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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hotel next" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a hotel that is nearby or adjacent to something else, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We decided to stay at a hotel next to the beach for our vacation."
Alternatives: "a nearby hotel" or "a hotel adjacent".
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They had gaslight and running water, but the nearest toilet was in a hotel next door.
"For me to have a hotel next to Yankee Stadium is a dream come true".
He is also musing about building a hotel next to the restaurant.
We had the good fortune to pick a hotel next door to the fabulous Peck food store.
I booked a hotel next to it so that I could get up on to the roof.
The blast has started a large fire in an adjacent apartment building and damaged a hotel next door.
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The Oaks is a converted hotel next to a pawnshop, in Carlington, a working-class neighbourhood on the west side of Ottawa, Canada.
THERE may be something inglorious about political exile in a chain hotel next to a humming freeway in Albuquerque, but the 11 Democratic senators from Texas who are hiding out there -- struggling with boredom, missing their families -- see themselves as standing for nothing less than the survival of democracy.
The club, between Fifth Avenue and the Avenue of the Americas, sold its air rights in the 1980's for the construction of a new hotel next door and began a $600,000 restoration in 1992.
A second hotel next door, the W Tuscany, doubles the numbers.
Spending three days at a luxury hotel next to one of the wonders of the world requires some compromises.
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