hotel
'Hotel' in Spanish is the same as in English, 'hotel'. It is a commercial establishment providing lodging, meals, and other guest services.
The hotel is big.
This is a simple sentence where we describe a hotel using the adjective 'grande' which means big in English. In Spanish, the adjective generally follows the noun it describes.
Where is the hotel?
This is a question phrase where we are asking for the location of a hotel using the phrase '¿Dónde está...?' which means 'Where is...?' in English.
The hotel has a pool.
In this sentence, we are using 'tiene' which is the third person singular of the verb 'tener' meaning 'to have' in English. The phrase 'una piscina' refers to 'a pool'.
I'm going to the hotel reception.
This sentence uses the phrase 'Voy a...' which means 'I'm going to...'. 'La recepción del hotel' translates literally to 'the reception of the hotel'.
The hotel is near the airport.
Here we are using 'está cerca de...' to mean 'is near...'. The noun 'el aeropuerto' translates to 'the airport'.
This is my favorite hotel.
This sentence is a basic expression of preference using 'mi favorito' which means 'my favorite'.
The hotel is full.
This is a phrase expressing the condition of the hotel. 'Está lleno' implies 'is full' in English.
How do I get to the hotel?
This is another question phrase. '¿Cómo llego a...?' translates to 'How do I get to...?'
The hotel rooms are comfortable.
In this sentence, we use 'Las habitaciones del hotel' which means 'The hotel rooms'. The word 'cómodas' means 'comfortable'.
The hotel offers free breakfast.
The verb 'ofrece' translates to 'offers'. 'Desayuno gratis' literally means 'free breakfast'.