Hotel

A hotel was a facility offering temporary lodging to travelers or visitors to a location. A hotel room was normally equipped with a bed and a bathroom. () Communication devices, entertainment systems, and environmental controls were also part of more modern hotel rooms. ()
Customer service in a hotel was usually provided by the bell staff and coordinated by the concierge. ()
Many large hotels had meeting facilities available for various functions; some even had their own casinos inside. (; )
As a resort world, Risa had several well-accommodated hotels for its guests. (; ; )
On , the Rusk Hotel was in operation in the 1960s when almost the planet's entire population was wiped out. ()
Deanna Troi joked that she would book her next vacation at Aaron Conor's hotel, and he answered that he had to build one. ()
Montgomery Scott compared the guest quarters aboard the with his hotel room on the planet Argelius II. ()
The term hotel was often used as a comparison with a prison facility, one a place of luxury and one with hard conditions. (; ; )
== Named hotels ==
* Hotel Brian (San Francisco)
* Cal-Neva Lodge (Nevada)
* Chelsea Hotel (Toronto)
* The Clift (San Francisco)
* Desert Inn (Las Vegas)
* Dunes Hotel (Las Vegas)
* Fairground Hotel (San Francisco)
* Fairmont Hotel (San Francisco)
* Freecloud Grand Hotel (Stardust City)
* Intercontinental Los Angeles Downtown (Los Angeles)
* Graystone Hotel (Chicago)
* Hotel Figueroa (Los Angeles)
* Millennium Biltmore Hotel (Los Angeles)
* Plaza Hotel (New York City)
* Residence Inn by Marriott (Los Angeles)
* The Ritz-Carlton Hotel, Los Angeles (Los Angeles)
* Royale (fictional)
* Sands Hotel (Las Vegas)
* Sheraton Grand Hotel (Los Angeles)
* St. Paul Hotel (San Francisco)
* Trinity Auditorium (Los Angeles)
* Vic's lounge (Las Vegas)
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