The castle also features a veranda overlooking the natural surroundings.
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Soldiers sat on the veranda and milled about the garden.
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The ship's signature suites, called Veranda Suites, start at $96,000.
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He had been on the veranda when he heard the gunshot.
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As he went to the veranda, he heard cries for help.
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Our house had one bedroom, a kitchen, and a small veranda.
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A veranda with seating wraps all the way around the building.
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It includes a series of five sculpture murals on its veranda.
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I must have thought sitting on the veranda sofa by my mother.
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Lovell Burton designed the structure as a veranda shielded by wooden columns.
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Evenings, he'd sit on his veranda with a rifle close at hand.
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One has a large private veranda with views of the garden greenery.
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I loved to sit on the veranda with a cat, sunning myself.
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That evening, the group had beer and white wine on the veranda.
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The Veranda Women led by Jackie O'Neill can't stop gossiping about Adora's girls.
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Nobody is teaching them; the school's two teachers are sitting on the veranda.
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Perched above a beach, the property also had a veranda, garden, and pool.
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The veranda is cantilevered over the beach, with canvas shutters facing the sea.
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There are nine tents, each with a veranda and an al fresco shower.
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"He must rest," she said from the veranda of their house outside Moscow.
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Sitting on the mosque's veranda, his eyes filled with tears for his son.
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I sat on the veranda with Rebecca Marshall, who was photographing the party.
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At the main entrance is a wooden gate, which opens to a veranda.
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Plus, the poolside tacos at Veranda are worth a visit on their own.
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Outside, the property has a large veranda overlooking the nearby lake and golf course.
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A breakfast of light pancakes and a fluffy omelet was served on our veranda.
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As a matter of fact, I'm resisting right now, out on the hotel veranda.
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Hemingway, Hadley, and Pfeiffer held up their end of the party from the veranda.
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Along the west veranda are a garden, an outdoor shower and a rectangular pool.
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He sits on the veranda outside for three-hour dinners and everyone's around him.
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The ninth screen shows the Aldrich family and friends, sitting outdoors on their veranda.
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The Veranda restaurant and bar offers Mexico City-inspired fare from Chef Adrian Garcia.
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After the tour, have lunch on the veranda overlooking the 16th hole at 21888.
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Normally you'd call this area a patio, but tonight it's the lanai (Hawaiian for veranda).
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"The roof of the veranda came crashing down, and there was thick smoke," he said.
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The 2.44-acre property also has a stone veranda and a detached two-car garage.
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Suddenly, the people on the veranda of the old Tudor clubhouse stopped talking and drinking.
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The Penthouse Suites will have dual walk-through showers and soaking tubs on the veranda.
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The yacht would also have an open veranda to provide scenic views of the ocean.
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Most galleries and museums are soulless, too, the glamorous veranda of the Pérez Art Museum notwithstanding.
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The home has no internal staircase; the first floor has an entrance off a lower veranda.
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She missed Champion, her overfed dog, who licked her feet when she sat on the veranda.
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One very windy Sunday, as we both gazed out from our little veranda, he seemed pensive.
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It opens to the waterfront, and an adjacent park, via a wide veranda and open stairs.
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Veranda Suites include a marbled bathroom with a double vanity, separate shower, and full-size bathtub.
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We like: The food at Veranda is delicious; if available, the cauliflower tacos were a hit.
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The exterior of the home features a memorable veranda that wraps around three sides of the house.
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The floors are brushed oak, and the kitchen — which opens out onto a veranda — has marble countertops.
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I did not know that practicing my cartwheels and splits on the long veranda warranted such reprimand.
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Afterward, Trump and Kim emerged on the veranda of the hotel and waved to the assembled journalists.
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We sat on a veranda overlooking a lawn, with a view of the water, and ordered oysters.
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The lush veranda in the Periscope videos belonged to Shauna's parents, who live a few blocks away.
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She pressed herself against a pillar in the arched colonnade that framed the veranda and held her breath.
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Leaving the mansion from the rear veranda, homeowners can walk along a brick path directly to the river.
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This was the door to the veranda of the house where Yuri Gagarin lived during his schools years.
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In the final consideration of space are Angel Otero's veranda pieces, sculptural forms of steel and glazed porcelain.
