The phrase "a hotel table" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a table that is located in a hotel or is intended for use in a hotel setting.
Example: "We reserved a table at the hotel restaurant for dinner tonight."
Alternatives: "a table in the hotel" or "a table at the hotel".
Squeezed around a hotel coffee table in New York, they could have been characters in each other's films.
At 4 p.m. Saturday, two groups of weary adversaries will gather once more around a hotel conference table and try to settle the N.B.A. lockout — if they can only hold off the agitating factions behind them.
Each is flecked with color and smeared with swoops of clear-gel medium; they look like something unappetizing from a hotel buffet table being served in an icky aspic glaze.
Several tap water appliances were identified in the hotel (table 5), including two ice machines; one with a filter which was in the meeting rooms' kitchen and one in the bar which did not have a filter.
She grows impassioned as she explains to me her mission, thumping the hotel table between us as she speaks.
In Testament of Youth she writes that, in the weeks after his death, a series of disconnected pictures rolled through her mind: "A solitary cup of coffee stands before me on a hotel breakfast-table.
"They may be less fastidious while on vacation, leaving medications in open suitcases or on hotel tables or not childproofing a relative's house," said poll co-director Sarah Clark.
Waiters abandoned hotel tables and joined in.
Its employees load up with food and beverages stolen from the hotel tables.
For about half an hour recently, Mr. Shircel, in starched whites, stood patiently at a hotel conference room table, hovering over a presentation of new airline boxed meals.
