Advertisement
Advertisement
five-star
adjective as in capital
adjective as in dandy
adjective as in fine
Strongest matches
adjective as in first-class
adjective as in first-class/first-rate
adjective as in high-quality
adjective as in loftiest
adjective as in superior
adjective as in top
Strong matches
adjective as in topmost
Example Sentences
In Switzerland, which has long cultivated a reputation for understated luxury, the number of five-star hotels is increasing faster than any other category.
American guests in particular, Swiss hoteliers say, expect the full five-star treatment, including 24-hour room service, so that they can order food in the middle of the night.
But the five-star offer comes with a hefty price tag, so where does that leave those who are not billionaires?
Stays at Swiss five-star hotels make up around 8% of all overnights, but the guests in them contribute at least 25% of Switzerland's total revenue from tourism.
In exchange, guests who come to five-star hotels also contribute a good deal to the rest of the economy, spending lavishly in the Michelin-starred restaurants and boutique shops that are also becoming a feature in a number of Swiss alpine resorts.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse