How to implement schema.org for different hotel rooms types
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I'm working on a resort that has different type of rooms available. Does anyone know how to use schema.org to set it a hotel with different hotel room types. I looked at the hotel schema but I did not see any room types.
Thanks!
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Thank you I will look into it!
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try this one (http://www.microdatagenerator.com/hotel-schema/)
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