Describing Wordsfor Hotel

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Here are some adjectives for hotel: royal haitian, once first-class, time-terminal, third-rate overnight, small and very dilapidated, wellknown seaside, great, overcrowded, nearest and most elegant, cheap but dirty, cramped but not awful, seriously expensive, quiet victorian, elegant bed-and-breakfast, splashy, bright, western-style high-rise, thoroughly anonymous, elegant, anonymous, old bed-and-breakfast, magnificent and always fashionable, unassuming commercial, prosperous but quiet, good big-city, authentic first-class, top-of-the-line nearby, crazy pink, wondrous palatial, brand-new, modern, gigantic victorian, renowned and popular, new and nice. You can get the definitions of these hotel adjectives by clicking on them. You might also like some words related to hotel (and find more here).

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Words to Describe hotel

Below is a list of describing words for hotel. You can sort the descriptive words by uniqueness or commonness using the button above. Sorry if there's a few unusual suggestions! The algorithm isn't perfect, but it does a pretty good job for most common nouns. Here's the list of words that can be used to describe hotel:

royal haitian once first-class time-terminal third-rate overnight small and very dilapidated wellknown seaside great, overcrowded nearest and most elegant cheap but dirty cramped but not awful seriously expensive quiet victorian elegant bed-and-breakfast splashy, bright western-style high-rise thoroughly anonymous elegant, anonymous old bed-and-breakfast magnificent and always fashionable unassuming commercial prosperous but quiet good big-city authentic first-class
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top-of-the-line nearby crazy pink wondrous palatial brand-new, modern gigantic victorian renowned and popular new and nice nearby cheap standard business-class shabby so-called whole five-story sedate swiss old-fashioned but very comfortable cheap, second-class sanitary, free previously white big middle-class temperamental but extremely competent old five-star run-down colonial slovenly southern small but very nice certain, respectable huge seaside noisy and very expensive primitive but charming particularly clean and attractive dirty, third-class dirty and expensive well-known and comfortable oftener polite sumptuous new fantastic, far-off sumptuous and enormous old occidental biggest orbital quietly opulent appetizing other small four-star first-class transient filthy third-class nearest four-star overcrowded, noisy beautiful nacional old but seriously expensive royal cambodian same flabbergasted always fashionable dusty, run-down busy five-star aristocratic, private airy high-rise majorly expensive hilariously pricey small but fairly good fashionable and high-priced large and rather dazzling sympathetic and apparently intelligent inconspicuous and old-fashioned vast, unresponsive modern and successful dynamically modern first-class and well-kept expensive fashionable famous principal unusually urbane latest rival new and well-equipped stuffy continental distant swiss neat and considerable filthy, disreputable prominent and luxurious inferior and pious exceedingly inferior and pious broad and blatant nearby disreputable comfortable, modern sadly vulgar well-managed private small and unimposing own brass-bound newest and most palatial dullest and most respectable comfortable and up-to-date queerest but nicest fascinating, old-fashioned terribly shabby and dirty aforesaid imperial astonishingly dirty and disreputable astonishingly dirty new but obscure new and almost palatial quietly fastidious luxurious and most expensive cheap second-class big, garish unheated seaside good low-priced ruinous and vast cheap but fairly decent third-class private first-class up-to-date formal and luxurious vast, commonplace low-priced and respectable shrill and busy bland, sunny still awake and noisy first-class metropolitan exclusive and very quiet unique, romantic inexpressibly dreary and uncomfortable small but thoroughly respectable uninviting, unfashionable antique and comfortable respectable first-class expensive and world-famous handsome, expensive and world-famous gay, exotic promising and pretentious unattractive wooden palatial and modern nice red-brick similarly perfumed quiet, well-kept first-class western ancient and very unfashionable smartest and most modern rural and luxurious wooden, four-story clean turkish ordinary and rather old-fashioned exotic hyphenated small, first-class respectable, inexpensive handsome mammoth quiet but eminently aristocratic quiet and very respectable small and very second-rate tawdry small clean and fairly comfortable curious and comfortable admittedly secondary imaginary terminal cheap and obscure expensive viennese cheap and inconspicuous indescribably odious stiffly ostentatious stable, past immense, luxurious remotest pleasant forlorn out-dated dingy commercial dim, spectral large first-class otherwise forlorn expensive and elegant empty, private anonymous cheap tiny colonial delightful chinese perfect and charming small, third-class immense, splendid cheap and old little bulgarian bally rotten comfortable and well-managed ambitious wooden small and bad cheap and dingy oriental or occidental big, fashionable large and old-fashioned outrageously luxurious big, swanky large big-city top residential victorian imperial >blessedly cool quaint twentieth-century modest but attractive nice air-conditioned decent midtown decent large exclusive small luxurious but defensible nice, luxurious cheap and honest too--unusual residemial nice residemial unduly expensive tall, busy expensive, first-class prestigious european cheap, shady disarmingly improbable delicious middle-class classy, high-priced shabby, broken-down great brand-new large, anonymous enormous and incredibly expensive mutual overnight low-lying modernistic utterly vacant six-story modern dingy bed-and-breakfast deliciously broad five-star asian renowned and rather grand seedy residential white, high-rise clean but second-rate reasonably expensive small and outdated beautiful, boring impersonal commercial largely false-fronted large and largely false-fronted seedy but homey expensive midtown serene and very posh grand colonial seedy, seaside newest