Run of the House is best described as:

• A. One rate applying to all rooms, including suites
• B. One rate applying to all rooms, except suites
• C. A rate that changes by season for each room type
• D. A rate reserved for corporate accounts

Answer: (B)

Run of the House means you pay one rate for most room types, and that rate doesn’t apply to suites. The hotel sets a single price for standard rooms and will assign any available standard room to you at check-in. Suites, being higher-end accommodations, aren’t included in this same rate.

This fits the description of a single price across standard rooms while excluding suites. The other choices imply rates that include suites, or that change by season for each room type, or are reserved for corporate accounts, none of which align with how Run of the House pricing is typically defined.