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hotel

[hoh-tel] / hoʊˈtɛl /


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Early in the pandemic, for example, Pacific Valley continued to lend to boutique hotels that other banks had pulled away from.

From The Wall Street Journal

"When he was a child he broke a lot of racquets and I had to take him crying to the hotel or home," he said in 2024, while Alcaraz described himself as "a bad loser".

From BBC

Izzy said she "can't explain the fear" of finding Japanese police at her hotel door early in the morning, with a warrant to seize her phone and laptop.

From BBC

After months of protest, the Home Office scrapped the controversial plans in October, saying it was "working hard to reduce the unacceptable use of hotels by moving asylum seekers into alternative, cheaper accommodation".

From BBC

Treasury profits it receives from foreign government officials the company can identify at its hotels and other businesses.

From The Wall Street Journal