No. 932 in Czech
hotelu
"Hotelu" is the genitive or locative singular form of "hotel," meaning "of the hotel" or "in the hotel" in English.
In a sentence
Čekám před hotelem na příchod taxíku.
I am waiting in front of the hotel for a taxi to arrive.
The word 'hotelu' in this sentence is the dative case singular of the noun, used to express the location relative to the hotel, 'in front of'.
Mluvila jsem s manažerem hotelu.
I spoke with the manager of the hotel.
The word 'hotelu' here is in the genitive case singular, indicating possession, as the manager is associated with the hotel.
Rezervace byla provedena prostřednictvím hotelu.
The reservation was made through the hotel.
In this sentence, 'hotelu' is again in the genitive case singular, used to indicate the thing through which the reservation was made.
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