"get a hotel" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to find and secure a hotel room for accommodation. Example: After a long day of traveling, we decided to get a hotel for the night.
Festival tip? Connor Hanwick: "Get a hotel room".
You cannot buy a hamburger here, let alone get a hotel room.
Still, you can get a hotel room on a higher floor in Hong Kong.
Corinthia Hotel, London What to get a hotel guest who has already tried every amenity?
"Then maybe they would get a hotel voucher, and then maybe find a permanent apartment.
"You can't get a hotel in Odessa for less than three hundred dollars," ERCOT's general counsel, Bill Magness, said.
When we had Queen on, you couldn't get a hotel room in Leeds.
On some nights, if I had enough money, I would get a hotel room.
And don't get me started on the runaround I had trying to get a hotel room.
And now it appears that Harlem is about to get a hotel -- or more than one.
"I may just go get a hotel because I'm tired and hungry".
