Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Hotel"

A: Yes. Having found a hotel mean what you have discovered an hotel. For example: One day you are walkind and suddenly you find a buildind, and this case is a castle. Other example: You are on holidays and you are searching someting but you get lost and find a castle

A: I believe it should be "...therein lies the rub" or "...herein lies the rub." It basically means "there's the problem" or "here's the problem."

"the middle of nowhere" is an expression we use to mean "far away from conveniences." Someplace that is remote or isolated.

The hotel is in a remote location, and that's the problem. We don't have a car to get there.

A: Hotel room - a room to stay in, found in hotels (ホテル)

Save - record progress or stop something from happening
Save your game
Save the child from falling

Flex - 💪 Tensing muscles

A: It means because they found a hotel they are going to look for somewhere to eat.

A: When you say "some hotel this is!" You are usually saying it in a negative manner... SO, you are saying that the hotel is not a good hotel!

A: How do you get to the hotel? I am looking for a hotel to stay in tonight.

A: ex: I’ll stay at the hotel for a night.

A: You can say: "Mr. A has changed his schedule and will no longer stay at this hotel."

A: Which hotel has the best price? = You are asking about one hotel with one price.
Which hotel has the best prices? = You ask about one hotel with several room choices. Example: the Mariott Hotel has these rooms to reserve — single bed $100, double bed room $130, king bed room $165.
In the example, you want to know all the priceS in one hotel.
—Also you might ask about ALL the hotels in a city: Which hotelS have the best prices. It is confusing because every hotel has a choice of rooms at different prices.

A: In this case the two mean pretty much the same thing that the tree is able to live without water for three months, but the most common way to say it is with "can".

A: 1: the first sentence is more like a list: e.g # Pushing the button turns on the light. Closing the valve, prevents the water from flowing. Cutting the wires causes the machine to stop functioning.
This sounds to me like a list of instructions.
2: This sounds like a consequence of an action so : if you push the button, the light will turn on.

A: "Hotel will accommodate" means it has decided to accommodate that many people

"Hotel can accommodate" means it has the potential to able to accommodate that many people

A: They are essentially the same but saying will implies that hotel has previously had 500 people stay in it. Saying can seems a bit more theoretical, but not by much.

A: Just got to the hotel.
I'm at the hotel now.

A: Yes.

I need expenses receipts for work (?). Is it possible for you to write me a receipt for the laundry?

You can start "I'm sorry to trouble you ..."

A: The hotel room I stayed at yesterday was lovely!
昨日 - yesterday
泊まる - stay
とまった - stayed
部屋 - room
とても - very
素敵 - lovely, great
～だった - was

A: I would like to change rooms.
I would like to switch rooms.

A: "Why did I get charged for a movie I didn't watch?"

A: there's no train that I can go back home　✖
there's no train that I can take back home　〇 (...at that time)
...or...
there's no train that I can go back home on　〇 (..at that time)

Reason:
I can go back home the train　✖　 /　 I can go the train back home　✖
I can take the train back home　〇
I can go back home on the train　〇

A: × When I arrived at the hotel, I was surprised to see many people gathered in front of the check-in counter.
✓ When I arrived at the hotel, I was surprised to see so many people gathered in front of the check-in counter.

× It might be a sporting event or something.
✓ It might have been a sporting event or something.

× Teachers seemed to have a hard time organizing the students.
✓ The teachers seemed to have a hard time organizing the students.

× I felt like I was given the energy of young people.
✓ Being around that youthful energy made me feel invigorated.

A: × I will find other hotel
✓ I will find another hotel

A: 👌

A: You see "everywhere is like the place" but if you say "everything", it describes that the things in the hotel, like the chairs, the floor, the roof, the tables and other stuff are all clean.

both the words can be suitable. But I feel like "Everything" is much better. Because we normally don't use "Everywhere" is very clean, that sentence does not make sense.

hope this helps😊