Question

A There are other types of lodging establishments catering for ordinary, not such wealthy travelers. B Self-catering holidaymakers stay in self-contained apartments, which are
usually offered in residences, resorts or condominiums.
C Services are limited, and staff and facilities are kept to a minimum
D A very small apartment with a day room and a kitchenette only, i.e, without any bedroom, is called a studio.
E These establishments provide only some on-the-premises catering service

Economy establishments are designed to appeal to budget-conscious travelers. 1. It is essential to maintain low operating costs and, thus, to maintain below-average room rates.
2. They are usually designed for a specialized market segment. 3. Among these are motels, boarding houses, aparthotels, youth hostels, camping sites, etc.
4. These self-contained apartments consist of a day room, one or more bedrooms, and a kitchenette and a private bathroom. 5. Apartments are rented for a longer period, usually at least one week. In case of a shorter holiday the client can be charged extra fee.