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In fact, every suite has a veranda — where else could one cool off in 19th century Singapore heat?
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The team scattered as each player found a room or camped on the veranda of a relative's house.
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Goh, it's the ground floor veranda facing the pool, with a soothing spouting water feature in the background.
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The house has a veranda, floor-to-ceiling windows, and six 29-foot columns along the front porch.
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The living room has a fireplace and leads into a lengthy veranda with another fireplace and ceiling beams.
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The living room opens to an expansive covered west-facing veranda with views of the Strait of Gibraltar.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The property has a lush front garden with a fountain, as well as a side veranda.
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When I walked onto the hotel's veranda, the abundant tropical flowers glowed in the last rays of sun.
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We cleared as much as we could, moved flammable things off the veranda and hosed down the yard.
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The front doors of the two-story villa are on a raised veranda under an imposing wooden balcony.
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One by one, they peeled the messages off and burned them in a fire pit on the veranda.
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Should you wish to throw a college acceptance party outside, the patio boasts a gorgeous swimming pool and veranda.
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He was lounging on the front veranda, barefoot in blue jeans and T-shirt, talking on his cell phone.
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It's a scene reminiscent of the veranda of the childhood home of Pala's wife, who grew up in Zimbabwe.
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Inhaling the ripe scent of a grapevine on her veranda, she scans the rolling green hills and stucco houses.
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Ms. Montgomery was standing on the concrete veranda of the brick bungalow she has rented for about 10 years.
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The marble master bath has two vanities, a pedestal tub, an open shower and double doors to the veranda.
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A short waterfront stroll away, Teatro Sesi has live Brazilian music on the "veranda" (cover 20 to 30 reais).
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Upstairs, there is a raw bar, charcuterie station and an all-weather veranda with cabanas and a tiki bar.
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In mild weather, call several days ahead to reserve one of the few tables on the veranda overlooking Recife.
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At the appointed time, a skeleton was sitting where Cherry was supposed to be on the Halloween-themed veranda.
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Four en suite bedrooms line the passageway connecting the two wings, each having access to the veranda through French doors.
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From the swing on the veranda, an expanse of umbrella pines and terracotta-roofed villages tumbled steeply toward the sea.
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At five, the girls arrived on the veranda, their bare feet going past his room and teacups rattling on saucers.
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To the left is a dining room with a fireplace and a long veranda that leads to a back garden.
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From the veranda of the Ayana Komodo Resort, a long wooden pier snakes into the rugged sea off Waecicu Beach.
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In 1858, William Bailey Lang, an iron merchant, built Rowsley, a veranda-lined house modeled after one in Derbyshire, England.
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Then head to Bonito, which feels like a combination French bistro and Peruvian cevicheria set on an East Hampton veranda.
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If you love your home, people read the pages of Veranda and Elle Décor and Architectural Digest published by others.
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Guests can stay in a converted coconut farmhouse with an outdoor shower, or in a garden room with a small veranda.
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"I don't feel guilty about anything," he said from the veranda of his two-story home on the island of Java.
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A spot on the Crystal Serenity will reportedly cost anywhere from $21,855 to $120,000 for a penthouse suite with a veranda.
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Each has a bedroom, a full bath, a kitchenette and a covered veranda, along with access to a second laundry room.
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I explored a warren of rooms filled with family antiques before retiring to a veranda lined with wicker loungers for coffee.
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Eventually, the family sold the mildewing house, with its grand veranda and inner courtyard, and moved into a three-room flat.
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Films from the 1930s show a young Mr. Speer playing on the veranda of Hitler's villa while the dictator looks on.
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A stone pathway cuts through the front garden and its furnished seating area, leading to a broad veranda with tile floors.
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A black and white photograph shows Adolf Hitler reading on a deck chair on the veranda of his Bavarian Alps headquarters.
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A private veranda with a whirlpool and lounge, European-style butler service and two interactive entertainment systems also keep the party going.
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In the inn's old days, before the Bealls took over, staff members would wave white napkins from the veranda as guests departed.
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When Harena, Giustinia, and Shay sit down on the veranda, Shay can see that her friend is, for once, at a loss.
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A veranda runs across the length of the second floor, leading to stairs and an open-air terrace above the dining room.
