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# Change Room
Steps to change the Guest Room:
1. Go to **Front Office**>>**Front Desk >> Change room.**
2. Click the magnifier icon in the Room Number field to search for the room to be changed.
3. When a room is selected, the reservation details populate automatically.
4. Select the destination Room No. to which the guest will be moved, and enter the reason for the room change in the Narration field, as shown below.
5. Click the “To Room No.” field to open the Room Search screen and select a new room for the guest.
6. The newly assigned room number appears in the ''To room no " field.
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