Sentence examples for compulsory hotel from inspiring English sources
These days, it's pretty much compulsory for hotels and holiday rentals to flag up their eco-credentials, be they investing in low-energy technology or merely urging guests to reuse their towels.
Be prepared for small, compact rooms, as most of these hotels are renovated heritage buildings, and when checking prices, many hotels quote rates without the compulsory "plus plus", which adds on 10% government tax and 7% service charge.
Farage's inability to call for the closure of the hotel, or at least for a fresh government policy making breastfeeding compulsory for all children up to the age of six, left him scuppered.
Hospitality in Le Marche used to be in staid business hotels or pack-'em-in beachside billets, with (uninspiring) half-board compulsory in summer.
One of its provisions makes it compulsory for resorts to be set back at least 150 metres from beaches, with no hotels within 5km of Hindu temples.
After a bite to eat, usually in a centrally-located hotel, it's off to the Egyptian Museum, sometimes with time for a quick Nile cruise and a couple of compulsory stops at shops for "demonstrations" of their wares.
Compulsory sterilisation?
On New Year's Eve, the hotel will have live music and dancing and the staff will be in fancy dress - but it's not compulsory for you.
