Sentence examples for hotel turns from inspiring English sources

Matt Stanaway, the Midland's manager, insisted the hotel turns a healthy profit, with an average occupancy of 80%.

But though still treacly, still exasperatingly sentimental and stereotypical, this follow-up to the first Exotic Marigold Hotel turns out to be rather better.

But as you draw nearer, one hotel turns out to festoon its frontage with sequined, singing transvestites; another surges with frat boys and sorority girls glugging margaritas from goblets as big as goldfish bowls.

The Desert Cave Hotel turns out to have a fine dining eatery, Umberto's, like something from a David Lynch movie, 56 steps up into a sandstone hill, with muzak.

Abrams, 46, ensconced in palatial splendour in the penthouse suite of a fancy central London hotel, turns out to be a likably fresh-faced individual, and professes himself only slightly baffled as to how well things have gone.

Jasmine Building, 41 Garden Road, Colaba, +91 22 2287 2050, mumbainet.com/hotels/godwin, doubles from £72 The Shalimar Hotel turns 50 this year, and as well as being remarkably well maintained, the hotel also boasts modern amenities including Wi-Fi (offered at a nominal daily rate) and pillow menus.

The bid, nonrefundable once you make it, was accepted, and my hotel turned out to be the Crowne Plaza.

The hotel turn-down is a clever device that fosters a sense of cleanliness and order, ideal for time-pressed executives during the week.

Nearly two hours after the polls closed on election night, some of New York's most prominent Republicans filed onstage at a Midtown Manhattan hotel, turned and faced forward.

Her glam transformation of the Coburg Bar in London's Connaught Hotel turned a fusty watering hole into a trendy one.

Around 2 a.m., when the hotel turned on the lights and closed its iron gates, many guests lingered on the terrace, taking a last look at the Eiffel Tower before returning to their pedestrian lives.