What Are The Standard Terminologies Used In Hotels?

I’ve heard people say VR, VD, VC, skipper. What do these mean? Are there any additional terms? When should the hotel staff use these?

4 Responses to “What Are The Standard Terminologies Used In Hotels?”

  • blueink says:

    VR- Vacant Ready, VD- vacant dirty VC- vacant clean
    OOO- out of order DND- do not disturb
    ARD- advanced deposit received, CXL- cancel
    Walk-in- anyone who arrives without a reservation
    SRP- special rate plan
    There are more but they are really boring and inconsequential unless you work at a hotel.
    Edit- we collect all payment at Check in so we don’t have skippers

  • Humvee Parts says:

    vr-vacany ready
    vc-vacant clean
    vd-vacant dirty

  • Robert C says:

    “Down and Out” – A room you can drive up to on the first floor and enter from the parking lot.

  • ღ*Pink Cat *ღ says:

    Vacant Ready, Vacant Dirty, and skipped means they left without paying, VC could be vacant clean,

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