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hôtel.
1. Large private residence, or town-house in France.

2. Official residence of a public figure or official.

3. University hostel.

4. Building for accommodation of strangers, really a superior inn, since the C19 a very large and luxurious establishment with bedrooms, dining-rooms, and other facilities, usually spelled without the circumflex accent.

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