what is the difference b/w hotel and motel?

Pakistan
January 6, 2008 9:40pm CST
i heard very contradictory views. can sum 1 put me rite?
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@SukiSmiles (1991)
• United States
7 Jan 08
I always thought that a hotel was more expensive than a motel. Also, I was brought to say hotel, never a motel. I never really thought why.
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• Pakistan
7 Jan 08
ur country please?
• United States
7 Jan 08
I'm in the US, and you?
• Pakistan
8 Jan 08
pakistan. thinking as if there are no motels in us? cant be!!
@Riptide (2756)
• United States
14 Jan 08
Hotels are usually more expensive,luxurious and have things like room service and restaurants. Motels are usually cheaper and don't have any of the extra services. They also look different in the way the rooms are arranged.
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• Pakistan
14 Jan 08
thanks
@lucgeta (924)
• France
14 Jan 08
Motor Hotel - A true Motor Hotel or Motel, your car is welcomed as a guest
Hotels are usually full of services and cost a bit more to you. Motels are basic rooms and the main difference has a parking place right in front of door. Motel would be like a hotel for motorized people. While hotels have a best a parking lot sometimes not even close to reception.
• Pakistan
15 Jan 08
thanks
@fhm1987 (243)
• Pakistan
29 Feb 08
well as far as i know from my english professor: a hotel is a place where there are acomodation and breakfast facilities.. diner and lunch may be prepared on order Motel is kind of hotel which also has car-parking facility.. now a days most hotels also have parking facilitie and the word motel is used v rarely