Accomodation Part 1

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Hotel - Provides travelers with paid accommodation and other guest services. Depending on size, location and comfort, are generally rated from one-star to five stars. 

 Hostel - Ideal for budget travelers and backpackers, a hostel is an inexpensive type of accommodation, usually with shared bedrooms and communal facilities. 

 Motel - Originally designed for motorists, motels are roadside hotels equipped with minimal comfort and parking areas for motor vehicles. 

 Luxury tent - For those who like the idea of camping but love comfort. These tents often have a kitchen, proper beds, shower and toilet. This style of camping is called glamping, meaning glamour camping. 

 Chalet - Chalets are wooden Alpine-style buildings commonly found in and around mountain resorts. 

 Caravan - A car or a van where you have everything you need, but you can park it for walking around. 

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