EAST WEST INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Autonomous Institution under Visvesvarya Technological University (VTU) Belagavi

A JAVA PROJECT (ACSC302) REPORT ON

“Hotel Management System”
A dissertation work submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of
the degree of

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING
Submitted by

S Mahamad Jaish 1EW24SC156

Shivaraj 1EW24CS177
Shivaling 1EW24CS175
Satish 1EW24CS163

Under the Guidance of

Prof. Swathi R
Assistant Professor
Department of CSE, EWIT
2025-26
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Autonomous Institution under Visvesvarya Technological University (VTU)

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

CERTIFICATE
Certified that the Mini Project work entitled “Hotel Management System” presented by S
Mahamad Jaish(1EW24CS156), Shivaraj(1EW24CS177), Shivaling(1EW24CS175),
Satish(1EW24CS163) the Bonafide students of EAST WEST INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY, Bengaluru in partial fulfillment for the award of Bachelor of Engineering in
Computer Science and Engineering of Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi
during the year 2025-2026.
It is certified that all corrections or suggestions indicated for Internal Assessment have been
incorporated in the report. The Java Project report has been approved as it satisfies the
academic requirements in respect of Java Project work prescribed for the said degree.

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Prof. Swathi R Dr. Achyutha Prasad N
Assistant Professor Professor & Head
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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The satisfaction and euphoria that accompany the successful completion of any task would be
incomplete without the mention of the people who made it possible, whose constant guidance
and encouragement crowned our effort with success.

We express our sincere gratitude to our Principal Dr. K Channakeshavalu, Principal, East West
Institute of Technology, Bangalore for his inspiration.

We wish to place our grateful thanks to Dr. Achyutha Prasad N, Professor and Head
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, East West Institute of Technology,
Bangalore for providing encouragement and guidance.

We would also like to thank our guide Prof. Swathi.R, Assistant Professor Department of
Computer Science and Engineering, for the timely inspection and guiding us throughout the
process.

We would also like to thank our Java Project coordinators, Department of Computer Science
and Engineering, for the timely inspection and guiding us throughout the process.
Also, we thank the members of the faculty of Computer Science and Engineering Department
whose suggestions enabled us to surpass many of the seemingly impossible hurdles. Also, we
thank our Parents whose suggestions and support enabled us to surpass many of the seemingly
impossible hurdles.
S Mahamad Jaish (1EW24CS156)
Shivaraj(1EW24CS177)
Shivaling(1EW24CS175)
Satish(1EW24CS163)

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 DECLARATION

S Mahamad Jaish(1EW24CS156), Shivaraj(1EW24CS177), Shivaling(1EW24CS175),

Satish(1EW24CS163), students of Third Semester, Bachelor of Engineering in the
Department of Computer Science and Engineering of East West Institute of Technology,
Bengaluru – 560091, hereby declare that the Java Project entitled “Hotel Management
System” has been carried out by us under the supervision of Internal Guide Prof. Swathi R,
Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science and Engineering, EWIT, Bengaluru
submitted in the fulfillment of the course requirements for the award of the degree of Bachelor
of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering of Visvesvaraya Technological
University during the academic year 2025-2026.

Date:

Place: Bengaluru

Signature:

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S Mahamad Jaish Shivaraj Shivaling Satish
1EW24CS156 1EW24CS177 1EW24CS175 1EW24CS163

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 ABSTRACT
The Hotel Management System is an integrated software solution developed to manage and
automate the complete operational workflow of a hotel in an efficient and systematic manner. It
covers essential hotel activities such as online and offline room reservations, guest registration,
check-in and check-out processes, room allocation, billing and payment management,
housekeeping coordination, inventory tracking, food and beverage services, and administrative
reporting. The system maintains a centralized database that stores guest details, room availability,
pricing information, and transaction records, ensuring data accuracy and consistency. By
minimizing manual intervention, the system reduces operational delays, paperwork, and human
errors while improving overall service quality. It enables hotel staff and management to monitor
real-time hotel operations, generate analytical reports, and manage resources effectively. The
system also supports secure user authentication and data protection, ensuring confidentiality of
customer information. Through automation and digital management, the Hotel Management
System enhances customer satisfaction, optimizes resource utilization, and supports scalable
growth, making it a vital tool for modern hospitality management.
 CONTENTS

Chapters Title Page no

1 Introduction 7
2 Literature Survey 8
3 Problem 10
Statement
4 Existing System 11
5 Proposed System 12
6 Objectives 13
7 Methodology 14

