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This type of room is always adjoining to the swimming pool or have a private pool attached to the room.The room size or area of Cabana Room Types are generally between 30 m² to 45 m².
A standard room is the cheapest in the hotel. It comes as a single, which is one king-size bed, or as a double, with two queen beds.
A suite is like a micro apartment inside the hotel. Also called a deluxe room, the suite is much larger than a standard. It has bedrooms, living area and may have a kitchenette.
Deluxe rooms are typically among the most expensive in a hotel. Deluxe rooms are larger than standard rooms in size and differ between hotels in their degrees of comfort.
Rooms with individual entrance doors from the outside and a connecting door between.
A single room with a bed and sitting area. Sometimes the sleeping area is in a bedroom separate from the parlour or living room.
Accomplishments
Given time, a lot of small things can be accomplished leading to a number of big things.
The accomplishments over the years paved the way for a number of things in the downtown area.
Even with the limitations of Michigan Avenue downtown, it's those small things that tend to get the wheels rolling to the point where the downtown district went from six empty buildings down to one.
Some of the following projects and accomplishments demonstrate those small and major successes.
New sidewalk curb and gutter from Brown Street to Lake Street on the North side of Michigan Avenue helped to set off the campaign to restore the old Michigan Central Railroad Depot.
Sewers throughout the Village were completed in 1994 with an annual contribution commitment from the DDA totaling $1 million.
Design Michigan brought its staff to Grass Lake to review the Village and its Downtown area for possible enhancements to the facades.
Michigan Avenue Street Lights East of Lake Street on both sides of the street.
New sidewalk, curb and gutter from Brown Street to Lake Street on the South side of Michigan Avenue.
The Brown Street rail crossing was on the list of liabilities that the Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) was interested in reducing.
Part of the review by the "Design Michigan Program" was the inception of a Chamber of Commerce organization.
The Blueprint for Downtown was put together by HyettPalma in a grant that was awarded to the DDA in 2005 along with the designation of the Village as a "Cool City Neighborhood".
The Village and DDA worked hard on attracting the National Stock Outboard races to Grass Lake and succeeded in 2009, helping to establish Grass Lake as a destination for the Nationals Race. That destination success
Along with the races in 2009, the DDA helped to launch one of the most successful downtown street fairs ever held in the Village of Grass Lake.
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