motels (Meaning)
motels
a building or group of buildings which provide lodgings and in which the rooms are usually reached directly from an outdoor parking lot, an establishment which provides lodging and parking and in which the rooms are usually accessible from an outdoor parking area
Synonyms & Antonyms of motels
motels Sentence Examples
- We stopped at a quaint motel along the deserted highway for a much-needed rest.
- The brightly lit motels on the outskirts of town offered a glimmer of hope to weary travelers.
- The run-down motel seemed like the perfect hideout for shady characters.
- The gaudy neon sign of the motel beckoned us in with promises of a comfortable night's sleep.
- We opted for the cheapest motel we could find, hoping it would suffice for our overnight stay.
- The motel room was small and cramped, but the clean sheets and fresh towels made up for it.
- The motel's swimming pool was a popular spot for tired families looking to cool off.
- The manager of the motel was friendly and accommodating, helping us find a restaurant nearby.
- The seedy motel attracted a clientele that made us uneasy, so we decided to leave early.
- The vintage motels along Route 66 evoke a sense of nostalgia for a bygone era.
FAQs About the word motels
a building or group of buildings which provide lodgings and in which the rooms are usually reached directly from an outdoor parking lot, an establishment which
tourist courts, motor lodges, youth hostels,lodgings, resorts, spas, motor courts, accommodations, campgrounds, motor inns
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We stopped at a quaint motel along the deserted highway for a much-needed rest.
The brightly lit motels on the outskirts of town offered a glimmer of hope to weary travelers.
The run-down motel seemed like the perfect hideout for shady characters.
The gaudy neon sign of the motel beckoned us in with promises of a comfortable night's sleep.
