Hotel

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A hotel is a (usually commercial) facility offering short-term, temporary lodging to travelers or visitors to a location. Each of several accommodations available within a hotel usually consists of a room equipped with bedding and restroom facilities for at least one person, along with other furniture and amenities such as a basic communications device, entertainment system, and environmental controls.

If a hotel has a restaurant on site, the guest can dine there or have a meal brought to his room for an additional charge. Customer service in a hotel is usually provided by the bell staff (who also assist arriving guests with their luggage) and coordinated by the concierge.

Many large hotels have meeting facilities available for various functions.

Notable hotels

As a resort world, Risa had several well-accommodated hotels for its guests. (ENT: "Two Days and Two Nights"; TNG: "Captain's Holiday"; DS9: "Let He Who Is Without Sin...")

On Miri's planet, the Rusk Hotel was in operation in the 1960s when almost the planet's entire population was wiped out. (TOS: "Miri")

Earth establishments

• Hotel Brian (San Francisco)
• Cal-Neva Lodge (Nevada)
• The Clift (San Francisco)
• Desert Inn (Las Vegas)
• Dunes Hotel (Las Vegas)
• Fairmont Hotel (San Francisco)
• Graystone Hotel (Chicago)
• Hotel Royale
• Sands Hotel (Las Vegas)
• St. Paul Hotel (San Francisco)
• Vic's lounge (Las Vegas)

The Watergate Hotel was also indirectly mentioned through the Watergate scandal

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External link

• Hotel at Wikipedia