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A travertine veranda wraps around three sides of the house, which has six bedrooms and five and a half baths — and views.
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French doors open to a 4,000-square-foot covered veranda that branches into wings, with a 33-foot infinity pool in between.
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But through evening chats on the veranda, the two men form a bond; the rancher ultimately visits Lopez at home in Oregon.
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Paul Fireman likes to stroll on the veranda outside the library overhanging the 18th green for the view of the Manhattan skyline.
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"Come around 9 in the morning and you'll see me sitting on the white veranda," Cherry said in a voice mail message.
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He and Mr. Conley are imagining it as an "intergenerational community," he said one evening, leaning back on the Modern Elder veranda.
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In one, Hitler sits comfortably in a deck chair on the veranda of his villa in the south of Germany, reading a document.
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To the right is the open living room, dining room and veranda, all under a peaked ceiling of pitch pine with exposed rafters.
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She was taking a nap outside on her veranda when she woke up with discomfort and a tingling sensation inside her right ear.
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Screen doors painted dark green led out of the Pig and Poet restaurant onto the veranda, where cushy chairs and couches are arranged.
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That evening, we unwound on the veranda of Cormier Plage, a beach hotel I had visited during my first assignment to the country.
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The veranda of Shepheard's Hotel was a daily convention of British, French, Turkish, Yugoslav and Italian officers gathering military, political and economic intelligence.
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Neighbors found her dead from several gunshots to the head and chest, lying on the ground between the front gate and her veranda.
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To facilitate indoor-outdoor entertaining, a pass-through window opens to the veranda overlooking the backyard, as do glass doors from the sunroom.
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Hela said that, a week earlier, she and her father had been sleeping on the veranda of their house when aircraft woke them.
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The main house has twin staircases leading to the second-story veranda, which includes a cozy lounge and elegant open-air dining table.
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OUTDOOR SPACE French doors in the kitchen open onto a rear veranda in a tropical garden planted with lady palms and lignum vitae.
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" Judge reposted a video from her realtor, Shelley Black of Veranda Realty, which announced that they closed the deal in "a record 14 days!
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Judge bought the sprawling 4,000-square-foot property for nearly $1.6 million and listed it for $1.8 million with Shelley Black of Veranda Realty.
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Some say she was a teasing temptress, taking a bath and exposing her nubile naked body on her veranda below the Palace porch. Perhaps.
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" Judge reposted a video from her realtor, Shelley Black of Veranda Realty, which announced that they closed the deal in "a record 14 days!
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At the end of a long hallway, the master bedroom has an enclosed veranda with shutters opening to ocean views and a swimming pool.
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Mr. Deb, a Hindu community leader, received a call on Saturday that unknown people had built a fire on the veranda of his home.
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Tourists now flood the back veranda of the iconic mammoth structure, paying triple the prices and spilling out of the previously half-empty space.
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I followed him to a veranda with a long wooden table, plenty big enough for the thirty people who are staying in Branson's villa.
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The rooms feature high ceilings and sumptuous bathtubs — plus the hotel has a veranda and an elegant outdoor swimming pool for all to enjoy.
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A hallway off the dining space has stairs leading to the second floor, where there are three en-suite bedrooms, also with veranda access.
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Those who worked Babuji's sugar cane fields sometimes communicated with him by bellowing down the long veranda, on which they knew not to tread.
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Geesaman says the bear eventually took off for the woods after he began stomping and clapping loudly to scare the animal away from the veranda.
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A blood trail on the veranda of Al-Rawda Mosque in Bir al-Abd northern Sinai, Egypt, a day after attackers killed hundreds of worshippers.
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Being on Santorini, it offers jaw-dropping views of the Aegean Sea below — and an outdoor veranda with a pool from which to enjoy it.
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During the day, guests can track endangered rhino, desert-adapted elephants and giraffes and then retire to their private veranda to take in their surroundings.
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The living room, which measures about 375 square feet, has a fireplace with French doors on either side opening to a veranda and another courtyard.
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The apartment includes a bedroom with en suite bathroom, a dressing room, a private dining room and kitchen, a private veranda, and a heated pool.
