Sentence examples for distinct hotels from inspiring English sources

Plans call for three distinct hotels and a laundry list of restaurants that will include, but not be limited to, a variety of authentic regional Chinese cuisines.

Xanterra Parks & Resorts owns and operates a private resort, the Furnace Creek Inn and Ranch Resort, which comprises two separate and distinct hotels: the Furnace Creek Inn is a four-star historic hotel, and the Furnace Creek Ranch is a three-star ranch-style property reminiscent of the mining and prospecting days.

The project, expected to be completed by 2012, includes three distinct hotel towers.

The fine yarns of long staple cotton fiber and the sateen weave in these sheets gives them a distinct hotel quality feel.

At 23 stories, the distinct-looking hotel has 183 guest rooms starting at $350 per night, all of which come with a private balcony.

Although the workers may perform identical duties, the outsourcing has created two distinct classes within hotels -- the lesser-paid agency laborers, who consider themselves second-class, and the direct hires, many of whom feel threatened by the growing presence of cheaper labor.

What vacationer has not booked a hotel based upon a cheerful advertisement only to arrive and be greeted with a view of an air-conditioning unit and the distinct and unpleasant "hotel smell"?

"We build hotels with distinct identities that aren't spaces but experiences," Couturier explained.

The strain of luxury you find at the Wuyuan Skywells Hotel is distinct from what you'll find at the Mui Dinh ecopark resort or aboard Dubai's newest floating hotel, though no less enticing.

The restaurant rambles through several distinct rooms off the hotel lobby: a chilly, glass-domed greenhouse in which nothing grows; a bar area with a high, surfboard-shaped communal table; and a cavernous back dining room, decked out in the space-age style of Dr. Evil's lair.

And according to the Pew Research Center, which has been conducting one of the more thorough studies of Twitter, Internet users ages 18 to 29 in the United States are the most likely to use the network, making a Twitter theme hotel a distinct way to speak with that demographic.