Sentences with phrase «hot water bathroom»

Rinse off the sun and sand in your private hot water bathroom, and store your valuables in an in - room safety deposit box.

Guests can expect to find the following selection of services available in their rooms; air - conditioning, mini bar, digital safety deposit box, hot water bathroom, IDD Telephone, WiFi Broadband Internet access, LCD flat screen televisions with satellite channels, and finally coffee & tea making facilities.

All have air conditioning and a private hot water bathroom, as well as wireless internet and a satellite TV.

The good value fan rooms rely on shared hot water bathroom facilities as well as a shared fridge, while... Read our full review of E-San Guest House.

The Honeymoon bungalow offers a more luxurious Micks Place experience with a hot water bathroom and air conditioning.

It would be like having your own small villa; with a private garden, dip pool and sun chairs, once you're locked in there'd be little reason to leave... The Nook's faculties include air conditioning, a king size double bed with mosquito net and an en suite hot water bathroom.

The good value fan rooms rely on shared hot water bathroom facilities as well as a shared fridge, while an air - con edition in the main building boasts fridge, TV and private bathroom.

All rooms have a private hot water bathroom, flat - screen TV, safe deposit box, ceiling fan, and wireless Internet access.

All have a private hot water bathroom and wireless Internet access.

The original buildings from the Dutch era with a spacious bedroom with en suite hot water bathroom and pretty garden with Bougainvillea plants and various other ornamental plants views from the balcony.

Spacious, charming and clean room, with en suite hot water bathroom.

Frangipani Room Spacious, charming and clean room, with en suite hot water bathroom Bougainvillea Dutch (colonial style) Room The original buildings from the Dutch era with a spacious bedroom.

Each bungalow comes with a big hot water bathroom with bathtub, old cable TV, big bed with soft linen, hardwood floors, air - con and free WiFi.

Extra large cabins fitted with air - conditioning, TV, VCR player and en - suite hot water bathroom facilities

The shared hot water bathroom is the cleanest we have seen in Laos.

There is also a 2 bedroom villa with A / C, kitchen, dining / living area, satellite TV and DVD and hot water bathroom, all in a secluded and fully gated private gardens with plunge pool.

Each room in the new building comes with air - con, cable TV, immaculate hot water bathroom with separate shower, in - room safe, WiFi, elegant hard wood floors and glass doors that open to a little semi-private terrace with seating.

All come with private hot water bathroom and Western toilet.

Each room in the new building comes with air - con, cable TV, immaculate hot water bathroom with separate shower, in - room safe, WiFi, elegant hard wood floors and glass doors that open to... Read our full review of Sokdee Residence.

The cheapest rooms have shared facilities and are somewhat pokey, but the mainstay here are the air - con double rooms, which are lovingly decorated and furnished, and come with hot water bathrooms, TV with 200 channels and WiFi.

These rooms boast large wooden beds with hard mattresses, air - con, free WiFi and clean hot water bathrooms... Read our full review of Villa Merry No. 1.

Rooms are basic and come with a saggy yet hard bed and hardly anything else — the hot water bathrooms are shared here.

Clean hot water bathrooms are shared.

Large, clean and often colourful hot water bathrooms, fantastic wooden construction, traditional Batak roofs, a lovely lakeside swimming pool and perhaps the most exciting restaurant on the island combine to make this the complete package.

All rooms have Air Conditioning, semi outside desalinated fresh solar powered hot water bathrooms, in room safety box, mini bar, satellite TV with DVd, and free Wi Fi internet.

We also have 2 garden view rooms: India and China which have ceiling fans and hot water bathrooms, room safes for your valuables with large verandas also.

Bungalows are less rustic and more refined, and rooms come with better linen, mosquito net, bedside table, older - style cable TVs, solid wooden floor boards and clean hot water bathrooms with Western toilet, plus air - con in the more expensive rooms.

The rooms also come with air - con, tiny fridges, bedside table and very clean hot water bathrooms.

The rooms at the modern - looking guesthouse are all air - con, come with a small cable TV, tile floor, hard spring mattress, some furniture and clean but teeny - tiny hot water bathrooms that could be the dictionary definition of «water closet».

The clean and bright private rooms are also good value for Vang Vieng with big beds, old cable TVs and private hot water bathrooms.

The big, clean rooms have tile floor, plain decor and hot water bathrooms that boast shower cubicles.

The rooms in the building are typical guesthouse: small and basic with big hard beds that take up most of the room, old cable TVs and dimly lit hot water bathrooms.

Rooms are oversized with comfortable beds boasting real linen and soft pillows, plus chilled air - con, flat screen TVs and equally oversized hotel - standard hot water bathrooms.

There is a lack of decor or colour to break up the white walls and tiled floors yet the overall impression is airy and bright and all options are well - appointed with air - con, ensuite hot water bathrooms, fridge, safe and kettle.

The rooms are simple and clean, with private hot water bathrooms, tile floors, and bedside reading lamps.

All feature good air conditioning, flat - screen cable TVs, wireless Internet, and private hot water bathrooms.

All rooms have either a verandah or balcony on which to laze the day away and the hot water bathrooms are very... Read our full review of Kubu Balian Beach Bungalows.

The rooms usually have private hot water bathrooms and cable TV, and many hotels have onsite restaurants.

The latest addition to Karma Kayak is the two garden view rooms, India and China, which are cooled by ceiling fans, and also have hot water bathrooms and large verandas.

Not exact matches

They didn't have electricity and hot water and bathrooms.

The bathroom has a shower only, but we never had any issue with a lack of hot water.

Some symptomatic treatments that might help include going into the bathroom, closing the door and turning on all of the hot water.

Moist or cold air seem to help reduce the swelling of the airways, so the standard course of action is to take your child into a steamy bathroom for 15 to 20 minutes (turn on the hot water in the shower or bathtub and close the bathroom door) or out into the cold night air.

Stores also sell a great bathroom baby safety product — An anti-scald faucet which automatically shuts off the flow of water if it gets too hot.

Instead, warm steam can be delivered by turning on all of the hot water in the bathroom, including from the shower and sink, close the bathroom door and holding your child as he breathes in the steamy, humidified air.

The usual first croup treatment is to take your child into the bathroom, close the door, sit on top of the closed toilet seat together, and turn on a hot shower (don't leave your child unattended around hot water).

I've read some different ways of making the tea but, for me, my laundry room (really, it's a closet) is upstairs so I just walk over to the bathroom, run the hot water in the sink, put my soap nut bag in a coffee cup that is always sitting on my dyer and fill my cup.

For a «barky» or «croupy» cough, turn on the hot water in the shower in your bathroom and close the door so the room will steam up.

We've got bathrooms and changing stations and filtered water — both cold and hot (so feel free to bring tea).

You can try steaming up the bathroom with hot water, and then sitting in the bathroom with your infant as she breathes in the steam.