They had a "will call" desk in front lobby. 

A spill in the lobby?

We just stayed at the cabin of someone who lives in our city.3/2 with detached garage that they turned into a theater/game room (very nice).House has a bad drive with no view.

Our hotel industry/lobby in Florida is a force and they are known for putting desk clerks on duty of searching for illegally operated vacation rentals listed online. 

Dog wash, movie theater, electrical, and plumbing are all done.

Gratefully there was none of the goofy metal detectors or security theater nonsense.

There will always be proponents on either side of the isle on this decision and the biggest issue are the hotel lobbies advocating for more regulation or less-- but having been part of the developers and investors with doors who fought against further restrictions the sentiment among colleagues this is a really solid landing pad of legislation we can build predictable business on for the foreseeable future because it limits the use based on the land itself/ or a public hearing to approve a Specific plan for a site not just any house in certain areas.. so It's just about having someone competent who knows the laws and knows the area to help guide you in that purchasing decision. 

They have lobbies, restaurants, bars, gift, clothing and sundries retail shops, public meeting spaces, public event spaces, parking lots, front desks, 24/7 on site employees sometimes numbering into the hundreds, daily maid services, on site maintenance staff, signage advertising their business, they offer shuttle transportation services, concierge services, etc. 

That should dampen down the sound quite a bit.https://www.greengluecompany.c...https://soundproofguide.com/ho...I am building a home theater at our primary residence and I will be using Green Glue on the ceiling drywall with double sheets and Roxul in the studs.

This is the hotel lobby at its best, they are alarmed at how many homes are coming to market and the effect it has had on the demand for their hotel units.