noun
resort
ri-ZORT/rɪˈzɔːrt/
A place people visit for vacation, recreation, or treatment.
Our family spends every summer at a quiet lakeside resort.

Etymology
The pieces literally mean “go out again.” The noun first named something people turned to for aid or comfort, then came to name a place people go for recreation.
In context
Resort hotels are destination properties where the hotel itself is part of the vacation.
More examples
- The ski resort rents equipment and offers lessons.
- Several beach resorts close during hurricane season.
- The health resort offers mineral baths and guided exercise.
Forms
resort · resorts