Quote by Don Vito Corleone

“there’s a period of accommodation before you are formally and”

— Claire Messud

“Any difficulties posed by lack of rooms, space or even beds should never be permitted to interfere with the demands of hospitality to family…

— Jane Austen

“You didn’t like to travel. You rarely went abroad. You would spend your time in your bedroom. It seemed useless to you to travel…

— Edouard Levé

“I have no intention of spending the night in a chair and leaving you the bed.”

— Kathleen E. Woodiwiss

“The first time I walked through the spacious house, I didn't see possibility or a new start. I saw a big, empty space. These…

— Jill Talbot

“Don't imagine you could ever take my place.' I told her I had never wanted to; I only wanted to occupy the one that…

— Francoise Gilot

“An unpleasant odour would not be objected to, it is not objected to now in many continental hotels.”

— H.G. Wells

“Needless to say, it was inconceivable that I would be welome in, let alone invited to, their home. It was as well, then, that…

— David Liss

“Life is funny like that; just about the time you’re able to fully appreciate the accommodations, you’re checking out of the hotel.”

— Nate Kenyon

“Gentlemen are often invited to stay in other people's houses. Rooms hardly ever are.”

— Susanna Clarke

“It is only the rooms of the present I wish to inhabit.”

— Regina O'Melveny

“Just like a hotel, it's a place to sleep and be, only you don't sleep that much and you're barely a thing at all…

— Exurb1a