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Kids enjoy the options and when your child is small and exploring the room, little hands will be safe with the drawer box glide system featuring self - closing.

Easily discover others through various search types, browsing profiles, exploring the Live Action section full of webcams, adult chat rooms, broadcasters, and more, or making your way to the What's Hot section featuring the hottest rated videos, photos, albums and members on the site.

We think we know him by his symbols, but there is room in this nearly three - hour feature to explore everyone with a realism and depth un-afforded most movies and Hawke joins Arquette in drawing out their characters to full - flesh by film's end.

Our building features a quarantine room with six large stainless steel kennels, an open area adoption room and an outdoor enclosure where the cats in the adoption area can explore the great outdoors!

You'll find plenty of other sites and activities to explore near our pet - friendly Tempe hotel, some of which include the Arizona Science Center and: Desert Botanical Garden Tempe Marketplace Big Surf waterpark Hohokam Stadium Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport Our Tempe hotel caters to both business travelers and vacationing tourists alike on a budget with complimentary services and amenities such as: Free WiFi Seasonal outdoor pool Guest laundry facilities Free coffee Copy, print and fax machines Let us offer you a fresh, clean room for a good night's sleep, which include features such as TVs, microwaves, refrigerators and a nice, hot shower to wake you up.

The rooms feature a full range of facilities and a décor that will immerse guests in Morocco's fascinating culture even before they set out to explore the city.

After an exhilarating day exploring downtown Beijing, retreat to a guest room haven, featuring tall ceilings and natural wood décor.

The first will consist of 72 - square metre ocean view rooms with a panoramic view suite on the top floor, complete with a plunge pool, while families can opt for a room or suite in one of three family - designated buildings featuring water slides, pool access and the brand signature Planet Trekkers Programme, which allows families to explore the world together and cultivate a deeper understanding of the world around them.

Mercure Samui Chaweng Tana is a luxurious three - star property located along Chaweng Road just 500 metres from the beach on Koh Samui.The exterior features a sumptuous townhouse style design and is ringed by carefully manicured palm trees.Guests will find themselves strategically located for exploring the island, with convenient access to such attractions as the Big Buddha temple, the Grandmother and Grandfather rock formations along Lamai Beach, Na Muang Waterfalls, or a scheduled dive trip to the pristine Angthong National Marine Park.The 85 rooms at this hotel are offered in four varieties: Deluxe, Country Deluxe, Deluxe Corner, and Junior Suite Rrooms at this hotel are offered in four varieties: Deluxe, Country Deluxe, Deluxe Corner, and Junior Suite RoomsRooms.

Best Western Premier Bangtao Beach Resort is a four - star resort located along Phuket Island green and winding west coast at dramatic Bangtao Beach.Accommodation here consists of two room categories: Deluxe Sea Facing Views, and Deluxe Sea Views and rooms feature individually controlled air conditioning, an en - suite bathroom with hot water and toiletries and good - quality towels, IDD telephone, cable TV, safety deposit box, coffee and tea - making facilities, a refrigerator, daybed, good - quality bedding and pillows and an electronic key card, as well as a private balcony.Hotel facilities count a fitness room, a large Jacuzzi tub, massage services, a sauna, games room, a cocktail lounge, a local shuttle bus, 24 - hour security and reception, good facilities for disabled guests, car and motorcycle hire for those who would like to explore the island.

Rooms feature a bunk bed and one single bed, and are a great base for exploring the surrounding sites.

A large number of rooms feature balconies to take in the view and recharge after exploring the city.

Walk along garden pathways lined with palms and cascading bougainvillea and explore property features like two heated pools, two whirlpools, an exercise room, massage facilities and more.

Featuring super soft bedding, an en - suite bathroom and free WiFi, these room types are ideal for budget travellers planning to explore Pakse.

Just don't be distracted by the screams that echo down the unlit corridors, or the voices that whisper in your ear when no one is standing there... Featuring a captivating combination of adventure and hidden object gameplay, Dark Asylum contains dozens of unnerving rooms to explore and each one is packed with secrets and pulsating with an undercurrent of dread.

14 Rooms Curatorial dream team Hans Ulrich Obrist and Klaus Biesenbach explored the ramifications of social media in fourteen interactive rooms featuring performance works by artists ranging from Yoko Ono to Ed AtRooms Curatorial dream team Hans Ulrich Obrist and Klaus Biesenbach explored the ramifications of social media in fourteen interactive rooms featuring performance works by artists ranging from Yoko Ono to Ed Atrooms featuring performance works by artists ranging from Yoko Ono to Ed Atkins.

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Programs in the drill hall include the North American stage premiere of Louis Andriessen's De Materie, directed by composer Heiner Goebbels and featuring the International Contemporary Ensemble in a visually dramatic production incorporating music, dance, and spoken word; a new commission by visual artist and musician Martin Creed that marks his largest installation in the U.S. to date and reimagines the Armory's drill hall and period rooms in a surprising meditation on existence; a major new work by artist Taryn Simon that explores rituals of grief and mourning; and Circle Map, a program of ambitious spatial works by composer Kaija Saariaho that features the New York Philharmonic.

Those same commentators may not find it any easier this year with a shortlist that also includes Bonnie Camplin, for a project that invited visitors to explore, in a slightly dull - looking study room, what consensual reality is; Janice Kerbel, for an operatic performance work about a character called Doug who experiences nine catastrophic events; and Nicole Wermers, for a show that featured Marcel Breuer chairs with fur coats sewn into them.

Key works include Andrew Erdos's Texture of a Ghost (2011), a 6 x 8 foot room featuring hand - blown glass sculptures and a video installation; Josiah McElheny's Landscape Model for Total Reflective Abstraction (I)(2004); Luke Jerram's E. coli (2010), which explores the tension between scientific objectivity and cultural perceptions of viruses, diseases, and bacteria; twelve snow globes by Walter Martin and Paloma Muñoz from the Travelers series; three stained glass light boxes by Judith Schaechter; and a recent body of work by Czech Republic - based artist Karen LaMonte that highlights the role of the kimono in Japanese culture.

Some patrons roamed the galleries, while others ventured outside into the warm spring air to scope out Doug Aitken's new outdoor video projection migration, featuring indigenous American animals exploring hotel rooms across the US.

Blind clients may want you to describe home features in great detail, need to explore walls and openings using a tactile approach, or stand in the center of a room clapping or making a clicking sound to hear the contours of the space.

If you want to explore the finished rooms from the 20 featured designers from the challenge, take a look at our reveal gallery — and prepare yourself for inspiration to strike.

In - room bars are stocked with the featured winemaker's wines for guest to enjoy after of a day of exploring Vienna.