"hotelier" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who owns or manages a hotel, motel, or other lodging. For example: "After years as a successful hotelier, Jane decided it was time to retire."
The British actor once again plays ambitious young Indian hotelier Sonny, who attempts to expand his empire with the help of his elderly ex-pat guests in the sequel.
The tension burst to the surface on Sunday when a gay hotelier apologized in the face of an LGBT boycott for his "poor judgment" in hosting a political event by Republican senator Ted Cruz, who has been touting his opposition to gay marriage around the country.
The hotelier who raises a 1,000-room 1,000-roomy will pay for the bricks and monstrosity not for scarring the viewill wrecking an historic monument.The question paynners in these new markets should ask themselves is where they want tourism in their country to be in 20 years.
NINE HOURS, a Japanese hotelier that provides ultra-economical, pod-style accommodation, has opened a new location at Narita Airport in Tokyo.
Today Yotel, a British hotelier, sells hourly accommodation in "cabins" at London Gatwick, London Heathrow and Amsterdam Schiphol airports.
But even as he was making these cuts, he hired some expensive new designers from America and ordered them to produce no fewer than 22 new models before the end of 2002.Jürgen Bartels, a German hotelier who took over the Méridien hotel chain in 2000, spent $1.2 billion refurbishing his properties in 2001, at a time when they were sitting half-empty anyway, so he did not have to turn customers away.
Although the hotel business tends to rise and fall in lockstep with the wider economy, not every hotelier is equally exposed.
He is a hotelier, acting in his own interests.
The support organisations in different countries didn't talk to each other".In this section From baron to hotelier Foreign adventures The spider's bite On the waterfront Sending a message Just a placebo Spread your wings Selling energy ReprintsEverywhere, the revolution caused uproar.
DURING THE TAX-EVASION trial of Leona Helmsley, a flamboyant hotelier, a former housekeeper testified that she heard her employer say: "We don't pay taxes.
But enthusiasm for further cuts in taxes is waning by the hour especially since it emerged that the FDP's largest campaign financier was a wealthy hotelier who will profit nicely from the VAT cut.Debate over the new budget, which began in parliament this week, is likely to be overshadowed by continuing agonising over an air strike in Afghanistan last September.
