This study, based on the results of a survey of hotel guests, describes the extent and operational nature of frequent-stayer programs and examines the statistical profile of hotel guests. Differential demographic, behavioral, and attitudinal characteristics of steady sleepers are provided, and some marketing implications for the hotel industry are identified.
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