Sentence examples for the same amenities as from inspiring English sources

After World War II, developers made a bet that downtown residents craved the same amenities as those who lived near Central Park.

Some of the industrial conversions - like the Great River project, which has a cafe ad will have a day-care center and a basketball court - have the same amenities as Class A buildings, but many don't.

And they typically have the same amenities as the newer ones — 24-hour doorman, fitness center, sometimes a common area like a lounge or roof deck— except the common spaces are smaller and less hotel-quality.

"We're seeing more and more travelers who can afford to stay at hotels, yet choose to stay at hostels for the social experience," said Aaron Chaffee, director of hostels at Hostelling International USA, who noted that many modern hostels are offering the same amenities as hotels: private rooms, concierge service, Wi-Fi, restaurants and bars.

Living in a dedicated cabin aboard the Royal Caribbean's Majesty of the Seas, on the other hand, rings in at a rather competitive $33,260 a year.Luxury liners offer many of the same amenities as old folks' homes: meals and housekeeping, laundry and hair-dressing services, and even an escort to dinner.

The Schwab drop-in center in Walnut Creek, which the company calls Hotel Schwab, has many of the same amenities as a hotel, including a fitness center and a "concierge," who carries out basic administrative tasks and makes the occasional deli run.

"People expect the same amenities out here as when they stay in a fine hotel," he said.

Its developers say the Westchester project will offer apartments with the same amenities and services as they have developed in Manhattan, but with more space.

An AP-Viacom poll released in March indicated that among 18 to 24-year-olds, four in 10 were skeptical about whether they would be able to afford the same amenities they relished as children.

Minneapolis' Midwestern neighbors Indianapolis and Cincinnati offer many of the same amenities, and rank second and third, respectively, as places to live well for less.

These have the same amenities (mini-fridge, air conditioning and cable TV) as the other rooms, minus a private patio, and can be booked only by phone.