Hotel
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 24
(ho-těl.) [0. Eng. hostel, from L. hospital ia, apartments for guests.) In its general and best understood sense, a superior kind of house of entertainment for guests and travellers. In France, the word is also applied to the town-residence of persons of rank, wealth, or distinction. HOTEL DE VILLE, in France, a building devoted to the busine purposes of a municipality. A city-hall, a town-hall. [s. 463]
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