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Hotel
* Many hotels allow children to stay free in the room with an adult.
* Many hotels have bars and live music, or casinos
  - indoor swimming pools and saunas
  - safes to keep valuables and money
  - salons or spas right on property
  - tennis courts
  - keep bottled oxygen for emergencies
* Most hotels have a safe, where valuables can be stored
  - bars or cocktail lounges which stay open until the early hours of the morning
  - restaurants, bars and coffee shops
* Most hotels have swimming pools for the enjoyment of their guests during the summer months
  - their own health clubs that includes swimming pools, tennis, and squash courts
* Some hotels also have doctors.
* Some hotels have a limit on how many people can stay in a room
  - bed against the wall, or even shared bathrooms
  - gyms
  - parks
  - private courts
  - their own discotheques
  - offer rooms where bright, natural-like light comes on in place of an alarm clock
  - require casual evening wear for women, and a jacket for men when dining
  - use a name that refers to a natural phenomenon such as akemono meaning dawn
* are buildings
  - in the business of providing lodging and looking after their customers
  - large consumers of water
* are located in cities
  - resorts
  - towns
  - lodgings
  - service companies
  - temporary homes to business, political and tourism travelers
* are used for conferences
  - rests
  - sleeping
* childrens' hotel where practically everything is designed to suit children.
* directories and databases with information on location, rates and rooms worldwide.
* form one of the largest aspects of the tourism industry.
* have indoor pools
  - lobbies
  - services
* includes bases
  - beds
  - boilers
  - ceilings
  - courtyards
  - doorknobs
  - elevator cars
  - elevators
  - floors
  - foundation stones
  - foyers
  - hinges
  - hotel rooms
  - interior doors
  - readsides
  - roof peaks
  - roofs
  - room light
  - sections
  - staircases
  - storeys
  - walls
  - window frames
  - windowpanes
* is popular among groups having their own transportation
  - the general word, or, often, house as the name of a particular hotel
* offer breakfasts.
* only make money when their rooms are occupied.
* owned by major chains and corporations sometimes have an internal purification system.
* use energy mainly for lights, heating and air conditioning
  - perfumed air fresheners to mask musty or smoky odors in their rooms
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  * Most hotels provide internet access for their guests.

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Hostel
* Some hostels allow smoking outside in designated areas.
* are a unique form of accommodation unlike hotels or motels
  - housing
  - places that offer a good night's sleep in friendly surroundings at an affordable price
  - used for sleeping

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Inn
* All inns have private baths and luxuries such as pools, terraces and fireplaces.
* Most inns have a bath room each for men and women
  - restrictions regarding children, smoking and pets
* Some inns ask guests to share bathrooms.
* Some inns offer cottages that can accommodate families or groups
  - accommodate families or small groups
* are also a popular form of accommodation.
  - boilers
  - elevators
  - readsides
  - room light
  - sections
  - staircases
  - walls
* provide bed and breakfast accommodation in a traditional inn or pub.

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Roadhouse
* are hostels.
* is an inn

Large hotel
* Most large hotels have their own swimming pools and tennis courts.
* Some large hotels have business centers with a few machines connected to the Internet
* have mail boxes and sell stamps for letters, post cards and parcels
  - mailboxes and sell stamps for letters, post cards and parcels
  - restaurants and ballrooms in addition to rooms