Hotel star division with the number of stars and color to indicate the level of tourist hotels. Stars are divided into five levels, namely, one-star, two-star, three-star, four-star, five-star. The higher the star level, the higher the grade of the tourist hotel. One-star hotels should have heating and cooling equipment adapted to the climate of the location; 16-hour supply of hot water; at least 15 (sets) rooms for rent; guest rooms and bathrooms should be fully organized once a day, every other day or at the request of the guests to change the sheets, sheets and pillowcases, and to do so for each guest; can provide services in English. On the basis of the above (the same below), two-star hotels also need to have wake-up call service; 18-hour supply of hot water; at least 20 (sets of) rooms for rent; dial or use prepaid telecommunication cards to make international and domestic long-distance calls; color TV sets; change bed sheets, quilt sheets and pillowcases every day or at the request of the guests; laundry service; meal delivery service at the request of the guests; more than 4 floors (including 4 floors) of the building with guest elevators. The buildings above 4 floors (including 4 floors) have guest elevators. Three-star hotels or above need to set up a full-time baggage handler, have a special baggage car, provide baggage service for guests for 18 hours; have a storage place for small pieces of luggage; provide credit card settlement service; have at least 30 rooms (sets) available for rent; have at least 16 TV channels; provide hot water and drinking water 24 hours a day; provide tea or coffee free of charge, and 70% of the guest rooms have a small refrigerator; provide voice mail and wake-up call service; provide clothing, wet cleaning, dry cleaning and ironing; provide a laundry service; provide a laundry service; provide an elevator for guests in buildings with more than 4 floors (including 4 floors). wet cleaning, dry cleaning and ironing services; provide shoe-shine services; service staff have special locker rooms, public **** toilet, bathroom, restaurant, dormitory and other facilities. Four-star hotels need to have central air-conditioning (except for villa-type resort hotels); have background music system; provide foreign currency exchange service for 18 hours; have at least 40 rooms (sets) available for rent; 70% of the area of the guest rooms (excluding bathrooms) is not less than 20 square meters; provide international Internet access service; have a telephone vice machine and hairdryer in the bathroom; have a mini-bar in the guest rooms; the tableware of the restaurant are in accordance with the habits of Chinese and Western food The tableware of the restaurant is configured in sets and is not damaged; the buildings above 3 floors have a sufficient number of high-quality passenger elevators, and the carriages are elegantly decorated; the hotel purchases the tickets for transportation, movies and plays, and visits on behalf of the guests; the hotel provides sightseeing services in the city; the hotel can provide services in both Putonghua and English, and when necessary, the hotel can provide services in a second foreign language. Five-star hotels, in addition to luxurious interior decoration, require that 70% of the guest rooms have an area (excluding bathrooms and corridors) of not less than 20 square meters; at least 40 rooms (sets) available for rent; the interior is full of high-grade carpets, or decorated with high-quality wood flooring or other high-grade materials; each guest room is equipped with a miniature safe; and there is an emergency relief room. The star rating of tourist hotels is coordinated and responsible by the National Tourist Hotel Star Rating Agency, which formulates the implementation measures and inspection rules for star rating, authorizes and supervises the star rating agencies of tourist hotels below the provincial level to carry out star rating, and organizes and implements the rating and review of five-star hotels. Other cities or administrative regions of tourism hotel star rating agencies in accordance with the national tourism hotel star rating agencies authorized and located in the region of the provincial tourism hotel star rating agencies to supervise the implementation of the region's tourism hotel star rating and review work However, there is also an exception The burj al-arab hotel in Dubai (burj phonetic translation of the bergamot, also known as the Arabian Tower). Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates. 1950s, it is still a simple seaside town in the Arabian Gulf, to the 1990s, Dubai has undergone a transformation. The miraculous rise of skyscrapers along the banks of the Khor River makes you think you're in New York City. Like other Middle Eastern cities, Dubai is rich in oil. But oil is certainly not all that matters to an upstart city with ambitions to make its mark in the new century. It has opened its doors to tourism. Thanks to its high-quality environment and colorful culture (because 80% of the population are foreigners), the majority of tourists to Dubai are models, artists, businessmen and other high-income class. On the initiative of the Crown Prince of Dubai, the famous entrepreneur al-Maktoum invested in the beautiful Burj al-Arab Hotel. The hotel is so breathtakingly luxurious that critics are at a loss as to how many stars to give it: five, six, or seven? Built on an artificial island on the waterfront, the hotel is a sailboat-shaped tower, a **** of 56 floors, 321 meters high, designed by British designer w.s.atkins. It is directly opposite the jumeirah beach hotel (considered the best hotel in the world) and is the latter's strongest rival with 202 duplex rooms, a 200-meter-high restaurant overlooking the whole city of Dubai, and the highest atrium in the world. It's only after you've been here that you can truly appreciate what it means to be golden. Its atrium is golden, as is its most luxurious 780-square-meter Presidential Suite. Rooms range from 170 square meters to 780 square meters, with the lowest rate costing US$900 and the highest, the Presidential Suite, US$18,000. The Presidential Suite, on the 25th floor, has gold-plated furnishings, a movie theater, two bedrooms, two living rooms, a dining room and access to a dedicated elevator. It was once raved about by the late top fashion designer Gianni Versace Dubai is the second largest city in the United Arab Emirates, similar to Shanghai in China. We don't know much about this far-flung Middle Eastern country: just that it's a country of extreme luxury, where every tree costs more than $3,000 to plant. This