Hotels outside Northern Ireland provide short-term accommodation for leisure, business and other travel. They typically offer private guest rooms with beds, bathrooms, linen and basic furnishings, with room types ranging from single and double rooms to family rooms and suites. Stays may be booked by the night or for longer periods, and services can include housekeeping, reception, luggage storage and help with local travel arrangements. Many hotels also provide food and drink, such as breakfast, restaurants, bars or room service, although the facilities available vary. Guests may find meeting rooms, event spaces, parking, Wi-Fi, leisure facilities or accessible rooms, depending on the property. Some hotels are independently operated, while others form part of a chain; accommodation may be sold on a room-only basis or include meals.