Sentences with phrase «verandah which»

This cottage also has a large communal verandah which shares the verandah with the other units and ample parking in front.

The Cairns Regional Tennis Centre was purpose built with the tropical climate in mind, from the plexi - cushion surface (the same used at the Australian Open) to a specially designed verandah which will catch the beautiful tropical breeze as well as offer players the benefit of glare reduction and a bit of shade to play in.

The large, bifold window opens across the entire length of the verandah which gives an openness and allows the crisp, mountain air to drift into the room.

Royal Palm offers direct access to the outstanding great room with soaring beamed ceilings along and the Verandah which is all glass providing stunning ocean views.

Sliding doors lead out onto a large, covered verandah which is equipped with built - in braai facilities.

Each room accesses private balcony / verandah which affords a picturesque view of the Murray flats and nearby parklands — a perfect place to enjoy a quiet evening drink or a brilliant breakfast.

There is a loft located above the stone garage and connected to the main house by a covered verandah which has two single beds that can be made into a king size bed and two couch beds which are suitable for most adults.

The smaller of the two units it is situated overlooking the lap pool and has a verandah which steps into the plunge pool.

The living area opens up onto a lovely verandah which has an 8 - seater dining table, outdoor patio furniture, and a built - in gas braai.

Archways open to a deep covered verandah which spans 3 sides of this pavilion, overlooking the Caribbean & Atlantic.

They have en suite bathrooms, a king - side bed in the double room and a verandah which overlooks the camp grounds.

Upstairs is an open - plan lounge with a fireplace and a built - in braai as well as a dining and kitchen area leading out onto the verandah which also feature a built - in braai, sea and mountain views.

The living area opens onto a covered verandah which has braai facilities, and garden area overlooking the sea.

Sliding glass doors lead out to the Large Verandah which overlooks the entire neighbourhood.

Sliding glass doors lead out to the Large Verandah which overlooks the entire neighborhood.

Furnishings and appointments are top drawer; every detail will please, from the fully - equipped kitchen to the lush tropical gardens, to the breezy covered verandah which looks out to the white sand beach -LSB-...]

The large rooms have open verandahs which offer views of the ocean.

-- 3 Queen - size bedrooms (Balinese 4 - poster ornate beds), 2 designer bathrooms (one with old - fashioned deep bath)-- Huge, fully equipped gourmet kitchen with original Federation features — Hi - fidelity stereo system — listen to music in the bedrooms, kitchen, or on the entertainment deck — Suede lounge suites, Tasmanian hand - crafted wood features, Asian silk fabrics and ornate timber furnishings — Enjoy the balmy breezes on the charming verandahs which wrap around two sides.

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School grounds should be inspected for potential hazards such as: • Verandah poles outside doorways, in thoroughfares or in situations where students are unlikely to see them, especially while running; • Steps and changes in level which are poorly proportioned, difficult to see or lack handrails; • Fencing, gates and railings which students climb and which have structural problems, sharp protrusions, splinters or other hazards; • Trip hazards at ground level — protruding drainage pit covers, irregular paving, cracks or tree roots in thoroughfares, broken off post or other remnants of old structures; • Loose gravely surfaces on slopes and where students run; • Slippery patches which may stay damp in winter; • Rocks which students can fall onto or throw around; • Embankments which students can slip down or which have protruding sharp objects; • Blind corners in busy areas; taps and hoses which are positioned where students play or walk; window glass at low levels through which students could fall; • Holes, cracks or exposed irrigation fixtures in ovals; • Trees or shrubs with poisonous parts, sharp spikes or thorns or branches at eye level; • Splinters and deteriorating timbers in seats, retaining edges and other wooden constructions; • sSeds or other areas with hazardous chemicals or machinery to which students have access; rubbish skips which students can climb into or around, or which place students at risk when trucks enter the school; • Areas within the site used for car parking when students are present; and, • Sporting equipment such as goal posts or basketball rings which have structural or other design or maintenance problems.

Whether or not you stay here, make every effort to dine one evening at Gerard's, which is renowned for its sterling service, extensive wine list, and stellar French - influenced Hawaiian fare, including roasted Hawaiian snapper with an emulsion of orange and ginger; and a justly famous confit of fuck with a shallot - tarragon vinaigrette - try to book a table on the breezy verandah.

