The phrase "access to guest" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the ability to reach or utilize something related to a guest, but it is incomplete without additional context.
Example: "The hotel provides access to guest amenities such as the pool and gym."
Alternatives: "entry for guests" or "guest access".
(A separate, interior elevator provides access to guest rooms).
The formats for the seminars are similar, although informal access to guest speakers outside scheduled seminar hours can vary.
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There's also an iPhone app with tips, free local calling, and access to guest services like cleaning and a private chef.
Anyway, the product allows building owners to know which units are being rented, and even to whom, giving them access to guest profiles; it also helps connect with background-checked cleaners.
The past five years have seen it grow from a few innovative experiments in collaborative consumption to a $110 billion industry that gives consumers access to guest rooms, cars, boats, clothes, office space, parking spaces and consumer goods owned by their peers.
Other brands, like Omni, Fairmont, JDV, Wyndham and Kimpton, offer complimentary Internet access to guests who are members of their loyalty programs, which are free to join.
Fox News Channel executives complained they were not getting the same access to guests as the other broadcast and cable networks.
This means residents can use their phone as a key, grant access to guests without walking downstairs and of course get packages delivered safely without being home.
Because these properties purchase the system upfront from URB-E they can decide on their own pricing structure, so a hotel could provide free access to guests while a college campus or apartment complex could customize their own pricing structure.
Also on Inside Edition Monday, I report on registered sex offenders we found working at major hotel chains with access to guests' room keys and personal information.
