'training hotel' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a hotel that hosts training courses or workshops. For example: "The new training hotel in the city centre is sure to be a great asset for businesses."
A new £16m training hotel is planned, the UK's first social enterprise hotel on this scale.
But getting hundreds of dignitaries there meant chartering planes, training hotel staff and even having new phone cables laid.
A precursor to the training hotel, a new social enterprise cafe, Artysans, is providing training and job opportunities to young people in the city.
This month police arrested more than 30 officials in the tourism ministry, including the deputy minister, on suspicion of stealing public money intended for training hotel staff ahead of the 2014 football World Cup.
For her holiday this week she is off to Devon with her husband of 54 years, Derek, to a new training hotel where they employ people with disabilities such as autism.
During her three years as a student at Foxes Academy, Sarah worked in the training hotel, learning skills such as food hygiene, housekeeping and cooking, while living independently in supported housing with seven other "learners".
To get to Granada by train take the Eurostar to Paris then the overnight train hotel from Paris to Madrid.
It is setting up local management units to train hotel and restaurant workers and get local communities involved.
Mr. Yeu, 34, works in Parsippany, N.J., where he trains hotel inspectors for the Cendant Corporation, a company that owns business franchises, including Ramada Inn and Howard Johnson hotels.
FISA already gives the FBI the power to get airline, train, hotel, car rental and other records of a suspect.
In January, Democratic Gov. Dannel Malloy of Connecticut announced an initiative in which state officials, law schools and hotel industry executives would train hotel and motel employees on how to be on the lookout for and report trafficking.
