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auto court

NOUN
motor lodge
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Over in the ash of the Palisades fire, a bungalow “auto court” that goes back a century, as well as the 1920s ranch home and stables built by Will Rogers.

From Los Angeles Times

The Century Plaza Towers got new glassed-in lobbies and a valet-staffed auto court on Century Park East, effectively creating a new entrance.

From Los Angeles Times

The auto court, which opened in 1937, fell into disrepair when motorists started to abandon the Mother Road for the national highway system.

From Washington Post

With a rich history — it once served as a summer encampment for Native Americans — the 486-acre property was developed in the 1930s as a Depression-era “auto court,” an affordable vacation spot for families.

From Seattle Times

Early in "Travels" Steinbeck bunks at an auto court in Maine and rages against the sterility of it.

From Salon