"guest home" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location where guests can stay, such as a bed and breakfast. For example: We have a cozy guest home in the countryside where visitors can relax and get away from the hustle of the city.
Included at Hamilton Farm are such amenities as a helicopter landing pad, a wine cellar and a 20,000-square-foot guest home with 10 suites.
On a Thursday night at the end of March, 2011, I bring an unexpected guest home to stay with us, my artist friend Lorna, who's spoken at Yale, where I teach, that afternoon.
The complex includes a helicopter-landing pad, a guest home of 20,000 square feet with 10 suites, a wine cellar and tasting room and a full-time concierge.
In Pondicherry, a pleasant place to stay is the Vatika Guest Home, on the northern edge of the old colonial center (67 François Martin Street; 91-413-233-3980; www.comikaguesthome.com).com
The book's alternating sections keep their subjects separate, except on a few inevitable occasions — say, when Riefenstahl received a phone call informing her that Dietrich had won the role that Riefenstahl coveted in "The Blue Angel," and was so upset that she sent her dinner guest home without his promised goulash.
Before we go further, a position statement: I am one of those credulous, gullible Americans who believes that Barack Obama was telling the truth when he announced, on May 1st, that a Navy SEAL team had breached the Pakistani guest home of Osama bin Laden and killed him.
The company installs those small guest homes and splits the revenue from renters with those who own the property.
What about the host who wants to send guests home with energy-efficient light bulbs?
When she calls to mention her high-calorie contribution, say: "You know, I like to send guests home with leftovers.
Just Desserts After my holiday dinners, I send my guests home with little packages of leftovers for late-night snacks.
Ms. Miller, of Martha Stewart Weddings, said that it was a tradition of the Victorian era to send guests home with pieces of the groom's cake as favors.
