Sentence examples for Safe hotels from inspiring English sources

At the airport, policemen give arriving foreigners a leaflet warning them to stay in safe hotels and avoid going into the streets without a police guard.

You eat "safe food," stay in "safe hotels" where everyone speaks English, and come home with a bunch of pictures of monuments to show to the people in the "real world" of America.

And for those who have so generously suggested a donation fund be set up to help me recover, I thank you from the bottom of my heart, and suggest that instead, you keep the money and use it to book yourself into a nice, safe hotel room the next time you travel.

Whatever the itinerary it's understood there's a safe hotel room booked, plenty of cash set aside for meals, and soon they'll be home again to explain how the temperature of beer served in restaurants varies based on country.

The latest findings indicate that they want to know other women's opinions on the safest hotels, said Cary Broussard, a spokeswoman for the program.

Even in the safest hotel, women traveling alone may feel uncomfortable in the lobby bar or in other public spaces.

Dennis M. Lemke of Mineola, the hotel's lawyer, said his client planned to fight the town's efforts, arguing that cameras had been installed, along with other "security measures to make this the safest hotel possible".

But there was still the issue of trust on the part of businesses, which weren't ready to take a chance on Airbnb rentals when they're a perception that they're less safe than hotels.

As the risk of theft is so high, it is important to keep any used films safe in hotels or to get memory cards copied onto a CD/DVD.

Others continued on their way to work, hoping they would be safer in hotels and restaurants than on the streets.

If you're in Stone Town, stay in a safe location (hotel or home) and avoid being out on the streets.