Hotel Room Booking and Adminisation in DOTNET

Abstract:

A Hotel management system is a computerized management system. This system  keeps the records of hardware assets besides software of this organization. The proposed system will keep a track of Workers, Recidents,  Accounts and generation of report regarding the present status. This project has GUI based software that will help in storing, updating and retrieving the information through various user-friendly menu-driven modules. The project “Hotel Management System” is aimed to develop to maintain the day-to-day state of admission/Vacation of Recidents, List of Workers , payment details etc. Main objective of this project is to provide solution for hotel to manage most there work using computerized process. This software application will help admin to handle customers information, room allocation details, payment details, billing information.etc.  Detailed explanation about modules and design are provided in project documentation. The existing system is a manually maintained system. All the Hotel records are to be maintained for the details of each customers, Fee details, Room Allocation , Attendance etc. All these details are entered and retrieved manually, because of this there are many disadvantages like Time Consuming ,updating process, inaccuracy of data. For avoiding this we introduced or proposed a new system in proposed system the computerized version of the existing system. provides easy and quick access over the data. In hotel operations, procurement of goods and services is the most vulnerable area which could lead to malpractice because hotels spend substantial amounts on goods (such as food and beverage, utensils, toiletries etc.) and services (such as cleaning and security services, group insurance services etc.). Besides making sure that purchases are value for money, it is important for the hotel management to establish a fair and competitive procurement system with sufficient safeguards to prevent abuse by unscrupulous staff. As hotel maintenance and renovation also incur considerable expenses and there is much room for corrupt manipulation in the letting and supervision of works contractors