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I've searched the internet, but can't really find anything. My first thoughts
were お恋人 and お付き合いの方, but the first doesn't seem very common, and the latter
seems to have a different meaning.
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word-choice words politeness honorifics sonkeigo
How would one refer to someone else's lover in 尊敬語?
As a hotel reception, the word might be "お連れの方" due to be polite and avoid
mistaken.

Formal 丁寧語 it would be お付き合いなさっておいでの方

尊敬語 doesn't apply this case, I think no one knows her. お恋人 is a typical wrong
usage as same as おビール
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You cannot say 「お恋人{こいびと}」; That sounds very weird. 「お付{つ}き合{あ}いの方{かた}」 is
okay.

Other natural-sounding expressions would include:

・交際相手{こうさいあいて}の方{かた}

・交際されている方

・お相手{あいて}の方

・お相手の男性{だんせい}/女性{じょせい}（の方）

・お付{つ}き合{あ}いされている方

・恋人{こいびと}の～～さん/～～氏{し}
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