Sentence examples for a handy location from inspiring English sources

Hotel Carlos V, at Calle Cister 10 (00 34 952 215 120; hotel-carlosvmalaga.com) is a more modest establishment providing comfortable lodgings in a handy location.

Terrass Hotel Montmartre's only four-star hotel, this grand 19th-century building promises comfort and a handy location between the Sacré-Coeur and the Moulin Rouge and spectacular views from many of its rooms.

Cesco's has many things going for it: a handy location in the Goodwives Shopping Center; a diverse Northern Italian menu that delivers on most of its promises; and an elegant, welcoming interior.

Dorm bed from £18.50, family room for four from £79, yha.org.uk/hostel/wasdale-hall With its cafe-bistro, art gallery, live music and comedy nights, this is a hip hostel in a handy location – Northumberland's border town is less than four hours by train from London and handy for sandy beaches, fishing villages and castles.

Broker Sharps Pixley will be selling gold bars costing from about £35 for 1g to £300,000 for a hefty gold block weighing 11.3kg (400 ounces) at its new showroom on St James's Street, a handy location for the area's hedge fund managers and high-rolling casino gamblers.

A handy location right next to the Imperial Theatre and value-driven prix fixe menus are further reasons it endures.

My overall impression is that this B&B is a perfectly lovely place to stay, in a very handy location in the middle of Skye, right on the edge of its main town, and pretty much faultless.

Abiye Cole's street-meat stall, Big Apple Hotdogs, has garnered a cult following over the last year or so thanks to its handy location in east London's Old Street and appearances at festival.

Given its handy location on the Black Sea and close to the unstable Caucasus, NATO membership may be more attainable.

The two-year old Home Hostel has been voted one of the world's best, and it's not hard to see why – handy location in the central Baixa region, hotel-like amenities including free breakfasts and a lovely restaurant, and Mamma's Dinner, overseen by the owner's mother.

Yes, as the torch wends its way through Castleford today, it will pass by one of the biggest entertainment complexes in the UK: the gargantuan sports centre Xscape, with its giant indoor ski slope and glow-in-the-dark "cosmic golf", which attracts visitors from all over the country (thanks in no small part to its handy location right next to the M62).