Yes, 1 and 2 are the same.
3. No. Behind means the room is outside of the hotel.
4, Yes, it means it's outside of the hotel.
5. Yes, in/at the back of the hotel is inside.
6. Yes. It's outside.
1. Our room was at the back of the hotel.
2. Our room was in the back of the hotel.
[Are both the same in meaning? Is 'our room' always inside the hotel?]
3. Our room was behind the hotel.
[Can we use this expression when our room is inside the hotel?]
4. The bakery was in back of the hotel.
[In this sentence, the bakery was out of the hotel, not inside the hotel, right?]
5. The bakery was in/at the back of the hotel.
[This sentence is different form #4. In this sentence, the bakery is inside the hotel, right?]
6. The bakery was behind the hotel.
[#6 is the same as #4. Am I right? Can #5 sometimes mean #6?]
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