and most opulent real, modern well-bred, popular fashionable national bare personal spectacular imperial wonderfully cooperative and sympathetic wonderfully cooperative least indecent modern four-star legendary commercial dingy run-down transient & permanent grandly old-fashioned old but elegant wide, unfamiliar clearly posh moderately habitable quaint, genteel tiny but eccentric obscure latvian fundamentally frightening reassuringly bright reassuringly bright and noisy small and very splendid dreary commercial large swanky deluxe hungarian first-class swiss astonishingly modern promising high-rise glaring wooden suitable suburban solitary but comfortable ordinary banal stupid fashionable modish and luxurious comfortable, wooden uncomfortable foreign comfortable residential best and most stylish small second-rate large and most comfortable little, third-rate sympathetic but helpless empty and uninviting modern and excellent awful, little pleasant canadian comfortable and aristocratic terribly shabby lofty and famous self-sustaining movable conservative and exclusive old colonnaded unfashionable suburban high-class, private first-class wooden respectable but not prominent generous metropolitan unassuming but comfortable excruciating new big, pretentious sure-enough number-one roomy and decent big montreal highest war-time newest and most splendid diabolical german large one-time famous and palatial finest and most striking wealthy, few vast and popular pleasant, inexpensive absent noisy bus--only first-class surprisingly delightful first-class japanese gaudy, banal silent french disused cheap purely portuguese red-brick modern comfortable but unfashionable large, excellent comparatively european new hyphenated handsome imperial arms”--principal primitive but comfortable single aristocratic mysterious national quiet and old-fashioned ordinary, nice well-known and prosperous rudely comfortable expensive and superb genuinely palatial spacious and tidy obscure but delightful white three-story small but most excellent corozal small respectable quiet clerical dirty, cheap ordinary swiss cheapest european cheap and quiet large bustling big windy poshest four-star five-star free first-class wide three-story eager, middle-aged respectable and conventional smallish modern big all-purpose multi-environmental handsome swiss first-rate modern largest and most gorgeous brisk and successful exceedingly inferior largest and most up-to-date primitive seaside fashionable and gay grand metropolitan worst and most expensive biggest european bare, shallow quiet aristocratic elegant and quiet great fortress-like first-class seaside excellent and spacious big commonplace important and fashionable a--real strictly continental cheap but decent big conventional quiet but expensive quiet new brisk and bustling further and adequate hospitable and comfortable enormous and sumptuous vast red-brick outwardly commonplace great high-ceilinged cool, agreeable quiet european modern prosaic present continental bed-and-breakfast big, main small midtown other pricey new and stylish neat, antiseptic dubious swiss small, exclusive real swank usual high-class crummy, ordinary small seedy newest and most prestigious dark, third-floor inhospitable little quiet, luxurious terrible filthy quiet anonymous neat impersonal ordinary short-time standard, single little high-class general four-star starchy, old-fashioned small, plush quiet and highly respectable small run-down horrid, bright stupid, sad enough provincial wooden victorian posh italian small former nonjudgmental, impersonal alive, charming five-star plush huge and lavish countless chic nearby major spacious, beautiful totally awesome middle-class european generic little new comfortable certain unassuming usual horrific clean, old-fashioned large and very good large and ostentatious poor commercial shabby and dirty small but very good big, stylish colossal intercontinental new, first-class small and good good midtown modern and substantial nasty dull magnificent and palatial big, dreary finest and most aristocratic first-rate private attractive and well-kept quiet and fashionable shabby second-rate southern spanish largest and most handsome small and tidy good, roomy least worst dingy and disreputable little himalayan huge castle-like perfectly modern cool and comfortable other seaside low-price fashionable seaside little run-down small, stuffy nearby seaside new and very elegant modern, well-equipped fine and superior surprisingly excellent quiet, inconspicuous grim, old-fashioned splendid foreign cheap and flimsy humble and quiet clever international small and very poor gaudy theatrical big, modern nearest cheap big, bustling small but exclusive onial real stylish beautiful seaside new and very large frightfully expensive obscure chinese fine, modern wondrous natural otherwise unadorned magnificent victorian starkly modern royal bahamian impersonal old filthy, wretched scorched and smoky busy, commercial cheap, lousy grave, respectable nasty, insistent ugly pink huge, anonymous cozy underground bright, unreal midpriced promising warm clothing-optional hot noisy al grand rather dazzling stately private immense and splendid well-known small largest and most elegant big metropolitan neat and quiet first-class private little algerian new seaside equally luxurious cosy wee stodgy little dirty, poverty-stricken nearest respectable respectable, old-fashioned mellow white exclusive and fashionable big cosmopolitan first-class european small sober great and comfortable pleasant seaside cheap, dirty large cosmopolitan tacky little single vacant small and unassuming utterly respectable clean, elegant quiet seaside handsome and prosperous comfortable quiet busy restless small but delightful dirty and disreputable larger, newer comfortable, cheerful royal western sunny white blue imperial small three-story methodical and systematic third-rate french white and gilded larger and busier imperial commercial beloved french nearest major comfortable old-fashioned clean and attractive swank same shoddy newest and grandest luxurious and expensive barely livable typical greasy elegant residential fancy, old-fashioned comfortable, unpretentious ostentatious and expensive plush white grand european newest, biggest fusty little first-class commercial gloomy but magnificent marvellously cheap unspeakable little small