Is the Holiday Inn considered a hotel or a motel?

Answer by  alz (2329)

The Holiday Inn is considered a hotel. I believe that the difference is that a hotel hallways on the inside, rather than a motel where each room door opens up to an outdoor porch. Motels tend to be smaller and dingier than hotels, although they tend to be very common especially in beach towns.

Answer by  jeroboam (185)

Holiday Inns through the 1970s typically had open breezeways and were indeed "motels" (i.e., hotel-like lodging near motorways), but nowadays they commonly have enclosed hallways characteristic of hotel buildings.

Answer by  Koos (18)

Since motels can usually be found alongside roads or highways, outside the city, and hotels are usually found inside the city, the Holiday Inn should be considered a hotel.

Answer by  banecar (39)

Holiday inn is a hotel! So I would like to recomendid to you beacuse it is a very good place to bee!! you would enjoy, the staff is great and the pleasure you get from them is something that nobody else could do! Try and you see for yourself! belive me