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<strong>FAIRMONT</strong> <strong>HOTELS</strong> & <strong>RESORTS</strong> · <strong>DESIGN</strong> <strong>STANDARDS</strong><br />

PUBLIC AREAS<br />

Registration and Check-out (continued)<br />

access to the building. Staff are to have easy access to the guest from behind the<br />

counter, however the reverse is not to be encouraged.<br />

The front desk should preferably be located in a separate foyer off the main lobby and<br />

should not be the principal greeting element for arriving guests. Its location must<br />

facilitate the view to the lobby entrance, guest elevators and concierge desk and provide<br />

easy and direct access from the main lobby. The hotel’s front offices must be located<br />

with direct access to the front desk.<br />

Registration desk to have a minimum of four stations for an average 400 room Hotel.<br />

One station to be added per 100 rooms. Each station is approximately 6’0” (1.8 m)<br />

long.<br />

Barrier-free house and pay telephones are to be adjacent to the front desk.<br />

1.3. Concierge<br />

Provide counter or desk area for guest service and information assistance with one<br />

station per 200 guestrooms. A minimum of two stations is to be provided. Each station<br />

is approximately 6’0” (1.8 m) long.<br />

A concierge work and storage area (approximately 250 ft 2 ) (23 m 2 ) with direct access to<br />

the concierge desk is imperative.<br />

A typical concierge storage room is to have both open and lockable shelving (floor to<br />

ceiling height) as well as duplex electrical outlets and telephone outlets (airline ticket<br />

verification), fax machine and copier.<br />

1.4. Guest Safety Deposit Box<br />

Guest safety deposit box room adjacent to front desk. Guest entry door into safety<br />

deposit retrieval room to be in direct sight of front desk. This door to have an electric<br />

strike, activated from the front desk.<br />

An assistance buzzer with retrieval room connected to the front desk.<br />

Shall be elegantly finished to the same standard as the other public areas of the hotel<br />

and shall contain the following functional items:<br />

Safety deposit boxes for a typical 400-room hotel as follows:<br />

a) 1 Bank of 60 boxes each 2 ½" high x 5" wide x 24" deep (6 x 13 x 61 cm),<br />

b) 1 Bank of 24 boxes each 5" high x 5" wide x 24" deep (13 x 13 x 61 cm), and<br />

c) 1 Bank of 24 boxes each 5" high x 10" wide x 24" deep (13 x 25 x 61 cm).<br />

The boxes shall be built-in and concealed behind veneered hardwood doors. The floor<br />

shall be designed to support the weight of these boxes.<br />

Box “collection” counter approximately 18" (46 cm) wide and 42" (107 cm) AFFL.<br />

REV. MARCH 2006 55<br />

© 2002, Fairmont Hotels and Resorts. All Rights Reserved.

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