Is this grammar correct?
Is 宿をとる correct?
The I believe the context is someone saying, "How would you like to stay the night (instead)?"

My problem is that I thought that 宿 would need to come from 宿るand not 宿をとる, but the audio sounds like the the latter.

Question

Is this grammar correct?
Is 宿をとる correct?
The I believe the context is someone saying, "How would you like to stay the night (instead)?"

My problem is that I thought that 宿 would need to come from 宿るand not 宿をとる, but the audio sounds like the the latter.

Answer

宿(やど) is a place to stay like a hotel and/or B&B.
宿をとるmeans book a hotel. とる is to book.
宿をとる=宿を予約(よやく)する
予約する=to book

宿る has a different meaning.

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