Sentence examples for hotel clientele from inspiring English sources

He had a 130-year-old former office building to work with, which meant large rooms and high ceilings, but he also had to think about the needs of Milan hotel clientele -- mostly business travelers -- and the city's reputation as a capital of style.

As Voeller correctly points out, THEhotel's having foregone the hubbub of a casino makes it more appealing to a boutique hotel clientele.

The hotel's clientele are not all people caught between planes.

When asked when that was, the actress replied: "Before my first divorce". Roughly 40percentt of the hotel's clientele is American, according to Mr. Wirth.

That's not unusual in Lewes, the county town of East Sussex, but this woman is a little different from the rest of the hotel's clientele.

In days when the hotel's clientele traveled by steamer trunk, the du Cap was occupied by entire families for the season.

"Early indications are that it's been fairly minimal," said Mr. Stillwell, who estimates that 60percentt of the hotel's clientele is from Hawaii.

The chicken-fried steak with gravy and fries at lunch was about $10, sumptuous enough to satisfy long-distance bikers, who seemed to account for much of the hotel's clientele.

Harvard is the Charles's biggest client, with visiting professors, prospective students, parents and siblings making up a huge percentage of the hotel's clientele.

The hotel staff and clientele are Borscht Belt old, and Borscht Belt cranky.

The waiters seem unfazed by the obsessive off-menu orders (local-foam cappuccino, off-white omelet, dry-martini chopped salad) that the hotel's fashionista clientele lives on.