Hotel (noun)

1. A building in which paying guests are lodged, typically one in a town or city and providing rooms with one or more beds, and often with private bathrooms.
2. A commercial establishment providing lodging, meals, and other services for travelers.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from french hôtel, from hôte "host", from old french hoste "guest, stranger".

Examples:

1. We stayed at a fancy hotel in Paris for our honeymoon.
2. The hotel was fully booked and we had to find another place to stay.
3. I"m meeting my client at the hotel"s lobby in 10 minutes.
4. He's the manager of a hotel chain.
5. The hotel had a beautiful view of the ocean.