Sentence examples for boutique destination from inspiring English sources
THE BASICS Toronto's oldest continuously operating hotel, the Gladstone is also the city's newest boutique destination.
In this account, Scotland is more boutique destination than seethingly complex urban nation, a kind of enormous theme park with wind turbines instead of rollercoasters.
Another more boutique destination club, Crescendo, is structured as a private equity investment group, so its members do own a stake in the club's properties.
The logic is that they can bring something new to the wider discourse and become a boutique destination for art lovers.
Before it was spruced up into a stark luxury boutique destination with distinctive pigeon-coop windows — earning it the neighborhood nickname of the "cheesegrater" — it belonged for a time to the New York Service Center for Chinese Study Fellows.
That said, New West End Company's Jace Tyrrell expects Bond Street and Regent Street - the latter a more accessible but still higher-end shopping street to the former's iconic designer boutique destination - to both do well in the second half of the Games.
Core Collective is the newest boutique "fitness destination" to land in the UK, opening in May.
Long stereotyped as a big green farm with 30 sheep for each of its nearly 4 million inhabitants, New Zealand has become in recent years a high-end boutique travel destination.
(The other is Le Dupleix, formerly an 18th-century mayor's mansion.) Risque is a classic boutique hotel destination bar: D.J. playing loud dance music for a mix of stylish international types — the scion of an industrialist from Kerala, a rotund, mustached French artist, a San Francisco banker and his wife.
Although it still offers plenty of nostalgic charm, the mart is enjoying a modern-day revival, as it welcomes design-driven boutiques and destination restaurants.
In highly gentrified areas like the Village or Williamsburg, or London's Shoreditch, galleries, high-end boutiques, and destination restaurants abound.
