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A room, garden, hall or terrace that people who are not staying use in the ordinary course of things: a bar with a street door, a restaurant taking outside bookings, a snow hall sold as a walk-through, a lounge reachable by any passenger in the terminal. Being able to stand in a lobby for a minute is not enough.
Hotel and operator websites, maps, and published writing about the buildings. Nothing is inferred from photographs or from what a place of that kind usually does. Where a claim could not be supported, the sentence was rewritten until it was true without it.
No prices, deposits or minimum orders. No opening hours, seasons or schedules. No ratings, stars, categories or reviews. No promise that a door will be open, and no advice about getting into a part of a building that is closed. Closed parts are not criticised: a house is allowed to keep something back.
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