Prices per Standard Occupancy File

This file assigns a base amount matching the standardOccupancy value of the Room Master, and adds supplements for any extra passenger exceeding that standard capacity.

Purpose

This model is used when the room price is based on the standard guest capacity of the room rather than a simple fixed room package.

Example

Download the example Prices per Standard Occupancy file (CSV)

Field definitions

Field	Type	Description
hotelCode	String	Hotel identifier.
rateCode	String	Rate plan identifier.
priceCurrency	String	Currency of the price.
roomCode	String	Room type.
startDate	Date	Start date of the pricing range.
endDate	Date	End date of the pricing range.
minLengthOfStay	Integer	Minimum LOS condition.
maxLengthOfStay	Integer	Maximum LOS condition.
durationDays	Integer	Duration of the price rule.
pricePerStandardOccupancy	Decimal	Price applied to the standard occupancy level.
extraAdults	String	Supplement rules for extra adults.
extraChildren	String	Supplement rules for extra children.
extraInfants	String	Supplement rules for extra infants.

Understanding complex fields

Because CSVs are flat, we use specific delimiters (, and |) to send lists inside a single cell.

extraAdults / extraChildren / extraInfants

List of objects — separate the supplement for each extra passenger position with a pipe |.

• Format: Position,Amount,Type | Position,Amount,Type...
• Example: 1,30.00,AMOUNT|2,25.00,AMOUNT
• Meaning: the 1st extra adult pays 30.00, the 2nd extra adult pays 25.00, both as a fixed amount.

Type defines how the amount is applied. The examples use AMOUNT (a fixed amount).

Notes

This model is useful when the Seller defines the room price around the room's standard capacity and charges more for additional guests beyond that threshold.