8 Algorithm 15
9 System 16
Requirements
10 System 17
Architecture
Diagram
11 Project Outcomes 18
12 Output / 19
Screenshots
13 Applications 21
14 Advantages and 22
Disadvantages
15 Future 23
Enhancements
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CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

The hospitality industry is one of the fastest-growing service sectors, where efficiency, accuracy, and customer
satisfaction play a crucial role in business success. Managing a hotel involves handling multiple operations
simultaneously, such as room reservations, guest check-in and check-out, billing, staff management,
housekeeping, and inventory control. Performing these activities manually can lead to errors, delays, data
redundancy, and poor customer service. To overcome these challenges, a Hotel Management System (HMS)
is used. A Hotel Management System is an integrated software solution that automates and streamlines hotel
operations by providing a centralized platform to manage all hotel-related activities. It enables hotel staff to
store, retrieve, and update guest information efficiently while maintaining accurate records of room
availability, pricing, and services. The system ensures smooth coordination between various departments,
including front office, housekeeping, food and beverage, and accounts. The HMS also supports online booking
and reservation management, allowing customers to check room availability, make reservations, and process
payments securely. This not only reduces the workload on hotel staff but also enhances convenience for guests.
Additionally, the system generates real-time reports on occupancy, revenue, and performance, which helps
hotel management in strategic planning and decision-making. Overall, a Hotel Management System improves
operational efficiency, reduces human errors, enhances data security, and delivers a better guest experience.
It plays a vital role in modern hotel administration by supporting scalability, improving service quality, and
ensuring the smooth functioning of hotel operations in an increasingly digital environment.

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CHAPTER 2
LITERATURE SURVEY
PAPER–1: Traditional Hotel Management and Manual Systems
Early research on hotel operations focused on manual and semi-automated systems used for
managing reservations, guest records, and billing. Studies by Jones and Lockwood (2001)
highlighted that paper-based hotel management provided transparency and human oversight but
suffered from serious limitations such as slow processing, data redundancy, and high error rates.
Reservation registers and handwritten billing systems often resulted in double bookings and
inaccurate financial records. Research conducted in the early 2000s emphasized that while
manual systems allowed direct human control, they lacked scalability and efficiency, especially
during peak seasons. Similar to early administrative systems in other domains, these traditional
hotel management practices were unable to meet the growing demands of the hospitality industry,
leading to poor customer experience and operational inefficiencies.

PAPER–2: Emergence of Computerized and Web-Based Hotel Management Systems

With the rapid adoption of computers and the internet, literature shifted toward computerized
hotel management systems and web-based reservation platforms. Studies by O’Connor (2003)
demonstrated that digital reservation systems significantly reduced booking errors and improved
data accessibility. Web-based systems enabled customers to view room availability, pricing, and
amenities in real time, increasing convenience and occupancy rates. However, researchers also
identified challenges such as system downtime, lack of integration between departments, and data
security issues. According to Law et al. (2009), early web-based systems often functioned in
isolation, limiting real-time communication between front office, housekeeping, and billing
departments. Despite these challenges, the shift toward online hotel management marked a major
milestone in hospitality technology.

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PAPER–3: Integration of Automation, Databases, and Customer Relationship Management

Recent studies (2015–2020) focused on fully integrated hotel management systems that combine
databases, automation, and customer relationship management (CRM). Research by Singh &
Kasavana (2016) emphasized the role of centralized databases in maintaining accurate guest
profiles, booking histories, and service preferences. These systems enabled personalized services,
improving guest satisfaction and [Link] technologies such as automatic room status
updates, billing integration, and inventory tracking were shown to reduce staff workload and
operational costs. However, researchers also highlighted concerns regarding data privacy and
unauthorized access, stressing the need for secure authentication mechanisms and role-based
access control within hotel systems.

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CHAPTER 3
PROBLEM STATEMENT

The hotel industry involves complex and continuous operations such as room reservations, guest
check-in and check-out, billing, food services, housekeeping, and report generation. In many
hotels, these activities are still handled manually or through partially computerized systems. Such
approaches lead to inefficiencies, data redundancy, human errors, delayed services, and difficulty
in maintaining accurate records. Manual record-keeping makes it challenging to track room
availability, manage customer information, generate bills accurately, and produce timely reports.
It also increases the risk of data loss, poor data security, and lack of transparency in financial
transactions. Additionally, the absence of an integrated system results in poor coordination
between departments like reception, housekeeping, and billing. Therefore, there is a need for a
centralized, automated, and user-friendly Hotel Management System that can efficiently manage
all hotel operations. The system should reduce manual effort, improve data accuracy, enhance
customer satisfaction, and provide reliable reporting and secure data management

