The classification of buildings for sleeping accommodations is outlined inNFPA 101®, Life Safety Code®.

Lodging or rooming house (D):This classification applies to buildings providing sleeping accommodations for16 or fewer peopleon a transient or permanent basis, without personal care services or separate cooking facilities.

Dormitory (A):A dormitory typically provides sleeping accommodations formore than 16 peoplein group living settings.

Hotel (B):A hotel provides transient accommodations for larger numbers of occupants, often with amenities like separate cooking facilities.

Boarding facility (C):Boarding facilities include personal care or longer-term services, which are not specified here.