Class Hierarchy With Design Patterns

Hi Guys,

I am after a clean and elegant solution to my problem. The solution is simple enough if i want to churn out "bad" code. HOWEVER, I want  a solution which follows design patterns, and SOLID principles. I am trying to improve the quality of my code so will leave it to the OOD experts to produce something clean for me to work with.

Let's Say I have a base object, call it Hotel.


Each Hotel has multiple jurisdictions called J1,J2,J3 . Jurisdictions are not fixed. More jurisdictions may be added later.

Each Jurisdiction Has a Manager called B,W,T. Manager is not fixed. More Managers could be added later.

Each Manager has a MemberType called W,P,D. MemberType is not fixed. More Member Types"could" be added later.

Each Member Type has a MemberLevel. Member Level contains a discount {get; set;} and a totalGroupSize{get; set}
The variable values in MemberLevel are all determined by its hierarchy.

So
Hotel->Jurisdiction->Manger->MemberType->MemberLevel.discount
h1.j1.B.W.R.discount = 0.2
h1.j1.B.W.G.discount = 0.1

What I am after is a clean implementation/class design, conforming to design patterns, SOLID to represent the above.

So if my calling code determines I have a hotel of  jurisdiction of J1, a Manager of B, a MemberType of W, a MemberLevel of R, I need it to calculate the discounts applicable to that hierarchy.

Can't wait to see the responses!!

Regards,

Chud