The correct grammar for the sentence is: "During your vacation, did you stay in the hotel?"
In English, the rule for using "a" versus "an" depends on the sound at the beginning of the following word. Because "hotel" begins with a consonant sound (pronounced like "ho-tel"), we use "a hotel" instead of "an hotel." The use of "an" is typically reserved for words that start with a vowel sound.
An apartelle is a type of accommodation that combines the features of an apartment and a hotel. It typically offers apartment-style accommodations with hotel services such as housekeeping, front desk services, and security. Apartelles are popular in the Philippines and are suitable for both short and long-term stays.
One homophone for "in" is "inn." An inn is a small hotel or often a pub where travelers can stay overnight.
No, we do not stay at the hotel.
when you stay in the hotel, you can say in a hotel when you just waitting in the hotel, you can say at a hotel
hotel
"Hotel" in Polish is "hotel". Exactly the same word.
No, because "Hotel" is started with consonant
Wo liegt das Hotel.
Hotel Pronounced as "hoe-tell"
Huésped del hotel.
Hotel in Arabic means : Fondoq when you want to ask where is the hotel u say : Ayna el fondaq ?? Written as : أين الفندق ؟؟
Tengo que encontrar un hotel.
Hotel : fondoq ( in Arabic ). and it is written this way : فندق
administrar un pequeño hotel
" Come è il tuo hotel? " / OR / " Com'è il tuo hotel? "