and dilapidated distant small first-rate european small and filthy big and comfortable inconspicuous brown large well-lighted grand modern big brilliant homely comfortable correctly attired handsome, comfortable quiet, unfashionable real up-to-date same cheap best swiss small, inexpensive large and fashionable rather flashy small but respectable small but comfortable pont-royal biggest and most expensive quiet comfortable inexpressibly dreary small but well-kept small, ramshackle good, up-to-date cheap and comfortable eminently aristocratic new first-class smashing big thoroughly comfortable large, well-kept large and luxurious flea-infested homey, old-fashioned neat red-brick nice, modern tiny second-floor impressive royal small but luxurious largest and newest former grand modest but respectable small, out-of-the-way altogether disreputable old siberian large seaside unclean little strictly first-class cheap popular larger and noisier comfortable and quiet fashionable private nearest decent spacious wooden little third-rate seaside small elegant spacious and splendid enormous modern respectable private rich swiss expensive and luxurious low, old-fashioned fashionable european comfortable and attractive commonest and cheapest exclusive and expensive sleazy little good, cheap modest, quiet quiet old-fashioned small and squalid tiny, old large, elegant mid-priced bright and noisy massive old-fashioned cheap small big noisy ultra fashionable first-rate french small, one-story handsome, clean handy and useful capital little better, bigger delightfully comfortable quiet, private largest and most splendid cheap theatrical beautiful tree-shaded sufficiently attractive prettier little empty big big fashionable stunning big stuffy, hot new spanish large, modern two-story wooden small suburban little seaside japanese-style small, expensive exclusive residential miserably uncomfortable entirely admirable smart modern excellent chinese good, well-meaning single first-class particularly clean unpretentious little comfortable little rather unassuming most expensive particularly comfortable rough new tiny, neat fairly comfortable business-class empty, sterile basic magical surprisingly ordinary modest three-story little second-floor famous gothic cool and spacious large, well-equipped formal french small and unpretentious nasty big beautiful, great midtown small, unpretentious respectable commercial small and stuffy big modern small but ancient cheap and popular typical old-fashioned popular-priced small provincial new japanese small dirty great residential slightly seedy beautiful private genuine japanese magnificently uniformed splendid oriental dear, bright rather uninviting other terminal quiet, good expensive and beautiful old constitutional reasonable little nice tall expensive modern large and very handsome beefy, red-faced grey wooden new and picturesque big private swanky magnificent modern decent little large, new new modern palatial narrow, high-ceilinged mid-size quiet, nice equally filthy quiet out-of-the-way quiet respectable attractive little strategically important high-rise large and attractive ancient aristocratic extremely private beautiful and comfortable old and comfortable large and comfortable new continental small, dingy oceanfront handsome new mid-twentieth-century average foreign poorly fitting entire enormous somewhat dismal most perfect immense and beautiful spacious and elegant large royal rather aristocratic fine eighteenth-century nice cheap best little first-class thy miserable small, elegant quiet, respectable large unfinished apparently intelligent fashionable and expensive quiet private seedy little family-run rather seedy stuffy little beautiful, luxurious old and obscure convenient and suitable too-expensive tall elegant small and dirty rather modern highly aristocratic shiny, new dusky old charming old-fashioned present comfortable hideous brown great dreary well-run dull, uninteresting small residential new and elegant primitive little biggest little large mexican large roomy nice quiet small, cheap other provincial small, shabby small but clean fine georgian little broken-down darkly paneled funky old monstrous new clean and comfortable grand imperial almost palatial small german still awake perfectly dark cool and delightful exclusive private many enterprising --principal run-down old ramshackle posh ramshackle wooden old red-brick rather grand large metropolitan small dilapidated old central hideous modern best-managed old-fashioned little nice, quiet fashionable small private tawdry little small, picturesque huge and empty quaint, delightful biggest and finest little one-story small, obscure average private rough western second-class great metropolitan extremely competent real fancy large popular little quaint best and cleanest less luxurious fine great biggest and best small commercial small seaside elegant old exceptionally clean huge, gaudy old, run-down modest but comfortable quiet, comfortable high, handsome picturesque and historic old commercial paradisaical large modern third-class quaint, old quiet residential third-rate little red-and-white upmarket false-fronted clean little excellent new little provincial great equatorial quiet old real italian huge cavernous thoroughly french top-rated small quiet pleasant, sunny same alien old-fashioned red small and ancient great cosmopolitan small new eerily quiet extensive subterranean comfortable private large and well-lighted little primitive comfortable residential quiet little little suburban small mexican certain old-fashioned dingy little same private large new respectable little small and elegant ramshackle little low, wooden late fifteenth-century otherwise quiet purely french small, comfortable excellent modern whole commercial beautiful and splendid out-dated halfway decent second-rate pricey ritzy fairly modern great gaudy huge modern expensive private luxurious private fancy old exceedingly dirty french provincial small solitary big general best spanish luxurious nice, polite same economical more upscale monstrously huge dilapidated little popular little average modern unfashionable large, ornate expensive new large, luxurious great empty bare little nearly identical nearest available large, old-fashioned fanciest nice, normal pleasant, quiet equally excellent other best great, empty once splendid little private

