The hotel doesn't sell wine, but it's called a hotel.

Because it provides accommodation services.

This sentence expresses the particularity of the hotel through irony. Although the name of the hotel is "wine", in fact, the hotel mainly provides accommodation services and does not sell alcoholic beverages. This sentence emphasizes the difference between name and actual function, reminding people not to judge things only by their names, but to pay more attention to the services or functions they actually provide.