The phrase "budget room" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a type of accommodation that is affordable and suitable for those on a tight budget. An example of using "budget room" in a sentence could be: "I booked a budget room for my trip to New York City, as I didn't want to spend too much on accommodations."
He said in one tweet "don't expect 100% my budget; room to negotiate".
CORZINE -- Two-and-a-half billion unless we have a refundable piece for low-income Americans, which if we have the budget room, I would implement.
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"Clearly, the data protection issue needs to be dealt with, because ICO cannot be unfunded, but I doubt that there will be a significant increase in the FOI budget," Room said.
The tax revenue contributed by these new hires (and the reduced demand for unemployment services) has given the state the budget room to curtail heavy cuts to state payrolls.
The rewards available to easyHotel directors are in sharp contrast to the "super budget" rooms in its hotels.
Not quite yet, though: the cheapest lodging in hostel-free Narvik was a 690-kroner single at a place called Narvik Budget Rooms.
Its "petite" rooms are "perfect for one, tight squeeze for two" while its "budget" rooms sleep two but are just 125 square feet.
He called himself a "cultural engineer", and Calderwood's hotels were known for their quirky style and breaking of the usual hospitality business rules, combining a mixture of budget rooms with luxury suites.
To that end, in addition to the restaurant's welcoming barnlike space and a convivial upstairs bar with great views, the Wythe Hotel has budget rooms with bunk beds for out-of-town musicians, friends and farmers.
