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motel
[moh-tel]
noun
a hotel providing travelers with lodging and free parking facilities, typically a roadside hotel having rooms adjacent to an outside parking area or an urban hotel offering parking within the building.
motel
/ əʊˈɛ /
noun
a roadside hotel for motorists, usually having direct access from each room or chalet to a parking space or garage
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of motel1
Example Sentences
Those who love a road trip could drive the 9½ hours from L.A., staying at fun motels along the way.
That same year, she launched Inside Safe, which has been moving thousands of unhoused Angelenos into hotels, motels and other interim housing.
That move, backed by the City Council, gave Bass the power to award no-bid contracts to nonprofit groups and to rent hotels and motels for interim homeless housing.
He was shot and stabbed on several occasions and killed a thieving female motel owner who ambushed him.
He tried to get a motel room for them to stay at in Fresno, court documents state, but was turned down because he lacked two forms of identification.
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