Sentence examples for opulent lounge from inspiring English sources

There is an opulent lounge upstairs.

I spend an hour sipping an espresso, very slowly, in the opulent lounge of the Four Seasons hotel, a gorgeous 15th-century monastery that has been converted into a shrine to luxury.

The Viking pulled me and Esther into the doorway and up a small flight of stairs and into an empty, stunningly opulent lounge area... all gold brocade Louis the Something chairs, leather couches, silk wallpaper, plush gold carpeting, a crystal chandelier, and a full bar.

There are huge open-air clubs such as Gianpula in the town of Rabat La Grottaa, a club built into a cliff face on the nearby island of Gozo (lagrottaleisure.com, open on Saturdays); and an opulent wine lounge with table service at the top of Malta's highest building, the Portomaso tower in the town of St Julian's (22.com.mt).

Akpokiere's work is a large white prism in the middle of The Armory Show's opulent champagne lounge, separating the booze from the art.

In contrast to The Armory Show's office space-style carpeting, labyrinthine exhibition space, and opulent champagne lounge, Spring/Break is framed by weathered hallways with an air of forgotten purpose, and centered around a surreal bar featuring murals by Jessica Mensch.

Then, and only then, are you led into the bar – think super-opulent faculty lounge at Hogwart's – where you are made to feel welcome.

They then showed off their latest design, the opulent leather and rosewood Lounge Chair, which was soon to become a must-have accessory for socially mobile Americans.

Doubles from $295 a night, breakfast not included One of Austin's oldest historic landmarks, The Driskill is known for its opulent marble lobby and leathered lounge – and the ghostly guests that are rumoured to haunt its halls.

Mr. Woodside, who also owns CamaJe Bistro and Lounge in Greenwich Village, has an opulent sensibility and a jeweler's sense of design.

Dec. 21, 1988 was the day the lounge was transformed from an opulent inner sanctum for the privileged first class passenger, to an urbane chamber of horrors for the next of kin.