Definition of hotelier in English:

hotelier

noun həʊˈtɛlɪeɪhəʊˈtɛlɪə

A person who owns or manages a hotel.
Example sentencesExamples
- John was a hotelier and publican of the highest order.
- So many people, including hoteliers and restaurant owners around this area, had hoped to host the contingent.
- Police have been in contact with local landlords and hoteliers to advise them on policing during the military deployment.
- Bar owners, hoteliers, shopkeepers and taxi drivers intend to make hay while the sun shines.
- Kerry hoteliers have said the publication of a new tourist guide could help boost business at a very uncertain time for their trade.
- Mr. Peter's new-patented invention is very interesting, especially for landlords and hoteliers.
- There is another business model for wireless networking that might appeal to hoteliers, cafe owners and publicans.
- The move implies he is open to compromise in the area, and will be seized upon by publicans and hoteliers, anxious to water down his proposals.
- The dance critics may be undecided, but the hoteliers and shopkeepers of the capital salute her.
- It really makes me wonder who this meeting is for because, apart from hoteliers and businesses, I don't see any benefits for the residents of York.
- As they acquired hotels, the brothers brought their varied talents to the business and became full-time hoteliers.
- Kerry publicans and hoteliers have been assured that they have nothing to fear from the new ban on smoking in public places.
- Many restaurateurs and hoteliers, most airlines, and even some wine retailers employ consultants in their wine selection.
- The idea was widely condemned by shopkeepers and hoteliers in Capri.
- There has been a bit of laughter about it but some of the businesses and hoteliers are quite irate.
- The project also included training of local hoteliers and restaurant staff, guides, and the marking of tourist trails.
- She said hoteliers and resort managers are flexible in order to attract Bulgarian tourists.
- He called for landlords, the drinks industry and hoteliers to work together to ease the passage of the Bill.
- He advises young publicans and hoteliers to be ambitious and work hard, and to ‘follow your initiative’.
- Restaurateurs and hoteliers across the Lake District are joining forces to support an extra special cause.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French hôtelier, from Old French hostelier 'innkeeper' (see hostelry).

Rhymes

Montpellier, sommelier, St Helier

Definition of hotelier in US English:

hotelier

noun

A person who owns or manages a hotel.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many restaurateurs and hoteliers, most airlines, and even some wine retailers employ consultants in their wine selection.
- The move implies he is open to compromise in the area, and will be seized upon by publicans and hoteliers, anxious to water down his proposals.
- Bar owners, hoteliers, shopkeepers and taxi drivers intend to make hay while the sun shines.
- It really makes me wonder who this meeting is for because, apart from hoteliers and businesses, I don't see any benefits for the residents of York.
- Restaurateurs and hoteliers across the Lake District are joining forces to support an extra special cause.
- He called for landlords, the drinks industry and hoteliers to work together to ease the passage of the Bill.
- Mr. Peter's new-patented invention is very interesting, especially for landlords and hoteliers.
- Police have been in contact with local landlords and hoteliers to advise them on policing during the military deployment.
- The project also included training of local hoteliers and restaurant staff, guides, and the marking of tourist trails.
- There is another business model for wireless networking that might appeal to hoteliers, cafe owners and publicans.
- The dance critics may be undecided, but the hoteliers and shopkeepers of the capital salute her.
- As they acquired hotels, the brothers brought their varied talents to the business and became full-time hoteliers.
- So many people, including hoteliers and restaurant owners around this area, had hoped to host the contingent.
- He advises young publicans and hoteliers to be ambitious and work hard, and to ‘follow your initiative’.
- There has been a bit of laughter about it but some of the businesses and hoteliers are quite irate.
- She said hoteliers and resort managers are flexible in order to attract Bulgarian tourists.
- The idea was widely condemned by shopkeepers and hoteliers in Capri.
- Kerry publicans and hoteliers have been assured that they have nothing to fear from the new ban on smoking in public places.
- Kerry hoteliers have said the publication of a new tourist guide could help boost business at a very uncertain time for their trade.
- John was a hotelier and publican of the highest order.

