Use Case Diagram for the Hotel Management System
Learn how to define use cases and create the corresponding use case diagram for the hotel management system.
Let’s build the use case diagram for the hotel management system and understand the relationship between its different components.
First, we’ll define the different elements of our hotel, followed by the complete use case diagram of the system.
System
Our system is a "hotel."
Actors
Now, we will define the main actors of our hotel management system.
Primary actors
Guest: This is the hotel's primary actor who can book a room, make payment, and change or cancel the reservations.
Receptionist: This actor acts as the admin of the system and can perform any task a “Guest” can perform. This can also add, remove, or update the room, check in/check out guests, and issue room keys for guests.
Manager: This actor can add or modify an employee and issue a card to an employee of the hotel.
Housekeeper: This can add or update the room’s housekeeping status.
Secondary actors
System: This can send booking notifications to guests.
Server: This can add or update room status according to the room change request.
Use cases
In this section, we will define the use cases for the hotel. We have listed the use cases according to their respective interactions with a particular actor.
Note: You will see some use cases occurring multiple times because they are shared among different actors in the system.
Guest
Book room: To book a room in the hotel
Update booking: To update a room booking in the hotel
Login/Logout: To log in and out of the hotel management system
Cancel booking: To cancel a room booking in the hotel
View booking: To view and verify a room booking
Print booking: To print booking details from the hotel management system
Search room/booking: To search for a room or a booking in the hotel management system
Payment: To pay the room rent to the hotel
View account: To view account details and booking status
Register new account: To register a new account for new guests
Return room key: To return the room key before checkout
Receptionist
Add room: To add rooms to the hotel management system so guests can book them
Update room: To update room status from available to booked or vice versa
Remove room: To remove a room from the hotel management system so guests can't book it
Book room: To book a room in the hotel
Update booking: To update a room booking in the hotel
Login/Logout: To log in and out of the hotel management system
Cancel booking: To cancel a room booking in the hotel
View booking: To view and verify a room booking
Print booking: To print booking details from the hotel management system
Search room/booking: To search for a room or a booking in the hotel management system
View account: To view account details and booking status
Register new account: To register a new account for new guests
Check in guest: To check in guests to the hotel
Check out guest: To check out guests from the hotel
Issue room key: To issue room keys to guests who checked in
Manager
Issue employee card: To issue employee cards so one can be identified
Add/modify employee: To add a new employee to the hotel management system or to modify the employee's status
Add room: To add rooms to the hotel management system so guests can book them
Update room: To update room status from available to booked or vice versa
Remove room: To remove a room from the hotel management system so guests can't book it
Book room: To book a room in the hotel
Update booking: To update a room booking in the hotel
Login/Logout: To log in and out of the hotel management system
Cancel booking: To cancel a room booking in the hotel
View booking: To view and verify a room booking.
Print booking: To print the booking details from the hotel management system
Search room/booking: To search for a room or a booking in the hotel management system
View account: To view account details and booking status
Register new account: To register a new account for new guests
Check in guest: To check in guests to the hotel
Check out guest: To check out guests from the hotel
Issue room key: To issue room keys to guests who checked in
System
Add/update room charge: To update the status of the room charge
Send booking notification: To send booking notification to guests
Housekeeper
Add/update room housekeeping: To update the housekeeping status of rooms
Relationships
We describe the relationships between and among actors and their use cases in this section.
Generalization
The manager is the boss of the receptionist and has access to everything a receptionist has. Therefore, “Manager” has a generalization relationship with “Receptionist.”
“Cash” and “Credit card” use cases are used for payments. Hence, both have a generalization relationship with the “Pay ticket” use case.
Associations
The below table shows the association relationship between actors and their use cases.
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