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Definition of hotel room in English: hotel roomnoun A bedroom in a hotel. a $13-per-night hotel room in a provincial town Example sentencesExamples - The only complaint was the cost of a hotel room.
- I loved the locations you use, from the hotel rooms to the lake in the final scene.
- At the end of the day, he returns to his hotel room to soak his hands and get ready for the next day.
- Instead of a comfortable cottage, he now occupies a shadowy hotel room with a bottle of Scotch on the dresser.
- In Hong Kong, for example, you've got different kinds of hotel rooms, different people, different customs, different sights.
- I like to film in hotel rooms, in elevators, or on moving staircases.
- Sitting forlornly on a bed in his hotel room, he looks more like a ghost than a ghostbuster.
- He recently met up with a fellow educator on the road who bemoaned having spent 240 nights in hotel rooms the previous year.
- My appreciation for doing things first class began in a hotel room in New York City several years ago.
- Nothing distinguishes the hotel rooms from the private apartments.
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