private hotel

British  

noun

1. a residential hotel or boarding house in which the proprietor has the right to refuse to accept a person as a guest, esp a person arriving by chance

2. a hotel not having a licence to sell alcoholic liquor

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Example Sentences

She won 11 trophies while playing for eight clubs in five countries and she was instrumental in a campaign to get women private hotel rooms, charter flights and base camps during the last World Cup — perks the men have had for years.

From Los Angeles Times

Shot at a posh, private hotel in Paris, Bitton’s photo captures the decadent setting and Jagger’s upscale fashion, but also the moment’s relatability, with the top of the rock star’s shirt unbuttoned and a huge smile spread across his face — demonstrating the humanity that defines the photographer’s images.

From Los Angeles Times

Plans to use a barge to house asylum seekers were announced as a way of cutting the government's £8m a day bill for private hotel accommodation.

From BBC

The alleged acts occurred in Butler’s training room, offices, buses and in Howell’s private hotel rooms during away games, the complaint said.

From Seattle Times

Earlier this year, Fifa announced equal conditions - but not equal prize money - for its women's and men's World Cup tournaments, including better travel provisions and private hotel rooms for each player.

From BBC