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CHAPTER 4
EXISTING SYSTEM

In the existing hotel management system, most operations are carried out manually or with
limited use of standalone software applications. Tasks such as room booking, guest check-in and
check-out, billing, inventory management, and report generation are often maintained using paper
records, registers, or basic computer files. Room availability is checked manually by referring to
registers or spreadsheets, which consumes time and may lead to double booking or incorrect
room allocation. Guest details are recorded manually, making it difficult to retrieve or update
information quickly. Billing calculations are done by hand or using basic software, increasing the
chances of calculation errors. The existing system also lacks proper integration between different
departments such as reception, housekeeping, food and beverage, and finance. This results in
poor coordination, delayed services, and inefficient workflow. Data security is minimal, as
records can be easily misplaced, damaged, or accessed by unauthorized personnel. Generating
reports related to occupancy, revenue, and customer history is a tedious and time-consuming
process in the existing system. Due to these limitations, the overall efficiency of hotel operations
is reduced, affecting service quality and customer satisfaction.

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CHAPTER 5
PROPOSED SYSTEM

The proposed Hotel Management System is a fully computerized and integrated solution
designed to automate all major hotel operations. The system replaces manual record-keeping with
a centralized digital platform that efficiently manages guest information, room allocation, billing,
food services, housekeeping, and reporting. In the proposed system, all data is stored in a secure
database, allowing authorized users to access information quickly and accurately. The system
provides real-time updates on room availability, ensuring proper room allocation and eliminating
the chances of double booking. Guest check-in and check-out processes are simplified, reducing
waiting time and improving customer satisfaction. The billing module automatically calculates
room charges, food charges, and additional service costs, minimizing human errors. Integrated
modules enable smooth coordination between departments such as reception, housekeeping, food
and beverage, and finance. The system also generates various reports, including occupancy
reports, revenue reports, and customer history, which help management in decision-making.

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CHAPTER 6
OBJECTIVES
[Link] of Hotel Operations
To automate daily hotel activities such as room booking, guest check-in and check-out, billing, and service
management, thereby reducing manual effort.
2. Centralized Data Management
To maintain all hotel-related data, including guest details, room information, and transactions, in a single
centralized database for easy access and accuracy.
3. Efficient Room and Reservation Management
To provide real-time information on room availability and ensure proper room allocation without errors or
double bookings.
4. Accurate Billing and Financial Control
To generate bills automatically for rooms, food services, and additional facilities, ensuring accurate
calculations and transparent financial management.
5. Improved Coordination Between Departments
To enhance communication and coordination between hotel departments such as reception, housekeeping,
food and beverage, and accounts.
6. Enhanced Customer Satisfaction
To improve the overall guest experience by providing faster services, reliable information, and efficient
management of hotel operations.

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CHAPTER 7
METHODOLOGY
1. Requirement Analysis
In this phase, the functional and non-functional requirements of the hotel are identified. Requirements such
as guest management, room allocation, billing, food services, housekeeping, and reporting are analyzed by
interacting with hotel staff and studying existing systems.
2. System Design
Based on the requirements, the system architecture is designed. This includes designing database schemas,
data flow diagrams, and module structures. The system is divided into independent modules to ensure better
organization and maintainability.
3. Technology Selection
Appropriate technologies are selected for system development. The application is developed using Java as
the programming language, MySQL as the database, and suitable development tools such as IntelliJ IDEA
or Eclipse.
4. Implementation
The system is implemented by developing individual modules such as guest management, room
management, billing, food and beverage, and reporting. Each module is coded and integrated to ensure
smooth interaction between different components.
5. Testing
The system is thoroughly tested to identify and fix errors. Unit testing is performed for individual modules,
followed by integration testing to ensure that all modules work together correctly.
6. Deployment and Maintenance
After successful testing, the system is deployed for use. Regular maintenance is carried out to update
features, fix bugs, and enhance system performance based on user feedback.

