Sentence examples for guesthouse manager from inspiring English sources

"This could be the end of us," said one guesthouse manager, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals.

WHERE TO STAY Nassan's Guesthouse (Baga Toiruu Street West, building A4; nassantours.com): Perhaps the most helpful guesthouse manager in Ulan Bator, matched by the clean rooms and hot showers.

In the ancient Buddhist city of Pagan, on the Upper Irrawaddy River, the manager of a guesthouse where I stayed quietly grumbled that the government didn't care if its people were ruined.

I had just arrived in Bali when the manager of the guesthouse I was staying at asked if I would need anything in the next several hours because she wanted to attend the cremation.

+34 954 502 324, alcazarsevilla.org It's highly impressive that, on a Tuesday afternoon, with about five minutes' notice, Juan Carlos, the co-manager at old-town Jerez guesthouse La Fonda Barranco, has managed to find us an improvised flamenco performance.

The main residence measures 3,120 square feet and is complemented by two large guesthouses, a swimming pool, a manager's cottage, office and gift shop.

"Even in summer we're not this busy," says the manager of a small guesthouse.

Windows shattered in nearby buildings, and four rooms of the guesthouse were destroyed, according to the manager, who asked not to be identified.

In 2007, Sompawn Khantisouk, the manager of an ecotourism guesthouse who was outspoken in his criticism of Chinese-owned plantations in the north of the country, disappeared and has not been seen since.

Most of them prefer to stay at Pax guesthouse, on Mount St Benedict, which - the manager proudly told me - is Bill Oddie's favourite hotel.

For FSWs who reported to a manager, outreach workers contacted the venue managers of the guesthouses, hair/beauty salons and street for permission to conduct the survey, and then approached participants directly in the venues after receiving permission; independent low-fee FSWs who solicit in self-rented rooms or "market day" buildings were approached directly by the outreach workers.