Sentence examples for take a hotel from inspiring English sources

From there you can rent a car or take a hotel shuttle about an hour south to the more interesting San Pedro de Atacama, a town of about 5,000 that serves as the base camp for the visitors who plan to head out on foot, by car or on horseback on various excursions in the area.

"… if you take a hotel you are going to pay that person maybe 3500 (Kenyan) shillings.

(District Stakeholder, Kenya) "… if you take a hotel you are going to pay that person maybe 3500 (Kenyan) shillings.

Go out and enjoy the scenery or take a hotel bus tour to the nearby tourist areas (Hoover Dam, the ski slopes, around town).

He then went to Thanet technical college in Kent and took a hotel catering course at Leeds Polytechnic (now Leeds Beckett University).

Last year I took a hotel room on the Western strip of the Lido, which meant opening the curtains every day and seeing Venice proper in the distance, shimmering out of reach.

There, he took a hotel to number one on TripAdvisor, and founded a real-estate investment company.

The Bataclan attackers took a hotel room in the southeast Paris suburb of Alfortville.

On the road, he camped as he had a half century before, but in towns most often took a hotel room, though who paid for this is uncertain.

Or, make like a sheik and take a helicopter: the hotel has a choice of two helipads.

Bobby takes her to Ireland where they take a room in a hotel.