"hotel visitor" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to someone who is visiting a hotel, either as a guest or for a specific purpose such as a meeting or event. Example: "The hotel lobby was bustling with tourists, business travelers, and several hotel visitors attending a conference in the event space."
The port town received 554,150 hotel visitors last year, about twice as many as in 2006, with most coming from the surrounding region, according to the Adjara tourist department.
"FARE FOR ALL," an interactive musical Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden, 421 East 61st Street, Manhattan, about what it might have been like for hotel visitors around 1830.
Also, Airbnb guests tended to stay longer and spend more than hotel visitors.
To meet demand, the city's hotel capacity has been growing steadily (Pamplona saw a 7% jump in hotel visitors last year).
And if you disturb a few people--fellow passengers or other hotel visitors along the way, you won't see them again, so don't worry!
Lodgings range from tent villages to five-star hotels; visitors can also stay with local families.
Above all it affected "the two core targets for luxury hotels: visitors from the United States and the Middle East", says Gwenola Donet, head of the hotels and hospitality department, for France, at Jones Long Lasalle, a specialist in luxury property.
While the price of entry can be high at some hotels, visitors say it is offset by the convenience factor and savings by not having to buy airline tickets.
But since there are no hotels, visitors have to stay some 13 miles away on the main island of Chatham, population 700.
Three premises within the BVT zone – a hotel, the visitor attraction Cadbury World and Cadbury Club, a sports and social club – have licences to sell alcohol.
