"build a hotel" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as: "The city plans to build a new luxury hotel near the beach."
As The Associated Press has reported, a Chinese company also is involved in the development deal, with plans to build a hotel, office buildings and luxury housing.
The apartment building construction eliminated the plans to build a hotel atop the structure.
Any developer ambitious enough to try and build a hotel, mall or office building on it would eat up any value the land had to begin with.
There the government is aiding a private corporation to seize the homes of Susette Kelo and others to build a hotel, high-priced condos, an office building and other projects to complement a major pharmaceutical company.
Mr. Rutledge recently paid $53 million for the London Guarantee Building, a lavishly ornamented 1920s-era office building at the northern end of the district, where he plans to build a hotel with more than 400 rooms.
There are plans to build a hotel on the grounds.
(Wanda is also planning to build a hotel in London).
Why build a hotel at such a delicate spot?
"Fine, then, I'll build a hotel," he said, and did.
"We'll build a hotel and casino, upgrade the golf course.
He plans to build a hotel and a restaurant.
