Sentences with phrase «than the standard rooms on»

The Superior Rooms are more spacious than the Standard Rooms on the ground floor.

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On the surface, it is easy to say these athletes should be receiving more than just the standard tuition, room, and board that comes with a scholarship.

The researchers found that their simplified comb (the entire electro - optical comb apparatus requires only half of the space available on a standard 19 - inch instrumentation rack) provided steady calibration at room temperature for more than five days at IRTF.

When I asked Boo Shexnayder, educator to the NCAA track and field coach contingent, about building glutes for athleticism, he actually favors the effect that good therapy can have on getting glutes active, and then doing the standard battery of weight room movements, jumps and sprints, rather than trying to overly specialize on glutes in the weightroom.

Instead of making this a standard history film where we learn about Churchill womb to tomb, Director Joe Wright does not linger on the past, or the characters that surround the man, but more on the rooms and time that this larger than life character worked in.

Managing to stay relevant in the crossover age, the new mid-size Accord is better than ever with all - new styling, lots of interior room, improved technology and the Honda Sensing safety feature suite that comes standard on every trim.

Whether you're a family needing a bit more space than a standard hotel room, a business traveller on an extended London business trip, or a combination of the two, The Athenaeum Hotel & Residences has sleeping and living spaces ripe for both.

And just like it was a better value to spend rewards on business class than economy, here we only had a minimal premium of 30 % more points to book a junior suite for our family rather than a standard room.

Deluxe rooms are notably larger than the standards and are at the front of the hotel, so have large windows and balconies big enough to sit out on.

The sea view villas are 60sqm in size and pool villas are approximately 100sqm and cost less than a standard room at many of the larger 3 star beachfront resorts on the island.

Ao Chalong Villa Resort & Spa is a compact Villa Resort featuring just 10 units.It is located near the pier in Chalong on Phuket Islands east coast, where life goes a little slower and things are more relaxed than on the islands more tourist - orientated west coast.Chalong is a natural harbour and is a prime place to catch boats heading out to Phang Nga Bay and the islands south of Phuket such as Koh Racha and the world - famous Phi Phi Islands.Accommodation at Ao Chalong Villa Resort & Spa comprises Sea View Villas, Pool View Villas, Garden View Villas, and Standard Rooms.All accommodation types feature individually controlled air conditioning, complimentary bottled water replenished daily, a working table with a reading lamp, an IDD phone, a fridge and mini-bar, an en - suite bathroom with toiletries and hot water, a safety deposit box, an electronic room key, and TV.

Rooms are located on the upper levels of the hotel and are smaller in size than a standard hotel, but feature artistic, modern décor and floor - to - ceiling, wall - to - wall windows, as well as mini-refrigerators, microwaves and WiFi.

Some properties actually offer lower rates on premium rooms than standard rooms.

These rooms are more spacious than Standard Private Rooms, and are located on the top floor of the hostel with streetside vrooms are more spacious than Standard Private Rooms, and are located on the top floor of the hostel with streetside vRooms, and are located on the top floor of the hostel with streetside views.

At Element, each guest rooms contains low flow fixtures, which save 5,300 gallons of water per room each year; compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs), which last 10 times longer than standard incandescent bulbs and use 75 percent less energy; Energy Star rated appliances, recycling bins, and of course, signage that encourages guests to hang your towel if you want to use it again or leave it on the floor if you don't, which is simply common sense.