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Leisure - Holiday Accommodation

Study terms for hotels, hostels, guest houses, holiday homes, self-catering properties, camps, and alternative types of tourist accommodation.

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apartment hotel

a hotel with apartments that one can rent for an indefinite amount of time

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bed and breakfast

a small hotel or guesthouse that provides the residents with a resting place and breakfast

Ex: We found a bed and breakfast that was only a short walk from the town center. 
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caravan
caravan
[noun]

a vehicle that is pulled by a car, in which people can sleep and live, used particularly for traveling and camping

Ex: They traveled across the country in a caravan equipped with beds and a kitchenette. 
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chalet
chalet
[noun]

a wooden house with a steep sloping roof, often found in mountainous areas in Switzerland

Ex: The family rented a cozy chalet in the Swiss Alps for their winter vacation. 
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cottage
cottage
[noun]

a small house, particularly one that is situated in the countryside or a village

Ex: They spent the weekend at a charming cottage by the lake. 
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fleabag
fleabag
[noun]

a cheap, run-down, and often dirty hotel

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guest house

a small building that provides temporary accommodation, usually with rooms for rent and breakfast included

Ex: We stayed in a charming guest house during our trip to the countryside. 
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holiday camp

a resort that offers accommodation and organized entertainment for vacationers

Ex: The family spent a week at a holiday camp by the seaside. 
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homestay
homestay
[noun]

an arrangement to live as a foreign vacationer or student in someone's home

Ex: During her trip to Japan, she opted for a homestay with a local family to experience authentic Japanese culture. 
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hostel
hostel
[noun]

a place or building that provides cheap food and accommodations for visitors

Ex: The hostel in the city center offers dormitory-style rooms and is a popular choice among backpackers. 
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hotel
hotel
[noun]

a building where we give money to stay and eat food in when we are traveling

Ex: Can you recommend a budget-friendly hotel in the city center? 
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inn
inn
[noun]

a small hotel, especially located in the countryside

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motel
motel
[noun]

a hotel near the road suitable for people who are on a road trip, usually with rooms arranged in a row and parking places outside

Ex: They stopped at a roadside motel for the night during their cross-country road trip, grateful for a comfortable place to rest. 
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motor lodge

a hotel designed for motorists, with rooms opening directly onto a parking area

Ex: They pulled into a motor lodge for the night after a long day of driving. 
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pension
pension
[noun]

a small guesthouse that provides lodging and sometimes meals, typically for long-term or seasonal visitors

Ex: We found a pleasant pension with a garden and communal kitchen. 
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self-catering

a type of holiday accommodation where guests prepare their own meals

Ex: The cottage offers self-catering with a fully equipped kitchen. 
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suite
suite
[noun]

a series of rooms, particularly in a hotel

Ex: The newlyweds stayed in a luxurious honeymoon suite with a stunning ocean view. 
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timeshare
timeshare
[noun]

a property ownership arrangement where multiple individuals have the right to use the property for a set period of time each year

Ex: They bought a timeshare at a beach resort, allowing them to visit every summer. 
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villa
villa
[noun]

a rented holiday house, typically in southern Europe

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youth hostel

a type of accommodation, typically offering affordable lodging for young travelers, often with shared facilities such as dormitory-style rooms, kitchens, and common areas

Ex: They stayed at a youth hostel while backpacking through Europe. 
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boutique hotel

a small, stylish hotel, typically independently owned and offering personalized service

Ex: They stayed at a boutique hotel in the trendy district of the city. 
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eco-lodge
eco-lodge
[noun]

a tourist lodging designed to minimize environmental impact and often built with sustainable materials

Ex: They stayed at an eco-lodge in the Costa Rican rainforest. 
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vacation home

a secondary residence used for vacation stays

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bungalow
bungalow
[noun]

a one-story construction without stairs, usually with a low roof

Ex: The bungalow had a spacious backyard, perfect for hosting summer barbecues. 
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glamping pod

a modern, self-contained camping unit that combines traditional outdoor stays with contemporary amenities

Ex: They booked a glamping pod with heating and electricity for the weekend. 
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water villa

a luxury overwater structure built on stilts above a lagoon, featuring a sea-facing deck

Ex: They stayed in a water villa in the Maldives with a glass floor panel. 
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capsule hotel

a type of budget accommodation with small, pod-like sleeping units stacked in rows

Ex: He stayed at a capsule hotel near the train station for a single night. 
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