Is it der, die or das Hotel?
DAS
Hotel
The correct article in German of Hotel is das. So it is das Hotel! (nominative case)
The word Hotel is neuter, therefore the correct article is das.
German declension of Hotel?
How does the declension of Hotel work in the nominative, accusative, dative and genitive cases? Here you can find all forms in the singular as well as in the plural:
1 | Singular | Plural |
---|---|---|
Nominative | das Hotel | die Hotels |
Genitive | des Hotels | der Hotels |
Dative | dem Hotel | den Hotels |
Akkusative | das Hotel | die Hotels |
What is the meaning of Hotel in German?
Hotel is defined as:
[1] Accommodation establishment which, in addition to rooms for accommodation, meals and the stay of guests, also has a reception
[1] Beherbergungsbetrieb, der neben Räumen zur Unterbringung, Verpflegung und Aufenthalt von Gästen auch über eine Rezeption verfügtHow to use Hotel in a sentence?
Example sentences in German using Hotel with translations in English.
[1] In der Ferienzeit sind die meisten Hotels ausgebucht.
[1] Most hotels are fully booked during the holiday season[1] „Der Chasseur von unserem Hotel ging in Ferien, und wir konnten von unserem Hotel-Restaurant aus umsonst aufs Klosett gehen, denn die Klosettfrau war auch fort.“[3]
[1] "The chasseur from our hotel went on vacation, and we could go to the toilet for free from our hotel restaurant, because the toilet lady was gone too." [3][1] „Wir stellten den Parnassus am Hotel ab, und ich ging zum Telefon.“[4]
[1] "We parked the Parnassus at the hotel, and I went to the phone." [4][1] „Es dämmerte, als ich vom Abendessen aus der Altstadt zurück in mein Hotel schlenderte.“[5]
[1] “It was getting dark when I strolled back to my hotel from dinner in the old town” [5][1] „Vor dem Hotel Abdulla – auf dem Trottoir – saßen Männer im Halbkreis, rauchten Wasserpfeifen und tranken Türkischen aus kleinen, runden Tassen.“[6]
[1] “In front of the Hotel Abdulla - on the sidewalk - men sat in a semicircle, smoked water pipes and drank Turkish from small, round cups” [6]