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The hotel that we stayed was cheap. Or the hotel where we stayed.. Is it ok to use 'that' instead of 'where' in this context?

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"The hotel that we stayed was cheap" is ungrammatical. Correct versions: "The hotel where we stayed was cheap." (correct and common) "The hotel (that) we stayed in/at was cheap." (correct and common) "The hotel in/at which we stayed was cheap." (relatively formal and uncommon)
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The hotel (that) we stayed in/ at was cheap. This one is ok but sounds better when written "the hotel where we stayed was cheap".
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"The hotel we stayed at was cheap." I think it sounds good.

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