The phrase "adjoining villas" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe villas that are next to or connected to each other, often in a real estate or architectural context.
Example: "The resort features several adjoining villas, perfect for families or groups traveling together."
Alternatives: "neighboring villas" or "connected villas".
Adjoining villa for the architect's brother.
The rooms in the adjoining villa are a bit more basic, but slightly cheaper.
Two private security guards paid for by the compound's Libyan owner are the only people watching over the sprawling site, which is composed of two adjoining villa complexes and protected in some places by a wall only eight feet high.
The School continued in these premises until 1954 when royalties from the musical, Salad Days by Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds were given to the School towards the purchase and conversion of two large adjoining Victorian villas in Clifton, which remain their base today.
Garrick built the temple on land adjoining a villa that he had bought in October 1754 to serve as a country retreat.
Mission Hills is a world unto itself: gated and guarded by uniformed security personnel who snap off military salutes to incoming and outgoing vehicles and use dogs to patrol the landscaped grounds of the adjoining, clubhouse-size villas.
The deposed president, Mamadou Tandja, was under arrest in a villa adjoining the whitewashed presidential palace, a junta spokesman told reporters on Sunday afternoon.
Life membership cost sixty thousand dollars; for a million more, you could buy a villa in an adjoining gated compound.
At Kuleto's Italian Restaurant in San Francisco, (415) 397-7720, adjoining Kimpton's 183-room Villa Florence hotel, guests follow the chef around and then choose to spend the rest of the session at a single station -- working the grill, making pastry, assembling salads -- or to hop around among them.
