The phrase "room owner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who owns or has control over a specific room, often in contexts like real estate, rentals, or online platforms.
Example: "As the room owner, you have the authority to set the rules for your guests."
Alternatives: "room landlord" or "room proprietor."
I wondered if this was quite what I'd intended when I set out. "You sure you don't want to use the spare room?" owner Nick had said to me before going to bed – and I was starting to regret my answer.
Similar to Airbnb, Duanzumi charges a transaction fee to the room owner and it is only collected after the guest has arrived.
For example, if there's a conference in San Francisco, it will suggest the room owner to raise the prices of their listings.
Rooms are rented with a credit card and the portions of the proceeds can be donated or the entire amount can be shushed into the room owner's Paypal account or paid by check.
Ensure the room owner is well known and the room is decorated nicely.
By providing a platform for drivers, or part-time workers, or spare room owners, it argued, the new companies unleash new sources of economic activity that was previously suppressed.
So far, half of the room owners in the hotel, which is scheduled to open the last week of October, are from greater San Diego, while the rest are from across California and other parts of the country, Hard Rock officials say.
If the shopper needs to rest up from a tough day in the dressing rooms, owner Lisa Kline has the perfect solution: La-Z-Boys and Nintendo games, plasma TVs and a fully stocked, glass-topped bar.
On Internet chat rooms, owners of the first-generation Prius trade boasts and complaints about their mileage.
In the screening rooms, owners are getting rid of half the seats, increasing the distance between rows and adding bigger seats.
A noticeboard was advertising quiz nights, live acoustic nights, carol singing sessions, coffee from 9am, takeaway beers, and games nights – a clear sign that in the process of transforming this 400-year-old boozer into a gastro destination with five lovely rooms, owners Jim and Claire Alexander have not lost sight of its importance as a local hub.
