guesthouse
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Definition
Noun: 1. A separate house or building on the same property as a main house, used for accommodating guests. - A guesthouse is typically a smaller, independent dwelling located near a primary residence, designed specifically to house visitors or guests overnight.
Usage
- The primary function of a guesthouse is to provide private lodging for guests, separate from the main household's living quarters.
- It is commonly found on larger properties, estates, or in rural settings.
Examples
- Noun:
- We have a small guesthouse in the backyard where our relatives can stay when they visit.
- The estate includes a beautiful main villa and a charming guesthouse for visitors.
- They converted the old cottage into a guesthouse for their frequent guests.
Advanced Usage
- "To stay in the guesthouse": To be lodged in the separate guest accommodation.
- During the family reunion, the cousins all stayed in the guesthouse.
Variants and Related Words
- Guest room (n): A room within a main house reserved for guests. (Note: This is different from a standalone ).
- Lodging (n): A place to live or stay, often temporarily.
- Cottage (n): A small house, which can sometimes serve as a guesthouse.
Synonyms
- Lodgings: A place to stay, often in a private home.
- Annexe (or Annex): A building joined to or associated with a main building.
- Outbuilding: A smaller separate building on a property.
Related Phrases
- "Guesthouse facilities": The amenities or services provided in a guesthouse.
- The guesthouse facilities include a private kitchenette and bathroom.
Noun
- a house separate from the main house; for housing guests