"hotel structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the physical and organizational structure of a hotel. For example, "The hotel structure of this luxury chain includes over fifty properties around the world."
A six-story hotel structure will extend through the Midway into the Train Shed.
The trusses are 11 feet high and are placed at the eighth floor of the main hotel structure.
The concrete hotel structure was apparently built in the late 1970's and may have been damaged by fire before, local officials said.
They admitted this in their report, which contained one illuminating fact: "Maintains attractive suite in a large, modern hotel structure known as the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, whish is maintained in an excellent state of repair".
The Arabian Tower, at 321 meters, is the tallest stand-alone hotel structure in the world.
Before the water show begins the nozzles break the water surface and the Bellagio hotel structure changes colors depending on the day, show, holiday or event.
The property was originally a dairy farm, and the drive in takes you past some of the old buildings, now spiffily redone as hotel structures.
The developer has released detailed renderings and building floor plans and predicts a groundbreaking in July for the hotel-condominium structure, which it hopes to open sometime next year.
Under the team's proposal, the 28-acre property on the hilly eastern edge of downtown, designated as a specially planned district, would include 1,200 residential units; 208,000 square feet of commercial space; and 600,000 square feet of office space, along with a hotel, parking structures and green space.
"This will make it unprofitable for people to turn their homes into rooming houses and hotel-like structures or multi-families living in a building," he said.
The apartment building construction eliminated the plans to build a hotel atop the structure.
