Sentence examples for most expensive room from inspiring English sources

Then again, that's your most expensive room.

Rooms (albeit windowless) start at £59, but even the most expensive room with a view is a budget-friendly £84 (including breakfast).

"Typically, when people look at renovations, the most expensive room is the kitchen, so if you already have a nice kitchen, that's a real plus for selling," she said.

Back on the Maldives, the most expensive room in the most expensive resort on the most expensive island is one of a number of palm-thatched bungalows standing on stilts in a shallow lagoon.

To calculate the priciest routes, we took the per person rate for the ship's most expensive room and divided by the number of days on board.

Today, the hotel comprises two structures (the actual palace and the new hotel), and the Sultan's Suite is the most expensive room there.

And upstairs on the Waldorf's 10th floor, in a suite of the most expensive rooms, was a third group.

"We consistently found that our most expensive rooms were the ones that were going first," Mrs. Vogel said.

But there is a growing trend to increase the number of family accommodations, even though these are often among the most expensive rooms.

The kitchen and bath are the most expensive rooms to redo because they require appliances, cabinetry, countertops, electricity, water and gas lines, plus the labor to install them.

Bathrooms have become the most expensive rooms, he says, with their requisite body jet showers, warmed toilet seats and timed bathwater heaters that maintain supply at a specific temperature.