Sentence examples for amenities fee from inspiring English sources

Her annual $300 per-person amenities fee would also be waived.

Additional fees included not just an annual amenities fee but a $500 pet deposit and $50 a month in pet rent for Henry, their Boston terrier.

Several landlords are waiving all extra fees from displaced New Yorkers; ordinarily an "amenities fee" is standard at the luxury buildings.

He said the amenities fee was still necessary, as it paid for the perks that guests expected from an all-inclusive luxury resort, like free telephone service.

Some buildings charge residents an amenities fee, but at the Sheffield, a 597-unit rental-to-condominium conversion on West 57th Street managed by Rose Associates, residents lobbied against one for its 22,000 square feet of amenity space.

The spa, a sprawling compound with a quaint New England inn and a mansion modeled after Versailles, still charges the 18percentt fee, which is now called an "amenities fee".

(They also pay an obligatory spa and amenity fee of $128 per month; the fee is determined by apartment size).

"The only thing that has changed is we now refer to it as a 'resort amenity fee,' " Mr. Cohen said.

The building's mandatory amenity fee, which includes use of the gym and pool, is $450 per lease term.

In larger complexes, tenants may be offered a range of amenities including heated swimming pools, fully equipped business and fitness centers, clubrooms for private parties, concierge services, indoor basketball and racquetball courts and parking, for a mandatory amenity fee of $600 per lease.

What apparently pushed Keller over the edge, however, was when he and his girlfriend had paid close to $20 each for tickets to a movie at the Kabuki Theater (including an "amenity fee" for not showing "annoying television ads before the movies") only to have their experience interrupted yet again.