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He was signaling to me in that grotesque, animated fashion adults use to convey something unspoken through improvised sign language, pointing to our little veranda.
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Additionally, executive chef Adrian Garcia serves up a buzzy new Mexico City-inspired menu of elevated eats at Veranda restaurant, that I highly suggest trying.
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We were pleasantly surprised with an unexpected upgrade: the top-tier, split-level suite with a veranda, which we were taken to by golf cart.
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A second dining area in a veranda adjoining the kitchen has glass walls on two sides and a third wall draped in Brazilian flowering plants.
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The Piasentina veranda at the bottom of the stair, laid in an irregular pattern that contrasts with the orderly geometry of the outside, was also intact.
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She's a nuclear physicist [today] doing wonderful things, but I remember her as a 5-year-old daughter in a little veranda dancing in the moonlight.
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Rates for a two-bedroom suite, which has a large pool and a spacious veranda, start at $1,500 a night and come with the same amenities.
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On the veranda, I saw signs of middle-class domesticity: a purple bicycle, children's flip-flops and rows of bottled drinking water meant for a dispenser.
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The lucky employee spotted the wild animal — standing upright and holding onto the veranda railing — soaking in the beautiful views of the White Mountains as dawn broke.
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Caption: A woman serves tea on the veranda of an old colonial house owned by a French family who has been living in Kenya for three decades.
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Our elevated thatched-roof hut, where we happily lounged before dinner on our front veranda overlooking the Atlantic, summoned castaway fantasies with its rustic, well-appointed vibe.
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The hotel's private salon, veranda, garden and reading room offer a quiet space to enjoy a book from the library or a cocktail from the honor bar.
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A veranda off the formal dining area has more than enough space for outdoor entertaining, but sweeps past the kitchen to another, even larger, outdoor entertaining space.
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After a long day of running around Skyros, I was introduced to it on the veranda of a bar in the twisting main street of the town.
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A separate guesthouse shaded by a long veranda has two casitas, each with a private entrance, a full bathroom with Mexican tile and a wood-burning fireplace.
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"The thermometer under the back veranda got to 48.9C today, not an official reading obviously, but it was enough to kill these sulphur crested cockatoos," he wrote.
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That's why guests are willing to shell out $1,070 for one of six Giraffe Treehouses, which include the chance to feed the animals from the treehouse veranda.
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Another property open for viewing is the Ethem Pertev Bey Yali, which has a distinctive carved veranda and is one of the few historical yalis available for rent.
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Ladbrokes has suspended betting on him being found round the back of the veranda piping icing directly into his mouth while sobbing over a burned batch of touiles.
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The former Hunger Games actor, 28, shared another video in which he hilariously scared fiancée Miley Cyrus while waiting in the dark in the veranda of their home.
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Its high-ceilinged rooms are lavishly decorated; the pool built into the stone veranda in the backyard is idyllic; the richly stained wood floors are a homeowner's dream.
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When Geesaman went outside to get the sunrise shot, the bear was climbing the stairs to the veranda in an effort to find food in a nearby trash can.
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The reality star took to Instagram to announce that her 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom mansion in Ladera Ranch is listed with Shelley Black of Veranda Realty for $1.799 million.
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Ed led us inside, and we sat on his veranda with him and Katherine while their blond six-year-old twins (two of five boys) ran in and out.
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Our "Garden King" room was a comfortable affair: Because of the large glass doors that opened onto a veranda overlooking the pool, the space was pleasantly filled with sunlight.
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The deep covered veranda across the back of the house has beamed Spanish cedar ceilings, ceiling fans and floors made of coralina, a fossilized stone from the Dominican Republic.
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But sitting on his veranda in a village full of former Khmer Rouge in Anlong Veng, Mr. Panh Sam Onn waved away the idea that more prosecutions should follow.
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The house's main entrance is off a veranda and opens into a reception hall with a staircase and powder room; a living room and study are to the right.
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CreditCreditAndrea Wyner for The New York Times It was Saturday night in Athens, and I was surrounded by dozens of young Greeks on the packed veranda of Six d.o.g.s.
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In the video, the duo sat side by side in suits and ties at a desk on a veranda in Tallahassee, and Frank Biden offered McCullough his well-wishes.