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CHAPTER 8
ALGORITHM (S)

Algorithm 1: Hotel Management System

1: Input: guest details, room details, booking request, service details

2: Output: room allocation, bill details, check-in status, reports
3: Start
4: Display login interface
5: Validate user credentials
6: If credentials are invalid then
7: Display error message
8: Go to Step 4
9: End if
10: Display main menu options
11: If new guest arrives then
12: Collect guest details
13: Store guest details in database
14: End if
15: Check room availability
16: If room is available then
17: Allocate room to guest
18: Update room status ← OCCUPIED
19: Else
20: Display “Room Not Available”
21: End if
22: Record check-in date and time
23: If guest requests services then
24: Record food and service details
25: Update service charges
26: End if
27: Calculate total bill
(total_bill ← room_charge + service_charge)
28: Generate invoice
29: Accept payment from guest
30: Record check-out date and time
31: Update room status ← AVAILABLE
32: Generate reports
(occupancy, revenue, guest history)
33: Logout user
34: Stop
35: Return: room allocation, bill, reports

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CHAPTER 9
SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Functional
• The system shall allow authorized users to log in securely.
• The system should store and manage guest details such as name, contact.
• The system shall display real-time room availability.
• The system should allocate rooms to guests during check-in.
• The system shall manage check-in and check-out processes.
• The system shall calculate room charges and service charges automatically.
• The system should generate bills and invoices.
• The system shall record food orders and additional services.
• The system will update room status after check-out.
• The system shall generate reports related to occupancy, revenue, and guest history.
Non-Functional Requirements
• The system should be easy to use and user-friendly.
• The system should provide fast response time.
• The system should ensure data security and privacy.
• The system should be reliable and minimize system failure.
• The system should support data backup and recovery.
• The system should be scalable to handle future expansion.
• The system should be maintainable and easy to update.
Hardware Requirements
• Processor: Intel Core i3 or higher
• RAM: Minimum 4 GB
• Hard Disk: Minimum 100 GB free space
• Monitor: Standard display monitor
• Keyboard and Mouse
• Printer (for bill and report printing)
Software Requirements
• Operating System: Windows 10 / Windows 11 / Linux
• Programming Language: Java
• Database: MySQL
• IDE: IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse / NetBeans
• JDBC Connector for database connectivity

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CHAPTER 10
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE DIAGRAM

Fig10.1 System Architecture Diagram for Hotel Management System

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CHAPTER 11
PROJECT OUTCOMES

Operational Efficiency: Automates repetitive tasks like check-ins, housekeeping scheduling, and
night audits, significantly reducing staff workload and paper usage.
Increased Revenue: Maximizes income through dynamic pricing (adjusting rates based on
demand) and prevents "revenue leakage" by ensuring every service is correctly billed.
Zero Booking Errors: Eliminates double-booking issues by synchronizing room inventory in
real-time across the front desk, website, and travel agencies (OTAs).
Superior Guest Experience: Reduces wait times at the front desk and enables personalized
service by storing guest preferences and history.
Real-Time Analytics: Delivers instant financial reports and occupancy statistics, allowing
management to make data-driven decisions and accurate forecasts.

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CHAPTER 12
OUTPUTS / SCREENSHOTS

Fig1: Check in of Guest

Fig2: Check out of Guest

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Fig3: Availability of Rooms

Fig4: Billing Management

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CHAPTER 13
APPLICATIONS

Guest Management: Maintain guest profiles and preferences.

Room Management: Track room availability and bookings.
Billing & Finance: Automate invoices and payments.
Housekeeping & Inventory: Manage supplies and room cleaning.
Reporting & Analytics: Generate occupancy and revenue reports.
Online Booking: Enable real-time reservations online.

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CHAPTER 14
ADVANTAGES & DISADVANTAGES

Advantages

[Link]: Automates check-in, check-out, billing, and room management.

[Link]: Reduces human errors in reservations and billing.
[Link]: Speeds up operations and staff workflow.
[Link] Management: Stores guest information, booking history, and reports digitally.
[Link] Satisfaction: Offers personalized services and loyalty programs.
[Link] Control: Tracks supplies, housekeeping, and food stock effectively.
[Link] Integration: Supports online bookings and payment systems.

Disadvantages

[Link] Initial Cost: Requires investment in software and hardware.

[Link] Issues: System crashes or bugs can disrupt operations.
[Link] Required: Staff need training to use the system efficiently.
[Link] of Technology: Manual processes may be difficult if the system fails.
[Link] Risks: Sensitive guest and financial data may be vulnerable to cyber threats

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CHAPTER 15
FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS

1. AI-based guest recommendations and personalized services.

2. Mobile app for booking, check-in, and room services.
3. Smart room automation using IoT and voice control.
4. Advanced analytics for occupancy, pricing, and reports.
5. Integration with travel platforms and online bookings.
6. Enhanced security and eco-friendly management features

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CONCLUSION

A Hotel Management System streamlines hotel operations by automating bookings, billing, room
management, and customer services. It improves efficiency, reduces errors, enhances guest
satisfaction, and provides valuable insights through reporting and analytics. With future
enhancements like AI, mobile integration, and smart automation, such systems are vital for
modern hotels to stay compete

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