Hotel Unit Sample Clauses
The "Hotel Unit" clause defines what constitutes a hotel unit within the context of the agreement. Typically, it specifies the physical characteristics, amenities, or location that qualify a space as a hotel unit, such as a room or suite intended for short-term lodging. This clause ensures that both parties have a clear understanding of which spaces are covered by the agreement, thereby preventing disputes over the use, management, or allocation of hotel units.
Hotel Unit. The Condominium Unit shown on the Condominium Plan as “Unit 2” is a unit of airspace that includes the hotel building, the garage for that hotel building, the landscaped areas, parking areas, hotel facilities and grounds for the hotel, and other hotel facilities located within the area which is described and referenced in this Declaration as the “Hotel Unit”. The hotel operated within the Hotel Unit will be operated in conjunction with certain other land and improvements outside of the condominium project, located adjacent to the Hotel Unit, consisting of the Hetch Hetchy Area, as defined in this Declaration, and Lot 2 of the Parcel Map, defined as the Adjoining Hotel Parcel in this Declaration.
Hotel Unit. Unless the Owners agree otherwise, the Hotel Unit shall be used for the purposes of a commercial hotel in accordance with, and in compliance with, the requirements of the City for operation of commercial hotel. The Hotel Unit shall be operated in conjunction with the Hetch Hetchy Area and the Adjoining Hotel Parcel. The Hotel Unit shall also be used for the BMR Units in accordance with the requirements of the City. At such time as the BMR Units are no longer subject to the BMR Lease, as set forth in Section 9.15, the BMR Units may be used by the Hotel Unit Owner as additional hotel rooms, or as rental residences.
Hotel Unit. The Hotel Operator, from time to time, shall be responsible for the repair, replacement, improvement, maintenance, management, operation, and insurance of the Hotel Unit, which shall be performed in a commercially reasonable manner in the determination of the Hotel Operator (which determination shall be binding). In consideration of the reservation and grant of easement over the Hotel Unit, as provided in Article VI above, each Residential Unit Owner shall be obligated for payment of the expenses incurred by the Hotel Operator in connection with such maintenance, repair, replacement, improvement, management, operation and insurance, all as more particularly provided in Article XIII below. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, to the extent that any of the foregoing items are part of the Shared Components, then the maintenance of same shall be the obligation of the Hotel Operator, with the costs thereof charged against the Unit Owners in accordance with the terms of Article XIII of this Declaration.
Hotel Unit. The Hotel Operator may make any alterations or modifications to the Hotel Unit necessary to comply with the Hotel Standards.
(1) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Declaration, the Hotel Operator may make Improvements or alterations to the Hotel Unit, including without limitation, the erection of partitions, without the consent of any Owner or the Association, on the condition that:
(i) the Improvement or alteration does not impair any other Unit;
(ii) the Hotel Operator repairs any damage to any portion of the Common Elements caused thereby at its cost and expense; and
(iii) the Improvement or alteration complies with all applicable requirements of the Declaration and Master Association Declaration.
(2) If any such Improvement or alteration will impair any other Unit, the Owner of the Hotel Unit may not make the Improvement or alteration without the prior written consent of the Owners of the Units.
(3) Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Declaration, each Unit Owner recognizes and agrees that the Hotel Operator shall be permitted to make the following alterations to each Unit (and shall be permitted access to each Unit for purposes of making the following described alterations): (i) installation of unit location/exiting maps on the interior portion of each Residential Unit’s entry door and (ii) replacement of manually operated doors with doors containing automatic closing devices (i.e. spring hinges or door closers).