Sentence examples for elite hotel from inspiring English sources
"elite hotel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to a hotel that is considered high-end or luxurious. Example: The couple decided to treat themselves to a weekend getaway at the elite hotel located in the heart of the city.
Shabby-looking members of the Young family are treated rudely in an elite hotel.
Those power breakfasts of the 1990s, where executives lingered over a late breakfast of expensive egg dishes and even a Bloody Mary in elite hotel dining rooms, may be rare these days.
"We cannot stand alone," said the 52-year-old native Korculan who, after 20 years of living and working in Amsterdam, came home to take charge of an elite hotel in the island's old town, and to assume his role as scion of large and prominent local family.
At one elite hotel, which insisted on anonymity, managers are looking to maintain profits by wrangling with their food service providers to trim a few dollars off the cost of each Long Island duck breast and pan-seared salmon they serve.
A group of international journalists wanted to meet the director, in the restaurant of an elite hotel in downtown Phnom Penh.
Indeed, among Acapulco's elite, hotels are considered passé.
Bought by Elite hotels in 1998, the Grand underwent an expensive facelift, but without losing its sense of history.
It was the last of the city's 1950s-era hotels, and its destruction symbolically ushered in a new era of elite hotels, including the Venetian and the Bellagio.
For years, models, music moguls, and corporate tycoons have flocked there for its elite hotels, water-side restaurants, unspoiled beaches and laid-back attitude.
Mukesh Ambani, the billionaire industrialist, reportedly has several hundred domestic workers in his skyscraper residence in Mumbai, the country's financial capital, with some of his servants trained by one of India's elite hotels.
The Bond of 1953 is clinically, violently polyamorous, with untramelled access to the luxury world of the old elite – hotels, champagne and Bentleys – without any need to observe the social conformity that elite membership demands.
