Sentence examples for mirrored hotel from inspiring English sources

German promoter Marcel Avram presented the band with a piglet in Munich, only for it to leave a trail of broken mirrors and excrement across its mirrored hotel room, leaving manager O'Rourke to deal with the resulting fallout.

To get a central and stunning perspective of Kyiv, book a stay at 11 Mirrors Hotel, a Design Hotel owned by boxing legend Wladimir Klitschko and real estate developer Ruslan Oleksenko.

In keeping with Wurm's tongue-in-cheek approach to formalism, and his proclivity for a certain shade of pink that democratizes his miscellany of creations, the sculpture is attired in a proper New York trench coat and its arms and head have been subsumed into a solid block of an abdomen, somewhat mirroring the hotel's own rectilinear silhouette, but also bringing to mind a giant Popsicle.

It mirrors existing hotels in Hong Kong and Beijing.

In a deserted hotel lobby, mirrored columns show the world around them both brighter and smaller but also as never-ending.

Afternoon tea is still served in four sittings from 3pm in the hotel's mirrored foyer, attracting a cast of characters who would not look out of place in a PG Wodehouse tale.

The falling apart of the old order inside the hotel mirrors the political turmoil going on outside, as the nationalists steadily gain the upper hand in the war of independence but the comparisons are never laboured.

The hotel mirrors the best old and new elements of San Francisco.

Dishes such as ahi tartare (raw tuna) with quinoa, avocado, and black olive oil crème fraîche mirror the hotel's fresh appeal.

The Top Gear presenter is said to have been annoyed that he could not order hot food while he and fellow cast and crew members were filming at Simonstone Hall Hotel near Hawes, North Yorkshire According to The Sun and Mirror, the hotel's chef had gone home by the time they arrived and the stars were offered cold meat and cheese platters- but Clarkson requested a £21.95 steak.

The Sunday Mirror reports  hotel worker Annabel Newton as claiming Haskell, Hartley and Ashton humiliated her with comments.