Sentence examples for luxurious establishment from inspiring English sources

A footnote reads: 'Formerly proprietor of the Hôtel de l'Europe, a luxurious establishment situated at the bottom of the Nevsky Prospect, he took to drink, got into financial difficulty and was ruined when his wife absconded with his cash-box and a colonel of cuirassiers.

At the Moulin Rouge: The Dance (on this month's cover) epitomizes bourgeois gaiety in a luxurious establishment.

In a new English Heritage book, Seaside Holidays in the Past, a section on board and lodgings reminisces about the "luxurious grand establishments [in which] Victorian visitors were treated to magnificent interiors in which to relax, dine and play".

The hotel is one of Spain's more luxurious establishments, with rooms ranging from $500-a-night 500-a-night 500-a-night tohour butler service.

Salivating at the trade generated by preparations for the summit meetings, some less-than-luxurious establishments in Lima have raised their rates up to tenfold (to $800 a night), prompting the government to file a complaint to the competition watchdog.

Gin's image first began to change in the 1850s when distillers opened gin palaces, luxurious drinking establishments designed to entice more well-off patrons.

In the 17th century, Nadia told us, London was famous for luxurious dining establishments, called taverns, that were favored by English lords when they lodged in London instead of languishing on their country estates.

The "palace" rating is an official designation, above "five stars," awarded by the tourism authorities to distinguish the most luxurious of hotel establishments.

The luxurious, 130-year-old establishment with an ornate facade and a prime location has played host to a procession of European monarchs as well as to many great men and women of culture, including Tchaikovsky and Pavarotti.

=pure luxury = very luxurious.

= pure luxury = very luxurious = luxurious = very comfortable = comfortable.