Whats the difference between a motel&hotel &inn?

One of the distinguishing features of a motel is that it is U-shaped or square, with an inner courtyard that serves as the parking lot. Doors face the lot, with ground doors opening directly to their own parking spaces mere feet away. This is extremely convenient for unloading suitcases. It is also reassuring to have your vehicle parked right outside the door where you can keep an eye on it, especially if it contains valuables. Hotels serve a different purpose than motels, and as such, they are located in or near cities. The basic design of a motel differs significantly from hotels, where rooms face inward with doors opening to interior hallways. A guest might stay at a hotel for a week or longer on business or pleasure, and “extras” are expected. Hotels commonly offer Jacuzzis, gyms, pools, restaurants, room service, cable television, Internet connectivity, and other luxuries. Hotel parking lots are separate, and in many cases, the walk from the lot to the lobby can be a trek. Some hotels provided shuttle service.

A motel caters to less people basicly one or two stories tall. Hotels cater to the masses like Vegas, Inn are more personable like an old historic home and you have a bedroomwith bath, somewhat like being at grandmothers house.

Generally, hotels are bigger. Motels and inns are smaller. Also, a motel is a place for motorists to stay with parking spaces near their rooms. Traditionally, inns are small (usually old) lodges/hotel for travellers, but nowadays, you see "inns" in the middle of an urban city (Holiday Inns are all over the place...). Hotels are large, with many rooms and usually with many facilities (ballroom, conference halls, fitness rooms, pools, restaurants, bars, stores, etc). Hotels and inns offer more service and they got food too. Motels usually just offer a room and a spot for you to park your car (sometimes a swimming pool is available). Obviously, hotels are most expensive, and motels are least expensive (in most cases at least).