The phrase "accommodation bar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to hospitality, specifically referring to a bar that is part of an accommodation facility, such as a hotel or resort.
Example: "After a long day of sightseeing, we decided to relax at the accommodation bar for a drink before dinner."
Alternatives: "hotel bar" or "lodge bar".
A series of overlapping cantilevers jutted out into space, providing layers of accommodation, bars and restaurants, as well as hotel rooms.
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This is the worst type of tourism, as local accommodation, restaurants, bars, etc are not used and the money is kept by the large companies, often foreign owned.
We stepped out of the helicopter with our six-year-old daughter and 11-month-old son: no accommodation, cafes, bars, shops or doctors.
Amenities: Year-round, 24-hour track availability, concierge, overnight accommodations, cigar bar, bar/lounge, indoor/outdoor dining.
Mike Galloway, director of city development with Dundee City Council, said: "The dramatic growth in business, leisure and family tourism will create demand for new accommodation, restaurants, bars, retail and a wide range of supplementary goods and services.
These are outgoing, multilingual people who manage accommodations, tend bar, help serve meals and act as guides for the many shore excursions in the Tuamotus and Marquesas.
The ban, enacted but not yet in effect, prohibits smoking in all public accommodations, including bars and restaurants.
More positive news for these types of privately held companies -- hotels and other accommodations, restaurants, bars, gasoline stations and other amusement/recreation companies -- are profitability gains compared with this time a year ago, based on a financial statement analysis.
Speaking for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, Hooper said not granting religious accommodation was a bar to any practicing Muslim and was not acceptable at a public institution.
At the end of the research, they concluded that, Hotels have been concentrating on their core functions in the areas of accommodation, food and bar services and housekeeping and have outsourced most of their non-core functions.
