Sentence examples for boutique establishment from inspiring English sources
"boutique establishment" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a small, specialized, and often upscale business or hotel. Example: The new boutique establishment in the heart of the city offers personalized services and a unique shopping experience for its customers.
BASICS This 127-room hotel opened in the spring, becoming a prominent trendy yet casual boutique establishment on Marseille's hotel scene.
PANTONE, the undisputed color authority, is the latest brand to attach its name to a hotel, having opened a 59-room boutique establishment in Brussels.
Into that mix (or lack of it) comes the Varsity Hotel, a boutique establishment that feels quite unlike anything else the city has to offer – without sticking out like a sore thumb.
Just off Avenue Louise and a 20-minute walk from the Eurostar terminal, Hotel Zoom (doubles from €100) is a recently opened, photography themed boutique establishment that describes itself as "cosy industrial".
Today a sojourn at a boutique establishment like Promises in Malibu, Calif., where until last week Britney Spears was tucked away, is openly discussed and in some quarters glamorized as a hip, if costly, refuge for the gilded set.
And at the Hotel Windsor in Nice (www.hotelwindsornice.com), a boutique establishment with 54 rooms, guests can choose to stay in one of 20 rooms decorated by teams of contemporary artists.
Bang Krachao is emerging from its time warp as more local bike tours are offered and new establishments (boutique hotels, a coffee bar) join old stalwarts (food stalls, a floating farmers' market).
Townley's house, a central meeting place, is turned into Townley's bar, and Mrs Loveit's establishment into a boutique.
Some establishments, like the clothing/accessories boutique at 468 Myrtle called Barking Brown, are owned by Pratt alumni who decided to stay in the neighborhood.
Often, just a gate and a private guard armed with a 12-gauge shotgun separate the newly homeless from establishments like Les Galeries Rivoli, a boutique where wealthy Haitians and foreigners shop for Raymond Weil watches and Izod shirts.
On North Street, one of the town's three main streets, a hotel that advertises itself as a boutique hotel is among the many establishments that more than doubled their rates during the Open.
