hotelier

[oh-tuh l-yey, hoht-l-eer]

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noun

a manager or owner of a hotel or inn.

Origin of hotelier

1900–05; < French hôtelier; see hotel, -ier²

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Gaza City hotelier Jawdat Al Khodary said much the same thing.
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British Dictionary definitions for hotelier

hotelier

noun

an owner or manager of one or more hotels

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Word Origin and History for hotelier

n.

1905, from French hôtelier "hotelkeeper," Old French hostelier, from hostel (see hostel).

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Contemporary Examples

The hotelier alerted authorities who sent a Coast Guard ship to meet the incoming boat.

But focusing on in-store experience—and bringing in a French hotelier to fix it—misses the forest for the trees.

Gaza City hotelier Jawdat Al Khodary said much the same thing.

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Word Origin and History for hotelier

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Origin of hotelier