The phrase "associated hotel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a hotel that is linked or connected to a particular organization, event, or service.
Example: "Guests attending the conference can enjoy discounted rates at the associated hotel nearby."
Alternatives: "partner hotel" or "affiliated hotel".
But the fine contemporary Radisson SAS Hotel Galway (+91 538300, radissonhotel galway.com, doubles from €240), overlooking Lough Atalia (and near the site of the new Philip Treacy associated hotel, the G due to open later this year), is where all the action is for Race Week.
KLASSIS: Individual memberships cost $2,000 a year, including use of the tennis courts, swimming pool and equestrian stables as well as a 50% discount at the associated hotel facility.
Unlike the characters in "Lost in Translation," I don't associate hotels with the onset of anomie.
By Shauna Lyon August 12, 2008 This week, Joan Acocella writes about HÄ¿lau I Ka WÄ¿kiu, a Hawaiian dance troupe that performs traditional hula, a dance that is oft associated with hotel tourist shows, complete with skinny ladies, torches, and luaus.
"Until Lodgeo, mobile users have been unable to undertake all activities associated with hotel booking on one app.
Whether the top-of-the-line cabarets associated with hotels make money is a matter of debate.
But today even many smaller hospitals often offer general amenities, like room service and nail salons, more often associated with hotels than health care.
Industry specialists said that a decline of one percentage point in room revenue results in two percentage points of net losses because of the fixed costs associated with hotels, including labor, insurance and taxes.
Giovanna Gentile, senior public relations executive for HostelBookers.com, a Web site based in London for budget accommodations internationally, said many hostels now offered amenities traditionally associated with hotels: private rooms with bathrooms, swimming pools, conference rooms and gyms.
Plus the more "homey" aspect means you're foregoing costly things typically associated with hotels, like daily maid service.
There is a large emphasis on casinos, many of which are associated with hotels, such as that of the Holiday Inn.
