Sentence examples for required hotel from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles ordinance at issue required hotel owners to record information about their guests, including name and address; make, model, and license number of vehicles; rate charged (as well as method of payment); and credit card information for guests who checked in using an electronic kiosk.

Schneiderman's report says as much as 72% of the site's private listings, those rented while an occupant is gone, could be illegal, skirting as much as $33m in required hotel taxes.

Experience in major events also yielded good scores, while a shortage in the number of required hotel rooms undermined the accommodation theme.

Congress has often taken actions that impinge on personal freedom for a national purpose, he noted, including the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which required hotels and restaurants to serve minorities.

But when Hyatt refused to address some of the concerns raised – such as health and safety, when the hotel chain led the opposition to a California bill that would have required hotels to use fitted sheets in order to ease the physical burden on cleaners – the effort ramped up to a global boycott.

But after 9/11, Palagia said, new regulations required hotels to restrict guests from having a certain number of people in a room unless they all signed in, making anonymous orgies more difficult to organize.

San Francisco municipal code requires hotel operators to collect guest information and to furnish it to the police upon request.

Mr. Ward opposes the rezoning because it would not require hotel plans to go through a special approval process that typically allows the union to secure guarantees on wage levels and other workplace issues.

The key to cashing in on the attention is to build for the latter types the kinds of things they require (hotel rooms with Wi-Fi, thoughtful food) without driving away the former and turning the place into another anodyne anywhere, bleached of the culture that made it interesting in the first place.

Based on the findings of hypotheses 4, 5, and 6, increasingly aggressive competition requires hotel company executives to enhance quality (Gray et al. 2000), which is a crucial factor in finding a viable lead and market difference because customer perceptions of service quality directly increases loyalty toward the hotel.

We require hotels to offer accommodations to people with no regard to race.