The phrase "amenity from" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific amenity that is provided by or associated with something, but the phrase lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The hotel offers a variety of amenities from complimentary breakfast to free Wi-Fi."
Alternatives: "amenities provided by" or "amenities offered by".
It has every possible amenity, from gyms to yoga studios, from banks to bowling alleys.
As in-room connectivity becomes more widespread, what was once seen as a distinctive feature to attract discerning customers is increasingly regarded as a necessary service.In-room access is now shifting from a fee-based model towards becoming an amenity—"from pay-per-view to free shampoo", as Ms Cravens puts it.
Conversely, women place a greater value on lower-productivity jobs because of the shorter hours and the amenity from the higher fraction of females.
Today's five-star ships are loaded with every possible amenity, from pools, dance clubs, and gourmet restaurants to spas and golf, as well as on-board "learning centers".
Today's five-star ships are loaded with every possible amenity, from pools, dance clubs, and gourmet restaurants to spas and golf, as well as on-board "learning centers". Plus, most cruises are all-inclusive, which takes the hassle out of planning.
Every imaginable amenity, from valet dry-cleaning to free charging stations for electric cars.
Amenities From early morning until the wee hours, there's a place to hang out.
He lives on a farm in Madison County with his wife Wendy where they enjoy a variety of amenities from their 100 acre woodlot.
But even many midscale hotels now offer a wider variety of high-technology gadgets and amenities, from high-speed Internet service to telephones in the bathroom.
The new Arlo Hotels brand opening this fall in New York highlights local partnerships, including staff uniforms by the label Miller's Oath, bath amenities from Blind Barber and Joe Coffee.
Ringed by mountains and traversed by waterways, it was physically beautiful, blessed with amenities from bookstores to brothels, with easy access to the Yellow Mountain countryside beyond.
