Converse of object

• bustle: It is lined with rugged cliffs, sandy inlets and bustling holiday resorts.

• neighbor: Advanced Possibly limited tho there are some testing mogul runs and good off-piste and trips to the neighboring resort of Arcalis.

• locate: Whistler Blackcomb is a ski resort located in Whistler, British Columbia, Canada.

Adjective modifier

• ski: All stays include 5 nights in the ski resort followed by 2 nights in Beirut.

• coastal: The coastal resort of Minehead is our next stop, probably the best known resort in Somerset.

• popular: Despite cheap foreign package holidays, Gourock is still a popular resort for day visitors.

• last: In last resort, of course, the courts would decide.

• lively: In the east, Leysdown is a lively resort where you can revel in traditional seaside activities.

• fashionable: By the 17th century Bath had become a fashionable resort, ' taking of the waters ' being particularly popular.

Preposition: on

• coast: Small seaside resort on the West coast of Somerset.

Modifies a noun

• hotel: Now your family can spend as much time as they want at the beach, catered to in ultra luxury resort hotel style.

• town: Tourism remains a major element of the local economy for these resort towns.

• sandal: Does caribbean resort royal sandal make more the foot flying cloud.

Preposition: of

• Phuket: Escape from the commercialized tourist resorts of Phuket and Pee Pee and discover the delights of Krabi - sea, sand and sunshine.

Noun used with modifier

• seaside: Small seaside resort on the West coast of Somerset.

• ski: St Anton is one of the finest alpine ski resorts in the world.

• tourist: I have asked to see how we compare with more popular tourist resorts like Benidorm.

• beach: This is a great location for a beach resort.

• skiing: Can you recommend any places to stay in Bulgaria or at any other skiing resort.

• spa: There are the Spa resorts of Banya with its open air pool and Hisar which offer thermal treatments.