##Instruction:
Database: cre_Theme_park
Total Tables: 16
Total Columns: 52

Table Schemas:

cre_Theme_park contains tables such as Ref_Hotel_Star_Ratings, Locations, Ref_Attraction_Types, Visitors, Features, Hotels, Tourist_Attractions, Street_Markets, Shops, Museums, Royal_Family, Theme_Parks, Visits, Photos, Staff, Tourist_Attraction_Features.
Table Ref_Hotel_Star_Ratings has columns such as star_rating_code, star_rating_description.
star_rating_code is the primary key.
Table Locations has columns such as Location_ID, Location_Name, Address, Other_Details.
Location_ID is the primary key.
Table Ref_Attraction_Types has columns such as Attraction_Type_Code, Attraction_Type_Description.
Attraction_Type_Code is the primary key.
Table Visitors has columns such as Tourist_ID, Tourist_Details.
Tourist_ID is the primary key.
Table Features has columns such as Feature_ID, Feature_Details.
Feature_ID is the primary key.
Table Hotels has columns such as hotel_id, star_rating_code, pets_allowed_yn, price_range, other_hotel_details.
hotel_id is the primary key.
Table Tourist_Attractions has columns such as Tourist_Attraction_ID, Attraction_Type_Code, Location_ID, How_to_Get_There, Name, Description, Opening_Hours, Other_Details.
Tourist_Attraction_ID is the primary key.
Table Street_Markets has columns such as Market_ID, Market_Details.
Market_ID is the primary key.
Table Shops has columns such as Shop_ID, Shop_Details.
Shop_ID is the primary key.
Table Museums has columns such as Museum_ID, Museum_Details.
Museum_ID is the primary key.
Table Royal_Family has columns such as Royal_Family_ID, Royal_Family_Details.
Royal_Family_ID is the primary key.
Table Theme_Parks has columns such as Theme_Park_ID, Theme_Park_Details.
Theme_Park_ID is the primary key.
Table Visits has columns such as Visit_ID, Tourist_Attraction_ID, Tourist_ID, Visit_Date, Visit_Details.
Visit_ID is the primary key.
Table Photos has columns such as Photo_ID, Tourist_Attraction_ID, Name, Description, Filename, Other_Details.
Photo_ID is the primary key.
Table Staff has columns such as Staff_ID, Tourist_Attraction_ID, Name, Other_Details.
Staff_ID is the primary key.
Table Tourist_Attraction_Features has columns such as Tourist_Attraction_ID, Feature_ID.
Tourist_Attraction_ID is the primary key.
The star_rating_code of Hotels is the foreign key of star_rating_code of Ref_Hotel_Star_Ratings.
The Attraction_Type_Code of Tourist_Attractions is the foreign key of Attraction_Type_Code of Ref_Attraction_Types.
The Location_ID of Tourist_Attractions is the foreign key of Location_ID of Locations.
The Market_ID of Street_Markets is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Shop_ID of Shops is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Museum_ID of Museums is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Royal_Family_ID of Royal_Family is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Theme_Park_ID of Theme_Parks is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Tourist_ID of Visits is the foreign key of Tourist_ID of Visitors.
The Tourist_Attraction_ID of Visits is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Tourist_Attraction_ID of Photos is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Tourist_Attraction_ID of Staff is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.
The Feature_ID of Tourist_Attraction_Features is the foreign key of Feature_ID of Features.
The Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attraction_Features is the foreign key of Tourist_Attraction_ID of Tourist_Attractions.

##Role Access Policy (Column-Level):
Role: StaffCoordinator
Accessible Columns: Staff: Staff_ID, Tourist_Attraction_ID, Name, Other_Details; Tourist_Attractions: Tourist_Attraction_ID, Name

Based on the above schema and your role's column-level access policy, generate a SQL query to answer the question. If your role does not have access to the required columns, respond with: "Sorry, I cannot answer."


Question: Find the total number of available hotels.
Answer: SELECT count(*) FROM HOTELS
Permission: allowed (All required columns are permitted)
Gold SQL: SELECT count(*) FROM HOTELS