hotelier
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5.4
- noun
- /oʊˈtɛl.jɪr/
:
hotelero
- The hotelier welcomed guests with a warm smile as they checked into the luxury resort.
- hoteliers and restaurateurs
- hotelier and owner
- local hotelier
But what, what it really forced me to look at is how I had the, the, the hotelier's wake up call.
- But what, what it really forced me to look at is how I had the, the, the hotelier's wake up call.
Examples
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As a successful hotelier, she manages multiple properties in the city, ensuring quality service.
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The hotelier and founder of Island Records picks his six favorite places and a work of art...
Blog text (4) -
If I had been Dora's hotelier or her lover, I would have thought her pleasant enough company.
Fiction book (1997) -
Public Hotel hotelier Ian Schrager recently revamped the iconic Ambassador East.
Blog text (24) -
Search engine optimization will never die because it pushes hoteliers to continuously improve their sites.
Blog text (19) -
Wyndham's shares could move up another 20% as profits grow and the hotelier and time-share operator continue its aggressive stock buyback program.
Blog text (17) -
At that time, J. Perry Stoltz, a Miami hotelier, planned to purchase the property and construct a magnificent hotel on the grounds that would be part of a large chain of luxury hotels.
Academic text (2015) -
Hotelier Kerzner is known as one of the world's flashiest developers, and the Bahamian Atlantis is his signature property.
Academic text (2009) -
He has worked as a hotelier for over a decade, specializing in boutique hotel management.
Synonyms
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3.4
A person who runs a small hotel and looks after guests
15
3.7
A woman who runs an inn or small hotel and welcomes guests
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3.0
A person who runs a hotel and looks after guests and staff
A person who owns or manages a hotel
A person who owns or runs a hotel
A man who owns or runs a hotel
A woman who owns or runs a hotel
A person who owns or runs an inn
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Morphology
Etymology
The word hotelier comes from French hôtelier, built on hôtel, a word for a large house or a place for guests, and is related to English hotel and host ('someone who welcomes guests'). So a hotelier is literally someone who runs or owns a hotel.