TYPES OF HOTELS:

Match the names with the descriptions:

a)A type of economical hotel that are found in Japan, where people sleep in stacks of
1.Bunker hotels rectangular containers.

2.Cave hotels b)A hotel which is for a short stay for motorists on long journeys. It has direct
access from the room to the vehicle and is built close to major roads.
3.Capsule hotels c)A type of environment friendly hotel built in trees.

4.Ice and snow hotels d)Former nuclear shelters transformed into hotels.

5.Garden hotels e)Great for families, they provide activities, swimming pools and buffets.

6.Treehouse hotels f)They melt every spring and are rebuilt each winter.

7.Underwater hotels g)Built into natural cave formations, some with rooms underground or into the
remains of mines.
8.Resort hotels
h)Highly luxurious hotels that provide many services.
9.Railway hotels
i)Hotels that are under the sea level with views on exotic fish.
10.Motels
j)They are or were mostly, but not exclusively, used by those travelling by rail.
11.Palace
k)Famous for their gardens before they became hotels

TYPES OF HOTELS:
Match the names with the descriptions:

a)A type of economical hotel that are found in Japan, where people sleep in stacks
1.Bunker hotels of rectangular containers.

2.Cave hotels b)A hotel which is for a short stay for motorists on long journeys. It has
direct access from the room to the vehicle and is built close to major roads
3.Capsule hotels c)A type of environment friendly hotel built in trees.

4.Ice and snow hotels d)Former nuclear shelters transformed into hotels.

5.Garden hotels e)Great for families, they provide activities, swimming pools and buffets.

6.Treehouse hotels f)They melt every spring and are rebuilt each winter.

7.Underwater hotels g)Built into natural cave formations, some with rooms underground or into the
remains of mines.
8.Resort hotels
h)Highly luxurious hotels that provide many services.
9.Railway hotels
i)Hotels that are under the sea level with views on exotic fish.
10.Motels
 j)They are or were mostly, but not exclusively, used by those travelling by rail.
11.Palace
k)Famous for their gardens before they became hotels