Sentence examples for grim hotel from inspiring English sources

I've seen a lot of grim hotel rooms on my travels and have never been that bothered by them.

I hated Wales, hated the grim hotel, the sour looks when Simon signed us in.

Yvette C. Brown Wahler a five-foot Navy officer, strode to the fore at the grim hotel gathering down the road from the gashed west front of the Pentagon.

It is great to eat this, and to imagine yourself telling friends how you used to eat the chef Chris Cipollone's food back when he was cooking in that grim hotel space in Midtown.

It is great to eat this, and to imagine telling friends how you used to eat the chef Chris Cipollone's food back when he was in that grim hotel space in Midtown.

There is Bernard, a young, aimless, appetitive Frenchman on a "shockingly inexpensive" package tour to Cyprus, who ends up having sex, at his grim hotel, with an obese mother and her daughter.

It must be bad enough working in the kitchens of a grim hotel on the most unglamorous stretch of a Midlands ring road without also pulling the short straw of the breakfast service.

When I find one again, it's that two o'clock in the morning, a grim hotel on a square, the impenetrable maze of an endless city, when, really alone for the first time in my life, I found myself leaning from the window, incanting in a tearing whisper what I thought were poems.

There are, of course, hazards in Yemen that are a league or two beyond the usual travelers' woes of lost bags, delayed flights and grim hotels.

When the Berlin Wall came down 20 years ago, visitors to the former East Berlin found little else but grim hotels with barebones amenities and rude service.

Both Claire and I were well prepared by our years of Russian travel, which for each of us began in childhood, and picked up again in the 1980s, under the auspices of the Soviet-era Intourist travel agency, with its K.G.B.-trained guides, grim hotels and empty restaurants serving awful food.