"homely room" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a room which is warm, comfortable, and perhaps cozy. For example: "The homely room was filled with soft blankets and sun-streaked windows."
The Royal Seven Stars hotel (doubles from £100 B&B) has homely rooms, is dog-friendly and close to everything.
The award-winning St Lucia Wetlands Guest House makes an excellent base, with friendly, considerate hosts, a pool and five homely rooms.
This beautiful 16th-century palace is on one of the main streets but inside the hostel is fun, modern and laid-back with big and homely rooms.
And so Cinema Suites was born with three simple, homely rooms right near LACMA, the Craft and Folk Art Museum, and the George C Page Park.
Still, strewn with guitars, ukuleles, thrift-store suitcases and a reel-to-reel tape recorder like some homely rehearsal room, this famous hall soon feels intimate, not least since, even after two decades as a stadium-rock frontman, Vedder has never quite become slick, never shaken a winning, "aw-shucks" earnestness.
Now ensconced in a homely little room, Tyrion entertains his sister Cersei as she simultaneously gloats and prods Tyrion to reveal why he's going to see their father.
Doubles from €77 Le Mouton, Blaison Gohier Dutch owner Mirjam Ekkelboom created this homely five-room, riverside bed-and-breakfast in a village near Angers from a 17th-century longère (long house), which was once a tollhouse for boat traffic on the Loire.
Step into the worn, homely old dining room and Mme.
Aprikosen B&B (+46 31 414050, aprikosenbab.se) is cute and homely with double rooms from Kr790 (£75) B&B.
While the décor won't win any design awards, it's warm and homely, and all rooms have features such as minibars, kettles, tea and coffee.
