guesthouses (Meaning)
guesthouses
a building used for guests (as on an estate), a house run as a boardinghouse or bed-and-breakfast
Synonyms & Antonyms of guesthouses
guesthouses Sentence Examples
- The picturesque guesthouses nestled amidst the rolling hills offered breathtaking views.
- Travelers seeking a cozy and authentic experience often opt for guesthouses over traditional hotels.
- The charming guesthouse had a homey atmosphere and provided guests with local insights.
- The owners of the guesthouse greeted visitors with warm hospitality and expert recommendations.
- The affordable guesthouse was an ideal option for budget-conscious travelers.
- The spacious guesthouses featured comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and shared living areas.
- Many guesthouses offered complimentary amenities such as Wi-Fi and breakfast.
- The secluded guesthouse provided guests with a tranquil retreat from the city's hustle and bustle.
- The historic guesthouse had been lovingly restored, preserving its original architectural details.
- The family-run guesthouse welcomed guests as if they were part of the extended family.
FAQs About the word guesthouses
a building used for guests (as on an estate), a house run as a boardinghouse or bed-and-breakfast
hostels, motels, inns, caravanserais, accommodations, bed-and-breakfasts, hospices, lodgings, caravanserai, caravansaries
No antonyms found.
The picturesque guesthouses nestled amidst the rolling hills offered breathtaking views.
Travelers seeking a cozy and authentic experience often opt for guesthouses over traditional hotels.
The charming guesthouse had a homey atmosphere and provided guests with local insights.
The owners of the guesthouse greeted visitors with warm hospitality and expert recommendations.
