motel

As an initialism camp

is .

As a noun motel is

motel.

As nouns the difference between lounge and motel

is that lounge is lounge (waiting room) while motel is motel.

As nouns the difference between homestay and motel

is that homestay is a system whereby students visiting a foreign country to study board with a local family at an affordable price while motel is motel.

As nouns the difference between guesthouse and motel

is that guesthouse is a small house near a main house, for lodging visitors while motel is motel.

As nouns the difference between roadhouse and motel

is that roadhouse is (chiefly|us) an inn or similar establishment situated beside a road beyond the jurisdiction of a town or city while motel is motel.

As a noun motel

is motel.

As a preposition mot is

with.

As nouns the difference between shelter and motel

is that shelter is a refuge, haven or other cover or protection from something while motel is a lodging establishment typically featuring a series of rooms whose entrance is immediately adjacent to a parking lot, as might facilitate easy access to one's automobile during an overnight stay, particularly located near a major highway.

As a verb shelter

is to provide cover from damage or harassment; to shield; to protect.

As an adjective motel is

any of several architectural or interior design styles associated with motels, such as "identicalness", "anonymity", or any other perceived attribute of motels, particularly as differentiated from hotels.

As nouns the difference between motel and resorts

is that motel is motel while resorts is .

As a verb resorts is

(resort).

As nouns the difference between inns and motel

is that inns is while motel is motel.