The resort markets itself as a mix between "the meditation qualities of a Gautama the Buddha and the resort qualities of a Zorba the Greek.
Even while charging cut rates -- his credo is "rent $10 below market" -- he pays extra for amenities like resort-quality pool furniture and high-end exercise equipment.
This home has resort-quality grounds.
Just to get into the festival, the cheapest one-weekend pass costs $375 — they're long sold out — and resort-quality VIP packages run many hundreds more.
There are also two competing views on the summer farm: either as a tourist resort with quality cheeses and recreational experiences, or as a place with high nature values in terms of biodiversity in semi-natural pastures and hence a place producing biological values through grazing.
They were centers of last resort, where the quality of care could be inconsistent and the finances often a disaster, but where the poor could always be served.
Off-grid demand continues to be unmet by modern power services; and communities resort to low quality sources of energy such as kerosene, wood, diesel, candles, and disposable batteries.
And it was Serling's sense of moral outrage -- against conformity, scapegoating, war as a first resort, commercialism above quality -- that brought posterity to his scripts and stories, and that served to marry speculative writing and filmmaking, perhaps permanently, to some kind of ethical position-taking.
I normally recommend Italian resorts for the quality of their food; but Italy's cuisine is very conservative.
krasnaya-polyana.com Lebanon has six quality resorts, although Faraya Mzaar and The Cedars are the two with the best infrastructure and facilities.
Earlier booms gave us such playgrounds as the Breakers in Palm Beach, Fla .or the Biltmore in Phoenix, but today resorts of that quality are almost commonplace.
