Okay, let’s imagine you’re staying in a big hotel with lots of rooms.
In each room, there is usually a television that is connected to a special system that the hotel provides. This system is called the hotel television system.
Basically, this system is made up of lots of different parts that all work together to make sure the TV in your room is programmed with the channels the hotel offers and that you can use it easily, even if you're too young to read the TV or use the remote.
One part of the system is the cable TV provider, which sends the TV signal to the hotel. Another part is the equipment in the hotel, which does things like splitting the signal and sending it to all the TVs.
There's also the remote control which has buttons that you can push to change the channel or turn the TV on or off.
But hotel TV systems can be even fancier than that. Sometimes, the hotel will have special channels that only they offer, like a channel that shows information about the hotel or the surrounding area.
The hotel may also have special software on the TV that lets you order things from room service, check out, or even watch movies on demand.
So, in summary, hotel TV systems are a group of special tools and technology that work together to give you access to the TV channels the hotel offers and can even let you do other things using the TV in your room.