Sentence examples for world hotel from inspiring English sources

The group stayed in the luxurious China World Hotel and were bused to Henan province to visit Taoist sites.

There's also Lotte World Hotel (lottehotel.com), which forms part of the city's most famous department store, including a duty-free floor, if you need more time to shop.

In an ideal world, hotel bars would be designed with the needs of its guests in mind, rather than those of the hipsters it is trying to attract in off the street.

The atmosphere is more liberal than in much of the Arab world; hotel clubs are set up for drinking and dancing, and women are not required to be covered.

After spending thousands of dollars on rental, air fare and food, surely "appropriating" toilet tissue from the Hassler, a glorious old world hotel, isn't a major issue, but the Sommerses' son, Mitchell, certainly knows better.

"That's where Pho Hoa used to be," the driver would say, mentioning a famous noodle shop, and then we looked out at the opulent New World Hotel, opened in 1994 when Ho Chi Minh City was still poised to become the economic tiger of the Pacific Rim. "Take us to the bank!" my father yelled.

WorldHotels, a hotel-marketing company, says that Americans can book rooms at a one-to-one euro-dollar exchange rate a saving of roughly one-third at today's rate at 52 of the European hotels on its books.

Across the world, hotels, shops, restaurants and travel agents are salivating at the prospect.Although there is money to be made, profits will be harder to come by than the headline numbers suggest.

Sanitation is always a question mark in third-world hotel bathrooms and hot, humid climates, a breeding ground for bacteria, so I bring the million germ eliminating travel toothbrush sanitizer by Violight.

Once strictly in the realm of spy novels and science fiction flicks, biometrics are increasingly being used by real-world hotels, resorts and cruise ships.

Mr. Sharp argued that the place should compete with Claridge's and the Connaught and other elite, old-world hotels.