Sentence examples for hotel lay from inspiring English sources
Next door to the Endspurt hotel lay an abandoned block.
"I'll get to the hotel, lay around and watch it all night".
On a reception desk at The DoubleTree (a "non-smoking hotel") lay a note warning that "consumption of marijuana in public and use in ski area facilities remain illegal under Colorado law" as does use in "alleyways, your car, streets, hotels, and anywhere you can be seen".
"The hotel lay derelict: a grim reminder of what had happened there, but a intriguing (if slightly morbid) attraction for the few urban explorers".
The hotel lay derelict: a grim reminder of what had happened there, but a intriguing (if slightly morbid) attraction for the few urban explorers who made the hour-long motorcycle ride up the mountain.
The spirit of the hotel lies in this conundrum.
A couple of blocks from Lana Del Rey's hotel lies Bourbon Street, the scene of drunken rampages from morning till night.
The no-frills Bade Hotel lies hidden from the hubbub and across from an industrial railway support building and car park.
The hotel lies just below the resort's spectacular mountain airport, but, to Rory's delight, it still does a sandwich for €3.
Fifty metres from the hotel lies a footpath leading from Port de Soller to Deia, which links into a network of tracks running through the Tramuntana.
This is the windward coast, so the water is seldom calm enough for swimming, but just north of the hotel lies a small, empty beach dotted with shells.
