Sentence examples for hotels reserved from inspiring English sources

By last winter, the economic situation in North Korea had become so bad that visitors reported there was no heating in many government offices or in the hotels reserved for foreigners.

In the further course of that journey, he was beaten up by the white driver of a stagecoach because he would not travel on the footboard to make room for a European passenger, and finally he was barred from hotels reserved "for Europeans only".

I almost always leave home without doing much in terms of checking on my flight, having ground transportation or a hotel reserved.

The hotel reserved by my parents' friends featured army cots instead of beds and a half-foot-long cockroach evolved enough to wave what looked like a fist at us.

Finally, the official returned to inform me that I would be staying at a hotel reserved "for foreign dignitaries" (this is how my interpreter translated it) called Dostum's Castle.

Recent examples are $55 a night at the Wyndham City Center in Washington, D.C., for a midweek stay in July, and $36 a night at the St. Petersburg Hilton during the Columbus Day weekend (the hotel reserved for the wedding she attended was charging $250).

The SS drove the men from Budapest to Vienna on 17 May, where they stayed the night in a hotel reserved for the SS.

Excited by their first booking in Las Vegas, the brothers were disappointed to find their venue was far from the Strip, in a hotel reserved for black patrons.

www.bnb.it/beb Lady's First, Zurich, Switzerland This hotel reserves its top floors for female guests.

Cubans can now stay in the fancy hotels previously reserved for foreign tourists, and rent their own mobile phones.

Other reforms were implemented as well, with Cubans being allowed to purchase cellular phones and personal computers and to stay at hotels formerly reserved for foreigners.