Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
Project:
Rooms - Drupal Booking for Hotels, B&Bs and Vacation Rentals
Version:
7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Miscellaneous
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
18 Sep 2011 at 14:28 UTC
Updated:
13 May 2015 at 20:46 UTC
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Comment #1
Anonymous (not verified) commentedsubscribe
Comment #2
ronald_istos commentedWould be interesting to get some more information on this.
Just off the top of my head I guess it could be set up so that a Bookable Unit Type represents a room in a hostel (rather than a type of room) and then every Bookable Unit of that type would represent a bed. But I have a feeling it is not as simple as that :-)
Comment #3
Anonymous (not verified) commentedHi ronald_istos
Me also interested for "hostal" way :-)
Begin to test rooms :-)
Great module.
Best regards
ArchGalileu
Comment #4
Anonymous (not verified) commentedHi ronald_istos
it works like that, "Bookable Unit Type represents a room in a hostel".
But for "see" "beeds available" is quite messy or not easy.
Do you advice something to it?
I am always available for testing :-)
Best regards
ArchGalileu
Comment #5
marcrobinsone commentedSubscribing. As of posting this message, @bluesparklabs has already release rooms v1.
I suppose someone will eventually help build a hostel-oriented feature pack with Rooms v1.x
I'm interested to help with this, but I need specs (use cases, hostel booking types, etc.) to aid in the development of the hostel-related selections/units.
Ping me if someone wants to pursue this (via http://gplus.to/marcky)
Comment #6
ronald_istos commentedDefinitely interested in working on this @marcrobinsone - I would start by considering a Room in a hostel to be a Room Type and Units within that type representing individual beds. Every bookable unit has the capability to have max 1 person / min 1 person and children obviously zero.
An add-on module could simply clear up the interface on this - would love to hear what other requirements there are that Rooms doesn't satisfy right now.
Comment #7
marcrobinsone commentedI'm going to start building this on a WebEnabled instance. Will start updating this thread with details today.
Comment #8
junkbox commentedI think we're hung up on vocabulary, I'm using this in a multi-resort situation where in 'Bookable Unit Type' is actually an individual resort. So the Unit Type becomes "White Sands Resort" and the 'Bookable Units' become units in each resort. So instead of the unit type being a 'double queen' it's the actual resort "White Sands Resort".
In the same way for your hostel 'Bookable Unit Type' would be 'Room 1' and the bookable units become 'bed 1', 'bed 2' etc. The same structure applies. Then render the results as by unit instead of by unit type and it kinda works itself out.
Perhaps I'm over-simplifying?
I mean I understand the need to make it easy for the operators, but then why not just add a vocabulary 'filter' for what you want to display a unit type label and a unit. It's just a hierarchy the names themselves are never shown to the end user.
I mean for all intents and purposes these could be "parks" and 'benches'. data is data right?
Comment #9
acrollet commented