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I'm trying to find the correct English word or term for hotel rooms that you can book by the hour. For example, if for a hotel with Spa that rents its room for just the afternoon too.

Is "day use" the correct term? Doing a quick web search there are some hotels which use this term, but I'm not sure if it's just because they're French or Italian and just made it up in order to have a simple term which people from other countries can understand.

I'm trying to find the correct English word or term for hotel rooms that you can book by the hour. For example, if for a hotel with Spa that rents its room for just the afternoon too.

Is "day use" the correct term? Doing a quick web search there are some hotels which use this term, but I'm not sure if it's just because they're French or Italian and just made it up in order to have a simple term which people from other countries can understand.

I'm trying to find the correct English word or term for hotel rooms that you can book by the hour. For example, if a hotel with Spa rents its room for just the afternoon too.

Is "day use" the correct term? Doing a quick web search there are some hotels which use this term, but I'm not sure if it's just because they're French or Italian and just made it up in order to have a simple term which people from other countries can understand.

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Is "day use" the correct term for hotel rooms booked without overnight stay?

I'm trying to find the correct English word or term for hotel rooms that you can book by the hour. For example, if for a hotel with Spa that rents its room for just the afternoon too.

Is "day use" the correct term? Doing a quick web search there are some hotels which use this term, but I'm not sure if it's just because they're French or Italian and just made it up in order to have a simple term which people from other countries can understand.