Sentence examples for standard of accommodation from inspiring English sources

Neo's, Botle Guesthouse and many more offer a good standard of accommodation and tremendous hospitality.

For younger professionals on tighter budgets, "the standard of accommodation here is, in my view, substantially better than Hong Kong".

They pay a small amount of money for bed and board - between £60 and £350 a week depending on the standard of accommodation (but most of the breaks are under £100).

Settled accommodation: Due to the standard of accommodation that housing associations have been able to procure, residents frequently do not wish to move to more settled accommodation due to the location or condition of the unit.

Donna Covey, chief executive of the Refugee Council, says: "We have consistently raised concerns in the past about the poor standard of accommodation provided for many asylum seekers, and the situation has the potential to deteriorate further with very large super-regional contracts.

They have all been meticulously preserved and maintained to give you the best possible standard of accommodation, most are good for children, and with prices from £36 per person per night they are excellent value for money.' Laura Burgess from Ecoescape: 'County Wicklow, south of Dublin, offers coast and country to explore, and you can get there in a day from Nottingham.

Brailsford argues a good night's sleep is essential for any athlete and minimum standards of accommodation should be in place.

The fact remains that there is still a very sharp jump at the border, which the researchers cannot explain away through different standards of accommodation.

He said companies faced severe fines or closure if they failed to comply with new rules on payment of wages, standards of accommodation and other aspects of the employment of migrant workers in the hyper-wealthy Gulf emirate.

City districts in Havana like Vedado and Old Havana and the suburbs of Miramar and Playa offer better standards of accommodation than poorer areas like Centro Havana and Cerro.

Amnesty International claims in a 166-page report released on Sunday that workers arriving in Qatar to work on construction projects related to the tournament in nine years' time are subjected to "non-payment of wages, harsh and dangerous working conditions, and shocking standards of accommodation".