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Each of these main-level rooms has French doors that open to the veranda; at the back of the 0.16-acre lot is a paved patio with a barbecue.
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If Olivia hadn't comped my ticket, my room on Deck 8, with its own private veranda, would have cost me either $2,599 or $3,113, depending on how early I'd booked.
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The cheapest room on this trip, an interior stateroom with no veranda or window, would have been $999 per person as an early bird special or $1,299 at regular price.
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Beyond the living area is the master bedroom suite, which opens to a second-floor veranda and has a canopy bed and a large bathroom with an adjoining outdoor shower.
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In 1937, the Texas Company built a one-story building on this lot, and over the years different businesses have occupied it, most recently a restaurant and nightclub named Veranda.
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On the veranda of Golo Hilltop, a 523-room boutique hotel run thoughtfully by two Dutch women, we leaned over a map of Flores with Sam Rabenak, professional bird watcher.
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Susan Matheson: When you are planning to build a gingerbread house, pick some characteristic details such as a mansard roof line, arched windows and doors, or a farm house veranda.
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"I've done many interviews with people who had to lose what they had in order to value what they still have," she tells Veranda in their September/October 30th Anniversary issue.
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Sunday while performing a prayer on his veranda in a village in northern Panchagarh, about 250 miles from the capital, Dhaka, said Gias Uddin, the superintendent of police in the district.
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We fell into a languorous routine of daytime excursions followed by a swim at Grande Anse beach, about 15 minutes away, or the pool, and early-evening drinks on the veranda.
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Each morning, free yoga and meditation are offered on the open-air veranda overlooking the coral reef, followed by a healthy, organic breakfast, all of which are part of the daily rate.
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As these four sip wine on a veranda, Roz talks wryly about the racial hostility in her predominantly black-populated school, where students often call her a "white bitch" to her face.
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A ship's captain built this sprawling white mansion with wraparound veranda in 1834, and a young woman who had honeymooned in Camden bought it and turned it into an inn in 1901.
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The wedding party was guided by security to a more secluded lawn just outside the veranda, and passed around a blunt while they were shuffled out of the mansion for the reception.
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Ms. Cannon, in lace cap-sleeve dress with a high neckline bought at Kleinfeld's and a simple veil, walked with her father down a makeshift aisle on the guesthouse's rustic upstairs veranda.
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Circle Restaurant, which has an intimate veranda, serves Greek-Mediterranean fare like creamy shrimp and king crab bisque and red-wine-marinated wild boar, while the Onyx Bar offers local Nemean wine.
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Photos show piles of bloodied clothes and sleeping bags on a veranda, supporting testimony that the men were caught sleeping at the ranch house on a sprawling 277-acre (112-hectare) alfalfa farm.
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The Wind Gap mean girls (Camille's high school peers) and Veranda Women are upset because they seem to want to offer their insight, but don't feel like they were given the chance to.
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On a recent evening, a young woman wearing owlish glasses strode through curls of smoke produced by the cigar of a man in a blue-and-white polo lounging on the bar's veranda.
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It wasn't the best — those go to the suites that face the beach — but our spacious third-floor room had a veranda with armchairs from which to watch ducks on a greenish creek.
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The dining room opens to the veranda and pool deck, and also leads to a great room with stone walls, a 15-foot tongue-and-groove plank ceiling and several sets of doors.
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But it was packed with cars, and when we stepped into the buzzing and low-lit veranda perched high over the valley, I felt all residue of self-doubt transmute into shimmering bravado.
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Now she and a neighbor are sandwiched between a six-story condo on one side and a seven-story condo on the other, her grassy front yard and veranda cast partially into shadow.
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He fell into a reverie in which he was a colonial settler, shorts, fly-swatter and all, on his veranda with a gin and tonic, listening to some number on a wind-up gramophone.
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Even if you can't afford to stay there, a meal on the veranda, high tea in the Author's Lounge or a cocktail in the Bamboo Bar are rites of passage; 48 Oriental Avenue; mandarinoriental.
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Stepanakert Journal STEPANAKERT, Azerbaijan — On a crystalline spring morning, Iosif Adamyan sipped coffee on the veranda of his guesthouse, overlooking a pear orchard in bloom and, in the distance, a range of snowy mountains.
