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apartment hotel
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apartment hotel
1. A hotel which rents living quarters suitable for light housekeeping and supplies hotel services.
2. An apartment house which supplies living quarters suitable for light housekeeping and has public dining facilities.
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Mr DeMarco, who has worked in the hotel and leisure industry for many years, said: "In most cities like London, Birmingham and Manchester there are lots of aparthotels but it something quite new for Coventry.
YWCA made into motel by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Leaving from Glasgow on October 10, seven nights in Fuerteventura staying at the three-star Oasis Dunas Aparthotel in Corallejo on a half-board basis, from pounds 525 per person.
LAST-MINUTE BARGAINS by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
Our seven-night break at the attractive four-star development Aparthotel Humbria near Albufeira came from the internet, while my fellow tourists got their deals off Teletext.
Beautifulbeaches us. on got bagged a budget; Gabrielle Fagan compares ... by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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