Sentence examples for hotel model from inspiring English sources
In challenging the typical hotel model, HOST offers a variety of room-types: studio, deluxe studio, one bedroom, and hostel.
The "Love Hotel" model from Enter the Void is seen in Murphy's apartment, and of course Murphy's strident views on cinema are pretty obviously Gaspar's own.
The main objective of this study was to determine consistency of the ACSI hotel model over three periods: 1994, 2001, and 2009.
After years of lacking interesting hotels, it will soon be home to three new ventures, which, inspired by likes of Shoreditch's Ace Hotel, are turning the traditional hotel model on its head.
When he was 12 years old, Berkowitz climbed inside a capsule hotel model in an exhibition at the Smithsonian's Cooper Hewitt Museum, in New York, and the experience has stuck with him ever since.
To go global, chains needed to muzzle their nationalities and abandon the grand hotel model.From 1960 began the second age of the hotel.
"We employ that high and low principle in our hotel models".
Famously frugal most of his career, Hardy eventually splurged on a lavish resort in rural Pennsylvania, complete with a mini zoo, collection of vintage airplanes, slab of the Berlin Wall, and a hotel modeled on the Ritz in Paris.
DETAILS On Martha's Vineyard, where increasingly expensive hotels want to limit vacancies, and buyers want a vacation home that's easy to manage, not to mention somewhat affordable, the condo-hotel model is a logical fit.
But the management fees (which are usually linked to a mix of the hotel's revenues and profits) fall by 3%; and franchise fees (which are usually linked only to revenues) fall by only 1%.So chains that have adopted the virtual-hotel model should suffer less in the recession.
In return for the fees they charge the hotels' owners, they provide a glossy brand name and a steady stream of bookings from their online reservations systems.Among the keenest adopters of this virtual-hotel model, also called "asset-light", is InterContinental, a British-based firm which in addition to its eponymous hotel chain owns the Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza brands.