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So Finn felt deeply betrayed the next day, when, coming out of chapel, he saw Brother Reilly leave the line of novices and join Father Larsen, who was waiting for him on the veranda.
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You can linger by the fireplace near the bar, or step out onto the adjacent terrace that offers a veranda — complete with fire pits and umbrellas to combat the overnight mist — overlooking Main Street.
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Size: 3,600 square feet (in the main house) Price per square foot: $499 Indoors: A 2,000-square-foot veranda with intricate woodwork based on the original wraps around three sides of the main house.
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Out on the veranda, there are basil plants in window boxes whose leaves breathe scent through the air, a faint echo of New Orleans jasmine, and the tables are separated by elegant white trellises.
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Similar in some respects to its Blonde Roast coffees—the Veranda and Willow blends—Starbucks has sold since 2012, the Blonde Espresso is a lighter, brighter flavor and color (even down to the beans themselves).
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One warm evening in August, after Mr. Trump called on Mr. Bannon to take charge of the campaign, Mr. Caddell, the pollster, met with him at a New York hotel, sitting outside on a veranda.
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Grain was dutifully filled, and I watched skeptically as it stood solitary and defiant on our veranda in the muggy monsoon weather in a city where I neither saw birds fly nor come to roost.
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Down the boardwalk, Pirates in Paradise, a themed bar with a cultlike following from Ohio State, served up $2000 beers on a veranda shaded by a blue tarp, despite the gutted second story above it.
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Named Casa Frozina after a beloved local who called it home, the villa comes with an outdoor hot tub, a spacious veranda, a garden with sofas and hammocks, and furnishings made by a local artisan.
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The cover was a simple, enticing photo of the shaded veranda of a house in the Canary Islands, a Spanish archipelago off the coast of northwest Africa, with barely any typeface to muck it up.
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Can't you just see a pregnant Sophie (Amanda Seyfried) leaning off the side of her Greek veranda musing, "Here we go again," as she ventures on a similar journey that her mother had undergone decades ago?
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After drinking a cup of coffee with the brunette on his mansion's veranda, O'Gallagher enters a Lamborghini Gallardo (Bruce Wayne had a Murciélago, but whatever) and peels off to the gym, where he'll sculpt his body.
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On the other side of the tower, the southern wing has an en suite guest bedroom and half bathroom on the ground floor and an en suite master bedroom upstairs with a veranda overlooking the water.
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Caneel Bay Plantation, as it was then called, offered an alternative experience beyond chain brand amenities — with cabins just footsteps from the water, and an informal communal teatime where guests mingled each day on the veranda.
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They were enjoying the view from the kindergarten's rear veranda: the inside of Millerntor-Stadion, the 29,546-seat stadium that is home to F.C. St. Pauli, as it hurriedly filled up for a midweek soccer game.
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Outdoor space: A two-story veranda overlooking the gardens can be reached from the main floor and the lower level, where it opens to a large, landscaped brick patio with espaliered apple trees and a fountain.
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The Portuguese Empire ruled Goa for more than 400 years before India annexed the land in 1961, and many home designs retain the Portuguese influence, as does this property with its veranda, columns and red roof tiles.
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On the wooden veranda of Spencer Seaside Lodging where she works, Araceli Huertas explained storm waves are now much higher than in previous years and sometimes crash over the reinforced sea wall in front, soaking the hotel's rooms.
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Stairs off the villa's foyer lead to the second story, which has a living room with an ivy-covered veranda and ocean views, next to the master bedroom, which has an adjacent bathroom, a terrace and sea views.
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But it's not hard to imagine that those paying $120,095 per person for the "Crystal penthouse suite with veranda" on the Crystal Serenity's Arctic passage next summer might have to fight a sense that the thrill is gone.
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Brother Reilly had given him a short tour of the public areas—the chapel, the guest parlor, the dining hall—and then escorted him to the front veranda, where the other postulants had gathered to admire the grounds.
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Doch als ich dabei helfen sollte, noch ein weiteres Worträtsel auf der Veranda des historischen, aber relativ unspektakulären Charles Pinckney National Historic Site auszufüllen, schwor ich, nie wieder nur wegen eines Abzeichens in einem Nationalpark Halt zu machen.