Origin

Early 20th century: from French hôtelier, from Old French hostelier ‘innkeeper’ (see hostelry).

单词	hotelier
释义	Definition of hotelier in English: hotelier noun həʊˈtɛlɪeɪhəʊˈtɛlɪə A person who owns or manages a hotel. Example sentencesExamples John was a hotelier and publican of the highest order. So many people, including hoteliers and restaurant owners around this area, had hoped to host the contingent. Police have been in contact with local landlords and hoteliers to advise them on policing during the military deployment. Bar owners, hoteliers, shopkeepers and taxi drivers intend to make hay while the sun shines. Kerry hoteliers have said the publication of a new tourist guide could help boost business at a very uncertain time for their trade. Mr. Peter's new-patented invention is very interesting, especially for landlords and hoteliers. There is another business model for wireless networking that might appeal to hoteliers, cafe owners and publicans. The move implies he is open to compromise in the area, and will be seized upon by publicans and hoteliers, anxious to water down his proposals. The dance critics may be undecided, but the hoteliers and shopkeepers of the capital salute her. It really makes me wonder who this meeting is for because, apart from hoteliers and businesses, I don't see any benefits for the residents of York. As they acquired hotels, the brothers brought their varied talents to the business and became full-time hoteliers. Kerry publicans and hoteliers have been assured that they have nothing to fear from the new ban on smoking in public places. Many restaurateurs and hoteliers, most airlines, and even some wine retailers employ consultants in their wine selection. The idea was widely condemned by shopkeepers and hoteliers in Capri. There has been a bit of laughter about it but some of the businesses and hoteliers are quite irate. The project also included training of local hoteliers and restaurant staff, guides, and the marking of tourist trails. She said hoteliers and resort managers are flexible in order to attract Bulgarian tourists. He called for landlords, the drinks industry and hoteliers to work together to ease the passage of the Bill. He advises young publicans and hoteliers to be ambitious and work hard, and to ‘follow your initiative’. Restaurateurs and hoteliers across the Lake District are joining forces to support an extra special cause. Origin Early 20th century: from French hôtelier, from Old French hostelier 'innkeeper' (see hostelry). Rhymes Montpellier, sommelier, St Helier Definition of hotelier in US English: hotelier noun A person who owns or manages a hotel. Example sentencesExamples Many restaurateurs and hoteliers, most airlines, and even some wine retailers employ consultants in their wine selection. The move implies he is open to compromise in the area, and will be seized upon by publicans and hoteliers, anxious to water down his proposals. Bar owners, hoteliers, shopkeepers and taxi drivers intend to make hay while the sun shines. It really makes me wonder who this meeting is for because, apart from hoteliers and businesses, I don't see any benefits for the residents of York. Restaurateurs and hoteliers across the Lake District are joining forces to support an extra special cause. He called for landlords, the drinks industry and hoteliers to work together to ease the passage of the Bill. Mr. Peter's new-patented invention is very interesting, especially for landlords and hoteliers. Police have been in contact with local landlords and hoteliers to advise them on policing during the military deployment. The project also included training of local hoteliers and restaurant staff, guides, and the marking of tourist trails. There is another business model for wireless networking that might appeal to hoteliers, cafe owners and publicans. The dance critics may be undecided, but the hoteliers and shopkeepers of the capital salute her. As they acquired hotels, the brothers brought their varied talents to the business and became full-time hoteliers. So many people, including hoteliers and restaurant owners around this area, had hoped to host the contingent. He advises young publicans and hoteliers to be ambitious and work hard, and to ‘follow your initiative’. There has been a bit of laughter about it but some of the businesses and hoteliers are quite irate. She said hoteliers and resort managers are flexible in order to attract Bulgarian tourists. The idea was widely condemned by shopkeepers and hoteliers in Capri. Kerry publicans and hoteliers have been assured that they have nothing to fear from the new ban on smoking in public places. Kerry hoteliers have said the publication of a new tourist guide could help boost business at a very uncertain time for their trade. John was a hotelier and publican of the highest order. Origin Early 20th century: from French hôtelier, from Old French hostelier ‘innkeeper’ (see hostelry).
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