Sentence examples for standard motel from inspiring English sources

Though it looks like a standard motel from roadside, the inn has 15 small rooms lovingly decorated with hand-crafted headboards and artful tiles.

Soon after, the family painted it, bought some furniture and moved into what Mrs. Bakhash calls a "standard motel room" — a single open space with two beds, a sleeper sofa, a kitchenette and a bathroom.

They range from my Andaz King, which was only somewhat larger (though several notches more luxurious) than a standard motel room, to the 945-square-foot Vintner Suite with a double-sided fireplace and balcony.

My room there was smaller than at the Barnacle, and had neither couch nor coffee table; just a bed, night table, dresser and bath with stall shower -- standard motel accouterments.

Where to Stay Cliffrose Lodge and Gardens, 281 Zion Park Boulevard, Springdale; (800) 243-8824, fax (435) 772-3900; www.cliffroselodge.com, has 36 mostly standard motel rooms, five acres of gardens and lawns, and an ideal location.

My room was a standard motel space that faced the courtyard parking lot; it had wood paneling, a ceiling fan, refrigerator, TV, two double beds, and a private bath.

The standard motel-issue rooms are reasonably clean, spacious and quiet, with air-conditioning and hot water, a king-size bed, a large refrigerator and private bathroom with tub and shower.

Jay Peak Resort, 4850 Route 242, Jay, Vt., (802) 988-2611, www.jaypeakresortcom, has standard motel-style rooms as well as condominiums, town houses and single-family houses for rent.

Just north of the raves and a quick right from proudly hung confederate flags, I found a bus converted into a half-assed RV, an old truck box ingeniously reworked into a working hot tub, and a plethora of old beaten-up trailers with "Panty Dropper" or "The Low Standards Motel" spray painted on the sides.

Regina Dotson moves busily in and out of her office on the second floor of a residential structure built in the style of a standard Southern California roadside motel.

Along the way, they acquainted themselves with a host of horrific pieces of Americana, from a flamingo-themed hotel in Idaho to peanut-butter burgers in Mississippi and standard-issue cheap motels pretty much everywhere.