The phrase "accommodating guests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of providing hospitality or services to visitors or customers.
Example: "The hotel staff excelled at accommodating guests, ensuring their stay was comfortable and enjoyable."
Alternatives: "hosting visitors" or "serving patrons".
A contest among employees worldwide asked them to submit personal stories about accommodating guests.
Ned and Michael have mastered the arts of accommodating guests, and thanks to a stint in sommelier school, of selecting wine.
This was the Broncos' last game in the capital before they return to the Stoop and become Harlequins next season, and a Widnes team whose relegation was confirmed weeks ago proved accommodating guests for a party which also marked London's farewell to Brentford after a four-year stay and the 25th anniversary of the club's first fixture as Fulham.
Easily implemented suggestions were made for hotel managers to consider when attracting and accommodating guests with disabilities.
Together with his wife, Michelle, he converted the abandoned facilities into a resort, accommodating guests on the tennis grounds and serving meals in the old squash club bar.
And for those families struggling to afford housing costs and don't mind accommodating guests, it offers a supplemental source of income.
Indeed, his livelihood is predicated on his being the accommodating guest.
And he fashioned a swirl of arpeggios in the introduction to Simon and Garfunkel's "Scarborough Fair," which had an accommodating guest turn by Paul Simon himself.
3D graphene-based frameworks with interpenetrating macroporous structures have attracted great interests recently since they can serve as robust matrix for accommodating guest nanoparticles for use in a wide range of applications.
The city has 4,000 parking spaces available to accommodate guests.
Ms. Darula emphasized that the special features are incorporated as seamlessly as possible to accommodate guests of every kind.
