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Answer for the clue "Four Seasons owner, e.g ", 8 letters:
hotelier

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Word definitions for hotelier in dictionaries

Wikipedia Word definitions in Wikipedia
is a Japanese television drama series based on the South Korean TV series of the same name .

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. an owner or manager of hotels [syn: hotelkeeper , hotel manager , hotelman , hosteller ]

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1905, from French hôtelier "hotelkeeper," Old French hostelier , from hostel (see hostel ).

Usage examples of hotelier.

Within two or three successive seconds, millions of people in widely separated areas-factory and office workers, farmers, housewives, shoppers, salesclerks, restaurant operators, printers, service station attendants, stock-brokers, hoteliers, hairdressers, movie projectionists and patrons, streetcar motormen, TV station staffs and viewers, bartenders, mail sorters, wine makers, doctors, dentists, veterinarians, pinball players .

Within two or three successive seconds, millions of people in widely separated areas-factory and office workers, farmers, housewives, shoppers, salesclerks, restaurant operators, printers, service station attendants, stock-brokers, hoteliers, hairdressers, movie projectionists and patrons, streetcar motormen, TV station staffs and viewers, bartenders, mail sorters, wine makers, doctors, dentists, veterinarians, pinball players .

HOTEL case long ago learned-which was the constant despair of hoteliers everywhere.

But the current occupants were neither harmless hoteliers nor predictable, regular army troops.

My memories include all curricula of Procrustes Institute of Hotelier Science, including all case studies updated to midnight yesterday.

He is the Sultan of Shills, the perfect mouthpiece for the hungry-eyed developers, hoteliers, bankers, and lawyers who have made South Florida what it is today: Newark with palm trees.