Sentences with phrase «garden view from window»

Sunny garden views from every window!

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If you can't discourage the cats from visiting the garden, then block the view from the window so at least your cat can't see the interlopers.

The hotel is surrounded by the harbour on three sides, providing ocean views from the balconies, windows, patios, gardens and guest rooms.

The Inn at Laurel Point is surrounded by the harbour on three sides, providing beautiful ocean views from the balconies, windows, patios, gardens and guest rooms.

Set on 50 acres in the heart of the Barossa Valley, the award - winning Abbotsford Country House boasts stunning views of the gardens, vineyard or valley from every window.

From the windows you have a view into the forest of Ohia trees and Hapu'u Ferns and onto the 60 foot salt water swimming pool in the spacious garden beneath you

Located up a headland only a few minute's walk from historical centre, the main pedestrian street «Corso Umberto», enjoy a wonderful view of the Letojanni's Bay and Calabria's coast Raised to a transformation of an ancient monastery, it is rich of garden and green - terrace, has a 52 rooms completely furniture in ethnic style, sea - view with windows - balcony or terrace, bath or shower, WC, direct dial telephone, sat - TV.

Best view of the garden from this window.

View our beautiful gardens from the custom designed bay windows.

Views of our beautiful gardens from the custom designed bay windows are included, and morning coffee can be enjoyed on the shared patio (first floor) or balcony just outside your door on the second floor only.

These 640 - square - foot rooms offer all the amenities of the Deluxe Rooms and feature panoramic views of the Wynn gardens or the Las Vegas Strip from the wall - to - wall, floor - to - ceiling windows.

The charming estate has 25 undulating acres, its own vineyard, olive grove, gardens, stunning views from almost every window and a wonderful farm atmosphere.

Offering king bed and private balcony, this is room is furnished with green garden view you can enjoy from your window.

Verandas surrounding four sides of the cottage encourage alfresco dining in all types of weather, while double windows and French doors provide garden views from indoors.

The VIEW room offers lovely sea views from the bay window across the garden, very calming and peaceful.

The open - concept living room feels like an extension of the terrace, thanks to the garden and pool views from its walls of windows, while a soaring, beamed ceiling lends an airy look to the dining area.

Our accommodation partner is located right infront of the ocean, the surf house is equipped with big gardens, swimmingpool, big palapa terrace, and an amzing panoramic view of the beach from everywhere, including the windows of the room, the house have two separated rooms with air conditioner and private bathroom, shared livingroom and internet, the house capacity is six person, three beds per room.

The large sash window offers beautiful garden views from the writing desk and Queen Bed, while charming frosted - glass French Doors separate the bedroom from your ensuite.

View from the bedroom window overlooks a beautiful garden and stand in shower offers a view of the lush vegetation of Long IslView from the bedroom window overlooks a beautiful garden and stand in shower offers a view of the lush vegetation of Long Islview of the lush vegetation of Long Island.

Five minutes from the Petronas Twin Tower and Bukit Bintang shopping area, Hotel Istana is a five - star business hotel with a touch of charm and luxury.Istana is Malay for palace, and the hotel is rightfully described as such, as it exudes elegance and grandeur, starting with the lobby lounge Songket Lounge with its high ceilings, intricately - patterned marbled columns, and tall glass windows with views of the gorgeously - landscaped gardens, to staff clad in traditional purple songket kebaya and baju melayu outfits welcoming you.Being in Jalan Raja Chulan makes Hotel Istana all the more attractive, too - with business centres, shopping, sightseeing and nightlife all a short walk away, guests are sure to be kept occupied throughout their stay.

This mountain lodge in Belize's Cayo District offers comfortable accommodations ranging from Garden Cabanas to the split level Waterfall View Suite and the secluded Riverside Villa with rustic but stylish hardwood floors, pillow top mattresses, Frette and Matouk linen, and panoramic windows in all rooms as well as full restaurant and bar services, natural swimming pools, and Belize's only hydro - powered jungle tram to reach the spectacular waterfalls located directly on the property.

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Views from city windows, gentle scenes of washing lines in back gardens, the artist's shadow on a summer lawn with her painting tools at the far edge of the image: these objects of the painter's attention declare themselves while leaving room to breathe for both viewer and artist.

Often working in series, the artist turns to subjects grounded in a rich sense of place — the view from his studio window, a historic garden in Japan, his childhood bedroom — that reflect intimate moments of meditation, observation, and conjecture.

In fact, the garden was designed to be viewed,» from the street or through the arched windows of the Reception Hall — like an Impressionist painting.»

Not only does it provide a place to perch on and enjoy the garden views, the window seat has recessed shelves, so you can store anything from shoes to cookery books.

A bible verse on my new little stand (still trying to find the perfect cards to use), a tiny vase from a dear friend with a few greens or blooms from my yard, pretty curtains and the view from the window is my memorial garden to my mom.

They also added a tall picture window and French doors so they could have lovely views of the garden from the dining area.

Match your window frames to your ceiling beams for a cohesive look that won't detract from the expansive view of the garden — it's the star of the room, after all.