hotelkeeper
- noun
- /hoʊˈtɛlˌkipər/
- UK
:
hotelero
- As a hotelkeeper, she is responsible for ensuring that all guests have a pleasant stay.
Examples
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She asked Morro not to tell Mark she was coming down... ...but being a discreet hotelkeeper, he told me.
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I am a hotelkeeper.
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Hotelkeeper got to report regularly about-about tenants and, uh... registration.
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You're just the hotelkeeper.
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The hotelkeeper welcomed us warmly and showed us to our room.
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Every morning, the hotelkeeper checked the dining area to make sure it was ready for breakfast.
Synonyms
69
3.6
A person who runs a business like a shop
19
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
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5.4
A person who owns or runs a hotel
A person who owns or manages 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
A person who owns or runs an inn
How Responsible
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word hotelkeeper comes from two parts: hotel, from an old French word for a big 'guest house', and keeper, from keep, meaning 'to look after' or 'care for', as in 'zookeeper'. So a hotelkeeper is the person who owns or looks after a hotel.