The phrase "actual rooms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to physical rooms that exist in reality, as opposed to virtual or imagined spaces.
Example: "The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including actual rooms with stunning views of the ocean."
Alternatives: "real rooms" or "physical rooms".
I remain in New York so that this concept of a room will find embodiment, sometimes, in actual rooms, where I will actually run into people like Steven Assael and Dorian Vallejo, Claudia Hajian and Fred Hatt, Michelle Doll and Lisa Lebofsky and Bonnie DeWitt, Jean-Pierre Roy and Noah Becker, and Sabin Howard -- and many more besides.
That call to outrage, that loyalty to the sidewalks and the neighbors, was as important as actual rooms.
The actual rooms alternate between the atmospherically derelict and the anonymously pristine, though all are gorgeously lighted as if a direct invocation of Vermeer.
Here, Hoopes illustrates a 1961 room designed by McMillen for Raymond Guest. 4. Most of the images on these pages depict actual rooms.
"But now you can find legitimate, nice apartments with true bedrooms, as opposed to closets played off to be actual rooms".
In fact, the artist first paints directly onto the walls, floors and ceilings of the actual rooms in such a way that, from the perspective of the camera lens, the painted additions seem to float free from the surfaces.
Firstly, during LLT measurement, actual room humidity and temperature were not actually measured.
I follow her up the fluffy stairs to her actual room, which I've never seen.
In his view what the newer brochures tout is more lifestyle than substance; some even conceal the actual room measurements.
Maron's show, "WTF," has become one of the hottest "rooms" to play in iTunes (the actual room being his garage in the Highland Park section of Los Angeles).
After a time, Nuzum begins to imagine the girl is haunting not only his dreams but an actual room in his parents' attic in Canton, Ohio.
