Friday, February 26, 2010

Whats the diffrence betwee a hotel, a motel, and an inn??

According to AAA.


Hotel - A multistory establishment with interior halls


Motel - A 1-3 story establishment with exterior room entrances.


Inn - A large bed and breakfast with spacious public areas .Whats the diffrence betwee a hotel, a motel, and an inn??
A motel is a type of hotel in which parking is provided at or near the room and the room door gives out onto the parking lot.





An inn is a hotel providing overnight lodging for travelers.





A hotel is an establishment that provides lodging, usually on a short-term basis. Hotels often provide a number of additional guest services such as a restaurant, a swimming pool or child care. Some hotels have conference services and encourage groups to hold conventions and meetings at their location.Whats the diffrence betwee a hotel, a motel, and an inn??
My thoughts on this question are a motel is smaller than an inn, very little frills and a smaller price tag; an inn is smaller then a hotel with a few frills and a bigger price tag and a hotel has many frills, like a concierge, who arranges things for the guests with a huge price tag.
hotels are nicer and motels are not. Inn are nicer then motels but motels are usually not that nice
theres really know differents you can get banged at all 3
a hotel you go inside and maybe get on a elevator. The Inn is pretty much the same, maybe not too many of them. The motel is where you park in front of your door and its usually one level.
A hotel doors lead to a hallway,, motel doors lead to a parking lot..Inns have food included
IMO, a hotel is a high rise over 3 stories; A motel is one floor or 2 floors; An inn is a quaint country motel that includes a restaurant within the premises.
motel one floor outside doors - 50 bucks


hotel multi floors inside doors - 100 bucks


inn run by a couple lay out varies more personal service - 150 bucks and up
A hotel is more expensive and a motel cheap


An Inn is intimate, maybe in the country
Hotel=rooms accesible indoors only.


Motel=rooms accesible OUTSIDE only.


inn=rooms accesible inside partically %26amp; outdoor partically.

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