hotel rooms

Rooms designed to lodge people.

desk

Worktable that usually contains drawers.

single room

Room that contains one bed and is designed for one or two people.

double bed

Large bed designed for two people.

telephone

Device allowing the human voice to be transmitted over a distance by means of a network of telephone lines.

love seat

Sofa that seats two people.

wardrobe

Closet for storing clothes.

door

Opening connecting the hotel hallway to the room; it can be locked.

bath and shower

Sanitary facilities for washing the body; one is an elongated tub and the other, a jet of water.

sink

Sanitary fixture in the form of a basin; it is used for washing.

mirror

Polished glass surface that reflects light and images and used for purposes such as styling hair and applying makeup.

single bed

Bed designed for one person.

toilet

Sanitary fixture for disposing of bodily waste; it comprises a toilet bowl and a tank.

bathroom

Room designed for personal hygiene; it is equipped with running water and sanitary fixtures.

television set

Receiving device that generates the sound and picture elements of programs broadcast by a television station or recorded on cassette or disc.

bedside lamp

Movable light fixture with a short shaft that is used on a bedside table.

bedside table

Small table placed at the head of a bed; it might contain one or more drawers.

double room

Room containing two beds.

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