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Please explain what is the difference between just a hotel and an apartment hotel?
I can't find an explanation anywhere. It is also not clear what an international hotel is?
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Apart is where there is a more or less equipped kitchen (somewhere with emptiness, somewhere not)
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answered 12 years ago
In general, Inn (if you mean this word) translated from English means a hotel, an inn. A number of hotels have, of course, outgrown this level, for example, the Holiday Inn chain. The inn restaurant and bar is open to the general public, it can be smoky and smell like beer - that's the specifics! But the rooms are usually very, very good. In Europe, Europeans usually hold private parties, stag and hen parties in such hotels, after which it is simply unrealistic to go home.
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answered 12 years ago
Apart-hotels (I answer exclusively from the experience of Marmaris - "Secret Garden", "Dena Club", "Green Valey") have two rooms: a bedroom and a living room with an American-style open kitchen. There is a minimum of everything you need to prepare a light breakfast or a simple dinner (refrigerator, stove, kettle, minimum utensils). Sometimes they work on the spirit of service types - only apartments (Self caterring) and "bed + breakfast" (BB), but in the case of a reservation on the BB system, you can fly with the kitchen, it will be empty, without tiles)))
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answered 12 years ago