AMENITIES & SERVICES IN A STANDARD HOTEL

advtanmoy 28/09/2019
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  •  High Speed & Wireless Internet ($)
  •  High Definition TVs
  •  iPod/MP3 Equipped Clock Radio (Suites)
  •  Wood Desk and Comfortable Chair
  •  Coffee Maker (upon request)
  •  Bath Products
  •  High Definition Cable Channels
  •  On-Demand Movies (surcharge)
  •  Premium Cable & Movies
  •  Dual Line Telephone with Voicemail
  •  Bedding Package
  •  Custom Climate Controls
  •  Living Rooms (Suites)
  •  Kitchens (Suites)
  •  Hairdryers
  •  Safes
  •  Iron & Ironing Boards
  •  Room Service (breakfast only)
  •  Refrigerator (Suites)
  •  Microwave (Suites)
  •  Express Checkout
  •  iMedia – Internet Access/Streaming Movies (surcharge)

Basic Services

  • standard Queen room with the Superior King bed – perfect for solo travel or a night on the town with your significant other.
  • Superior Double rooms for traveling with a friend
  • Deluxe King rooms offer 200-300 square feet of space – to help to feel at home away from home.
  • Deluxe Double comes with 200-300 square feet of space – expansive option for guests requiring separate beds.

Comfort

  • Air Conditioning
  • Alarm Radio
  • Black-Out Curtains
  • Clock Radio w/ MP3 Connection
  • Complimentary HBO(R)
  • Ergonomic Desk Chair
  • Flexible Work Environment
  • In-Room Movie Channel
  • Lever Door Handles
  • Lower or Adjustable Closet Rod
  • Non-Smoking
  • On-Demand Movies
  • TV – 42 Inch Flat Panel HD
  • TV-Cable
  • TV-Pay per view
  • TV-Premium HBO,CNN,ESPN
  • Thermostat (adjustable)

Convenience

  • 24 Hour Housekeeping
  • Bathroom Amenities
  • Coffee Maker
  • Convenient Electrical Outlets
  • Desk Level HSIA Connection
  • Digital Key Available
  • Efficiency
  • Evening Room Service Available
  • Hairdryer
  • High Speed Internet Access
  • Iron/Ironing Board
  • Telephone – Two Phones

Confidence

  • Alarms – Audible
  • Automatic Door Closer
  • Double Locking Doors
  • Electronic Locks
  • Electronic Smoke Detector
  • Secondary Locking Device

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Sat Sep 28 , 2019
Krishna-das Kaviraj, the author of the Chaitanya-charit-amrita, was born in the Vaidya caste, at Jhámatpur, a village of the Kátwá sub-division of the Burdwan district in Bengal, (1496 A.D.) Having lost his parents in early life, he was brought up by his late father's sister. He read Persian at the village school, and then began to study Sanskrit in order to qualify himself for practising Hindu medicine, the profession of his caste. Every part of his great poem bears evidence to his profound mastery of Sanskrit literature, particularly of the Bhágabat Purán. The young orphan, while still unmarried, was converted to Vaishnavism by Nityánanda, and begged his way on foot to Brindában, where he spent the remainder of his long life in religious study, meditation and worship. He was initiated as a Vaishnav monk by Raghunath-das, who along with Swarup Damodar had been body-servants to Chaitanya during that saint's stay at Jagannáth. From his guru, Krishna-das learned the particulars of Chaitanya's life and teaching which he has embodied in the present biography- Jadunath Sarkar
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