Sentence examples for cozy robes from inspiring English sources

Beyond the conventional upscale luxury hotel pampering (with Frette bedding, goose down comforters and pillows, cozy robes and slippers, and L'Occitane toiletries), guests will appreciate that management seems to have anticipated every need that someone may have away from home from the scale under the bathroom sink to the stand with umbrellas inside the front door.

Painted in a strong blue, with hardwood floors, four-poster bed, accented with octangle tiles, cozy robes, provided toothbrush and toothpaste, and lovely ecco friendly toiletries.

But it will be lightyears better if you're wrapping up in a plush, cozy robe afterward.

"Some of these I have used, others friends have told me about: an old-fashioned music box... a weighted eye pillow lightly scented with lavender; a special little pillow with an image or a saying that resonates with you; a cozy robe or fluffy slippers," Huffington writes.

"A cozy, luxurious robe is the perfect gift to help a friend or loved one start and end their days feeling their very best," says Parachute's Founder and CEO Ariel Kaye.

On this wintery day, at least, he seemed quite mellow, sitting around all cozy in his robe.

Many in the crowd were seated, but not 2-year-old Daniel Sneed, who stood in a cozy Spider-Man robe watching the parade go by.

The bedroom's view was less impressive — I could see my neighbors primping in a room to the building's rear — but the king-size bed, newly minted linens and terry cloth robe were cozy enough for a commander.

Though Gap and Old Navy's prices are already pretty reasonable, we can't turn away from a cozy $20 on-sale robe for him or a $15 on-sale puffer vest for her.

Though their prices are already pretty reasonable, we can't turn away from a cozy $20 on-sale robe for him or a $15 on-sale puffer vest for her.

"Simply visualize anything that keeps your thoughts away from current tensions: [It] could be a favorite vacation spot, a fantasy island, that penthouse in New York City -- or something "touchable," like the feel of your favorite silk robe or cozy sweater," WebMD suggests.