Sentences with phrase «n't open the lounge»

They don't open the lounge but still charge you for the facilities.

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On the sky deck, you'll find Spire 73, an open - air bar and lounge with views of LA that you can't find anywhere else.
There are also two elegant openings for the stereo speakers, conveniently placed so they are not obstructed by your hands when lounging in bed watching a video.
While many business class flights do not have the new Polaris seat and only one Polaris lounge has opened, we look forward to these improvements being expanded.
There was also a VIP lounge though it wasn't open when I was there.
The open - plan living area is minimalist but not cold, with an inviting sectional and colorful artwork in the sitting area as well as wicker lounge chairs that complement the wicker seating around the dining table.
There wasn't another soul on our small strip of sand and no other hotel guests to wrestle for an open lounge chair.
When you're not busy diving, lounge around on the sun deck or in the open air lounge with a good book.
There is a bar as well with some lounge seating, but it wasn't open during my stay.
It seems clear that silver tier members will now not have lounge access at the majority of lounges — in fact only the Al Reem Lounge Abu Dhabi, and lounges at Belgrade and in the Seychelles will still be open for silver tier members.
Finding an open seat, nabbing an outlet to plug your phone into, and getting a snack without waiting in a long line can be nearly impossible — but not if you have a credit card that offers lounge access.
News that we're going to have to wait a little longer for the opening of the new Cathay Pacific lounge at Heathrow and, considering how many times the opening has been delayed so far, this isn't much of a surprise.
I forgot that the lounge was operating limited hours so, when I went to check it out on the morning of our departure, I discovered it wouldn't be opening for another two hours.
Having this lounge open to Priority Pass members is definitely a bonus for those not traveling in a premium cabin as it's one of the nicer Priority Pass lounges I've visited this year... it's certainly better than the likes of Aspire at Heathrow T5 and the Swissport lounge at Larnaca Airport in Cyprus.
Wisbrun stated that the next phase is focusing more on customer benefits with improved IT infrastructure (sorely needed since many airlines» reservation systems still can not «talk» to each other) and opening additional SkyTeam - branded lounges in places like Beijing and Tokyo.
if the weather had been good and we opened the window in the lounge we could not use as the dining table as the window opens inwards over the table.we will stay somewhere else next year
(Generally, I don't think that crowds will be an issue in the lounge so long as you show up within the first few minutes of opening.)
However, we didn't feel that this compromised our privacy, as we did not hear the guests staying in the next villa during our stay.The villas are incredibly spacious with an open plan design, creating a relaxing space.The bedroom has a large bed, a comfortable seating area for lounging and the amenities include drinks making facilities and a fridge (which you must stock from the nearby bar).
The outside exists of an open lounge deck with a bimini, braai for the one that didn't get away, roof top sun deck with plenty of space for all passengers to sunbathe and enjoy the panoramic views.
However, you may not want to leave the resort, with our facilities including a pool, bar and lounge, swimming pool, massage services and in - house restaurant open seven days a week.
• Two bedrooms — a double and a twin (linen provided) • Comfortable lounge area with TV, (Digie Box) and conversion for single bed • Flush toilet and shower room (towels not included) • Well equipped kitchen with gas cooker, electric kettle, toaster, fridge, microwave and iron • Heating and water is gas powered, lighting is all electric, and all service included in rent • Dimensions 30» x 10» • Prices from # 200 per week • open all year
24 - hr front desk Airport pickup BBQ area Bar / lounge Bicycle rental Breakfast (extra charge) Breakfast included Car rental Childcare or babysitting Children permitted Concierge Currency exchange Express checkout Free high speed WiFi Gardens Gay friendly Gift shop Group services Handicap access Historic site Icemaker Laundry / valet service Linen included Luggage carriers Meal plans Meeting facilities Multi-lingual staff Newspapers / magazines No curfew Off - site parking (requires reservation) Open 24 Hours Parking (free) Pets allowed Restaurant Restaurant on site Room service Safe deposit box Smoking not permitted Smoking permitted Taxi service Tour / sightseeing assistance Voltage converters WIFI (free) free bottled water in each room
what he didn't do was explain that we had access to the Executive Lounge, where the lounge was located or anything about its opening times.
24 - hr front desk Bar / lounge Beach Boat rental Breakfast included Children permitted Currency exchange Elevator / lift Gardens Gift shop Linen included Live music Meal plans Meeting facilities Multi-lingual staff Open 24 Hours Parking (free) Pets not allowed Pool (outdoor) Restaurant on site Safe deposit box Sports / activities Tennis
Guests can't decide whether to rave about our church - style windows, our double gallery bedroom or the fabulous open - plan lounge.
Deciding whether or not to keep it open depends on how you value the other benefits such as lounge access.
So I thought I'd revisit some of the reasons that blogging from the passenger seat and banana lounge (or in this case, the recliner in front of an open fire... she fantasises) isn't easy, because I'm far too busy packing to be fresh and creative today:
Hot water poured, I went to get my phone from the lounge room and realised the hall door wouldn't open.
A high stonewall makes for a stunning backdrop, not to mention it retains heat wonderfully — the perfect setting for a warm open - air lounge area, complete with weatherproof sofa and colourful cushions.
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