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Words to Describe hotel

As you've probably noticed, adjectives for "hotel" are listed above. According to the algorithm that drives this website, the top 5 adjectives for "hotel" are: royal haitian, once first-class, time-terminal, third-rate overnight, and small and very dilapidated. There are 995 other words to describe hotel listed above. Hopefully the above generated list of words to describe hotel suits your needs.

If you're getting strange results, it may be that your query isn't quite in the right format. The search box should be a simple word or phrase, like "tiger" or "blue eyes". A search for words to describe "people who have blue eyes" will likely return zero results. So if you're not getting ideal results, check that your search term, "hotel" isn't confusing the engine in this manner.

Note also that if there aren't many hotel adjectives, or if there are none at all, it could be that your search term has an abiguous part-of-speech. For example, the word "blue" can be an noun and an adjective. This confuses the engine and so you might not get many adjectives describing it. I may look into fixing this in the future. You might also be wondering: What type of word is hotel?

Describing Words

The idea for the Describing Words engine came when I was building the engine for Related Words (it's like a thesaurus, but gives you a much broader set of related words, rather than just synonyms). While playing around with word vectors and the "HasProperty" API of conceptnet, I had a bit of fun trying to get the adjectives which commonly describe a word. Eventually I realised that there's a much better way of doing this: parse books!

Project Gutenberg was the initial corpus, but the parser got greedier and greedier and I ended up feeding it somewhere around 100 gigabytes of text files - mostly fiction, including many contemporary works. The parser simply looks through each book and pulls out the various descriptions of nouns.

Hopefully it's more than just a novelty and some people will actually find it useful for their writing and brainstorming, but one neat little thing to try is to compare two nouns which are similar, but different in some significant way - for example, gender is interesting: "woman" versus "man" and "boy" versus "girl". On an inital quick analysis it seems that authors of fiction are at least 4x more likely to describe women (as opposed to men) with beauty-related terms (regarding their weight, features and general attractiveness). In fact, "beautiful" is possibly the most widely used adjective for women in all of the world's literature, which is quite in line with the general unidimensional representation of women in many other media forms. If anyone wants to do further research into this, let me know and I can give you a lot more data (for example, there are about 25000 different entries for "woman" - too many to show here).

The blueness of the results represents their relative frequency. You can hover over an item for a second and the frequency score should pop up. The "uniqueness" sorting is default, and thanks to my Complicated Algorithm™, it orders them by the adjectives' uniqueness to that particular noun relative to other nouns (it's actually pretty simple). As you'd expect, you can click the "Sort By Usage Frequency" button to adjectives by their usage frequency for that noun.

Special thanks to the contributors of the open-source mongodb which was used in this project.

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