Well equipped with verandahs, balconies and vantage points from which to enjoy one of the best positions on the NSW Coast, Beachhouse offers an

We stopped here for a beer and cheese which we took on the verandah.

Picture - perfect resorts like St. James Club, The Verandah Resort & Spa, and Pineapple Beach Club offer something called «Winter Storm Protection,» which automatically allows travelers to extend their hotel stay by the number of nights they missed due to flight delays caused by inclement weather.

Although the Salt Rock Hotel has a dining room and verandah area which looks out onto beautiful gardens, we chose to sit out on the deck to make the most of the balmy weather and magnificent...

Although the Salt Rock Hotel has a dining room and verandah area which looks out onto beautiful gardens, we chose to sit out on the deck to make the most of the balmy weather and magnificent views that the hotel is famous for.

Offering king - size beds in large, fully netted, canvas tents under thatched canopies, comfortable sofas in front of roaring open fires and airy verandahs, the lodge is a luxurious base from which to explore this beautiful area.

Relax over a leisurely breakfast which is included and usually served on our front verandah overlooking the serene waterfront — enjoy the sights and sounds of the river where it is common to see dolphins and; elicans frolic.

Twin share room with french doors which open onto a sprawling verandah with sitting areas offering spectacular views.

The guesthouse boasts six delightful guestrooms with private ensuites and French doors which open onto the sweeping verandah, offering the area's most spectacular panoramic views of the valley and surrounding vineyards.

Expansive verandahs provide spectacular views across the Hunter region either to the Barrington Tops which is one of Australia's largest and awe - inspiring National Parks or to the Pacific Ocean.

Both the living room and dining room opens onto a large covered verandah, which overlooks the pool and well - manicured gardens of the property.

There is a nice covered verandah in front of both independent rooms with kitchen facilities and outdoor seating, which is the perfect sundowners.

Imagine having your own beautiful weekender, just 90 minutes from Sydney, with absolute water frontage, offering spectacular 180 degree lake views, new fully renovated gourmet kitchen and bathroom, 3 comfortable bedrooms, fully equipped laundry and a large verandah on which to relax and enjoy alfresco dining or an afternoon nap.

Relax on the verandah from which you can see the water and be soothed by the gentle sound of the surf.

Standard rooms, penthouse suites and bandas are all available; plus there is an overwater suite which has a separate living room and a front verandah with a ladder down to the sea.

The living room opens to the front verandah, which offers views of the valley and the town.

Guests can relax in the main lounges which have TVs with DStv, on the verandah or in the lovely garden.

Your accommodation here sees you stay in air - conditioned en - suite rooms with most offering a verandah from which you can enjoy the African sun.

Each of Anda Amed Resort's villa has its own private garden and uninterrupted sea view which you can enjoy from your comfortable day bed right on your verandah as well as from your bed room.

Surrounding patios and the covered verandah offer our guests panoramic views and the glorious sunsets for which the villa is well known.

The living area leads out to a covered verandah, which features a built - in braai area for guests to use and a small enclosed private garden.

Double Room, bathroom toilet, lounge room has with two single beds, kitchen and pot belly stove, loft which has two singles and a verandah.

The top floor of the house has a main living area which opens onto a wide, furnished verandah (with Jacuzzi).

Verandahs Boutique Apartments are centrally situated on Davidson Street, only 50 metres from Macrossan Street which is the main street in Port Douglas where all restaurants and cafes and boutiques are situated.

22 spacious tents (2 adults and 2 children) set on large mahogany platforms - each with outdoor shower and verandah on which you can enjoy an afternoon siesta or take in the wonderful surroundings.

The bedrooms each open onto the verandah as well as into the guest lounge and breakfast area, which in turn opens onto the outdoor covered area and acres of lawns and gardens.

Similar to the one and two bedroom villas, the lounge and dining areas are of easy access to the open outdoor verandah, which ensures you can relax outside.

MY FAVOURITE BREAKFAST SPOT IS Woodall Country House, in the dining room overlooking their dam which abounds with birdlife, or at Hitgeheim Country Lodge where you can sit on the verandah and take in the wonderful views over the Sundays River Valley.

The main house has a verandah and beautiful garden in which guests can relax and enjoy.

Verandahs Boutique Apartments are centrally situated on Davidson Street, only 50 metres from Macrossan Street which is the main street in Port