Short-stay accommodation provides places for people to stay for a limited period, whether travelling for holidays, work, events or family visits. The category can include hotels, guest houses, bed and breakfasts, hostels, serviced apartments, holiday cottages and other furnished lets. The length of stay may range from a single night to several weeks, and arrangements vary between properties. Customers can typically expect a furnished room or self-contained space, with access to facilities such as a bathroom, heating and Wi-Fi. Depending on the type of accommodation, services may include meals, reception or on-site staff, regular housekeeping, fresh linen, luggage storage and parking. Serviced apartments and holiday lets often provide cooking facilities, while hotels and guest houses may offer breakfast or other meals. Bookings usually specify the dates, number of guests, facilities and any check-in or house rules; cleaning, linen and access arrangements differ between providers.