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Posted 8/5/2009 8:06:30 AM
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Initially, the term ‘motel’ was meant for local travelers and foreign tourists traveling by road. The concept, primarily, originated in the U.S.A. Basically, motels serve the needs and requirements of these travelers and meet the demand for transit accommodation. Or, we can also call a motel as a place for transit overnight stay. In Plymouth Motels offer the best to a transit visitor.
Some of the important services offered by the motels include parking and garage facilities, accommodation, restaurants and eateries and public catering and recreational facilities. Here, it is essential to note that the motels in Plymouth are equipped with gas filling stations, accessories, service of the elevator to the automobile entrance, restaurants etc.
However, to enrich the services on offer in Plymouth, it is also essential that the motels make available to the guests equipments and tools, if the tourists like to repair their vehicles. In the 20th century, it was the inn keeper’s answer to the needs of the travelers that resulted in the increased use and popularity of the automobile.
Motels are mostly located outside the city, preferable along highways and important road junctions where tourists want to relax. Motels are of different types. Some motels in Plymouth provide bare minimum services whereas some of the other motels provide almost all the facilities found in modern hotels, of course, at much cheaper prices.
The accommodation available in a motel is more in the category of a ‘chalet facility’, which has a dining hall with fixed menu. Some of the motels also provide shipping facilities. In the U.S.A, the motel accommodation is ranked at par with hotel accommodation. In the true sense, they are also supposed to play an active role in anticipating the needs, requirements and tastes and preferences of their esteemed customers and in shaping and designing their desires and aspirations, and helping them in tackling their numerous day-to-day problems.
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