gasthofn.
/ˈɡasthɒf/, /ˈɡasthəʊf/, U.S. /ˈɡɑstˌhɑf/ A German hotel (usually a larger establishment than a gasthaus n.).
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society > inhabiting and dwelling > inhabited place > dwelling place or abode > accommodation or lodging > public lodging-places > [noun] > hotel
hotel1687
hotel garni1744
lodgea1817
gasthof1832
temperance house1833
temperance hotel1837
railway hotel1839
palace hotel1844
parador1845
caravanserai1848
resort hotel1886
metropole1890
Ritz1900
trust house1902
apartment hotel1909
welfare hotel1915
motel1925
motor hotel1925
auto court1926
motor court1936
motor lodge1936
residential1940
botel1956
floatel1959
apartotel1965
motor inn1967
1832 J. H. Stocqueler 15 Months' Pilgr. Khuzistan II. iv. 106 A spacious gasthof, or public house.
1865 ‘Ouida’ Strathmore I. v. 67 A Bohemian Gasthof is about the only place..where you see the doctrine of equality in absolute..practice.
1874 R. H. Busk Valleys Tirol 86 Its principal inn..claims to be not merely a Gasthaus, but a Gasthof.
1960 B. K. Wilson Lovely Summer ix. 107 Time to stop at a wayside Gasthof for delicious hot chocolate topped with cream.
1969 ‘A. Glyn’ Dragon Variation viii. 228 The boy and the rest of the British team were in a gasthof near the university, students' rooms.
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