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### Most poskim hold that this leniency doesn’t work unless the owner or someone appointed in his stead lives at the hotel.<ref>Chazon Ish 90:38, Eruvei Chatzerot 30:2:3:2, Betzel Hachachma 5:140-141, Netivot Shabbat 34:5</ref> | ### Most poskim hold that this leniency doesn’t work unless the owner or someone appointed in his stead lives at the hotel.<ref>Chazon Ish 90:38, Eruvei Chatzerot 30:2:3:2, Betzel Hachachma 5:140-141, Netivot Shabbat 34:5</ref> | ||
### This leniency is not effective if the owner is non-Jewish.<ref>Chelkat Yakov 186</ref> | ### This leniency is not effective if the owner is non-Jewish.<ref>Chelkat Yakov 186</ref> | ||
### Most poskim hold that this leniency doesn’t apply if the furniture was meant for the guests’ benefit. The leniency of the gemara was only if the owner left his items in the room for storage.<ref>Dvar Avraham 3:30, Minchat Yitzchak 4:55, Chelkat Yakov 186, Chazon Ish 92, Shemirat Shabbat Kehilchata 17:17, Eiruvei Chatzerot (by R Menachem Moscowitz) siman 30:3:2 p. 523 quoting Rav Elyashiv | ### Most poskim hold that this leniency doesn’t apply if the furniture was meant for the guests’ benefit. The leniency of the gemara was only if the owner left his items in the room for storage.<ref>Dvar Avraham 3:30, Minchat Yitzchak 4:55, Chelkat Yakov 186, Chazon Ish 92, Shemirat Shabbat Kehilchata 17:17, Netivot Shabbat ch. 37 fnt. 59, and Eiruvei Chatzerot (by R Menachem Moscowitz) siman 30:3:2 p. 523 quoting Rav Elyashiv</ref> Some poskim reject this distinction.<ref>[https://hebrewbooks.org/pdfpager.aspx?req=916&st=&pgnum=243 Igrot Moshe 1:141]</ref> | ||
## Since the guests are staying for less than 30 days they are considered guests and wouldn’t require an eruv chatzerot.<ref>Trumat Hadeshen 76, Shulchan Aruch O.C. 370:8</ref> | ## Since the guests are staying for less than 30 days they are considered guests and wouldn’t require an eruv chatzerot.<ref>Trumat Hadeshen 76, Shulchan Aruch O.C. 370:8</ref> | ||
###This leniency certainly doesn’t apply unless the owner or someone else lives in the hotel permanently, which generally isn’t the case.<ref>Eruvin 65b, Rama 370:8, Darkei Moshe 382:5, Biur Halacha 370:8 s.v. osrim</ref> | ###This leniency certainly doesn’t apply unless the owner or someone else lives in the hotel permanently, which generally isn’t the case.<ref>Eruvin 65b, Rama 370:8, Darkei Moshe 382:5, Biur Halacha 370:8 s.v. osrim</ref> | ||
