to book a room long-term; a room booked long-term
Meanings
2 senses · 7 examplesverb
to book a hotel room or similar accommodation for a fixed period; to reserve a room
neutralThe verb form emphasizes the action of renting. The period is usually longer than a single night, such as weekly or monthly.
The company booked a hotel room for three months for the expatriate employee.
They plan to book a room at the resort for their honeymoon.
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To accommodate clients, we have booked rooms long-term at this hotel.
noun
a hotel room, guest room, or suite that is booked for a fixed period; a reserved room
neutralThe noun form refers to the physical room itself, especially one that is continuously occupied by the same person or group. Common in hospitality and business contexts.
This writer has a long-term reserved room in a hotel for writing.
Our reserved room is on the eighth floor with an ocean view.
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The VIP private dining room at this restaurant requires advance booking.
The company arranged a permanent hotel room for the senior manager.