The phrase "amenities essential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing necessary features or services that enhance comfort or convenience, often in the context of accommodations or facilities.
Example: "The hotel offers a range of amenities essential for a comfortable stay, including free Wi-Fi and a fitness center."
Alternatives: "necessary amenities" or "vital amenities".
Which hotel amenities are essential?
"These amenities are essential for any major building," said James Davidson, a partner at Schuman Lichtenstein Claman Efron Architects.
Nonetheless, ART clinics are no longer concentrated in the metros and big towns, but are also reaching semi-urban areas that otherwise lack even basic civic amenities and essential health care facilities.
As the better-off retreat, the provision of amenities and essentials from parks to schools to garbage pickup, heavily funded by property taxes, are bound to flounder for those left-behind.
In the study, "The Nature of Americans National Report: Disconnection and Recommendations for Reconnection," a team of researchers offers 22 recommendations built around the premise that a connection to nature is not "a dispensable amenity" but essential for the quality of life, health, social well-being, prosperity and productivity of all Americans.
In September last year Guardian Australia reported on residents of the Alice Springs town camps – including Larapinta – who had been waiting months for repairs and essential amenities.
The equality of opportunity needs to be increased through good quality and universal public provision of essential amenities and social services.
Add Wi-Fi access to garbage collection and police protection as services that that many municipalities now regard as essential amenities.
Newcomers to the area — as well as the artists, musicians and others who inhabit the 60-odd live-work spaces on the building's three upper floors — can find essential amenities on the ground floor as well.
The head of the peak body representing Alice Springs town camps has called for their 40-year leases with the government to be torn up just five years after they were signed, saying residents have been left without homes or essential amenities for months at a time.
