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Hotel won't fulfill the criteria and without owning/renting a sufficient sized the visa requirement (accomodation) can't be met.
My understanding from anecdotal evidence found Googling around is that short term or holiday rentals - like Airbnb - are acceptable. You just need to prove you have suitable accommodation arranged for when you arrive and have the owner's permission to be there.
Perhaps you heard that from other forum which is totally incorrect in case of spouse visa. These may work for tourist visa.
Like I said, it's anecdotal so I can't speak to whether it works based on my own experience. However, provided satisfactory documentation can be provided as evidence (booking receipts, permission to stay, etc.), I fail to see how it doesn't meet the requirements set out in the Immigration Rules for adequate accommodation, which really only appears to require the applicant demonstrate they have accommodation without recourse to public funds that is available for their exclusive occupancy and is not overcrowded.
UKVI caseworker is chained up with their policy and only wants the documents which are prescribed in their guidance. I don't think any hotel will issue lodger/tenancy agreement & noc letter and without these two both the requirement can't be met. Booking/payment receipts/reservations can't meet this requirement for spouse visa.