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"My biggest fear is that I will be left with a temple and a bunch of Chinese donating alms to me," the monk said from the veranda of his living quarters, surveying the vast paddy fields stretching before him.
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But that's only half the story: What made this sequence in "Rising" even more genius is how the episode ends not with Sam and her girls on the beach, but of Sam sitting on the veranda of the motel.
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The only sounds come from the person in charge of clearing away the excess metal with a shovel-like implement banging the leftovers off her tool on the concrete veranda, and the wind moving through the canyon behind them.
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Over the past three years, I've interviewed Tedesco a number of times: in his university classroom; over coffee on the Upper West Side of Manhattan; even on a hotel veranda in Greenland that overlooked a bay cluttered with icebergs.
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And while we have a little veranda with a few green plants, we do not have birds, and I did not see the point of putting up a bird feeder on our small open space to feed nonexistent creatures.
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I learned many things from Ms. Le Guin in the course of that first day, which we spent drinking tea and chatting on her slightly vertiginous veranda, with its glorious view of the snowy cone of Mount St. Helens.
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The La Veranda Room, where Trump and Kim shook hands and took questions from the White House press corps, the conference table the leaders had negotiated across had been taken away but North Korean and American flags still stood.
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"I notified other hotel staff that we had a bear on the back veranda and that I would be attempting to keep the area clear of guests so they didn't walk into a morning surprise," Geesaman told local news station WGME.
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The hostel also has a pool, a large shared kitchen with a huge veranda, a TV and game room, and free Wi-Fi that it strong enough to reach our dorm in the back (very, very rare in Australian hostels).
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"All the coastline inside the park has been affected - for example, we've lost nearly 50 meters of beach over the last 10 years," said Cortes, on the veranda of the park's headquarters, which was surrounded by water during recent storms.
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And she missed the veranda, where she loved to sit idle, sometimes clipping and filing her nails, other times reading one of the romance books a friend loaned her, and she would call out to neighbors as they walked past.
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"What a stunning girl," Giustinia remarks, as she and Shay chase flies from a sticky table on the veranda and settle themselves where they can keep an eye on the baskets of vegetables and bread in the back of the pickup.
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A woman at the camp had passed it to her as she left for Semarang, and on the veranda of the brothel one evening, as they waited for that dreaded dark, she had asked the six other girls to sign it.
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Our small hotel, the Jardin Malanga, is a former 1927 plantation home 900 feet above the sleepy port town of Trois-Rivières, about 40 miles from Pointe-à-Pitre, with a wraparound veranda, a pool and delicious French-Guadeloupean food.
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On the veranda, overlooking a yard of tall grasses, oak trees, and black-currant and raspberry bushes, a long table had been set with plates of grilled meat and bowls of cucumber and tomato salads and bottles of Georgian wine.
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You're a lot more likely to ride it if it's central to your home (ours is between our bed and the doors to the veranda), and you'll be embarrassed if visitors ask about it and you haven't hopped on recently.
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Centered around a wood-burning fireplace, the open-plan living and dining area leads out to the veranda, which is set up for entertaining with a stone pizza oven, gas grill and a built-in stone braai, the traditional South African grill.
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Sharp Objects doesn't have any impulse to soften its story — it presents its own fucked-upness unapologetically, revealing a goth streak alongside all the floral prints and cocktails on the veranda, and brandishing a femininity that has nothing sweet or soft about it.
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The Real Housewives of Orange County star, 50, and her husband Eddie Judge have purchased a pristine new property in the heart of California's Coto De Caza community, with help from realtor Shelley Black of Veranda Realty and listing agent Jackie Guthrie.
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Velvet chairs and ottomans, glass, wood, white rugs, orchids, mirrors, long sheer white and unbleached linen drapes, actually fine burled oak nightstands, leather overstuffed dining chairs and mirrored-glass dining room table, and the long open entrance veranda of windows and mirrors.
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" All of the MoMA-featured architects, Hagenberg noted, are interested in the Japanese notion of "engawa," a term that refers to a porch or veranda or more generally to "the intermediary space between the living space inside and the surrounding nature outside.
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The five-bedroom, six-bathroom home, which is listed by Janet Ben Zvi of ONE Sotheby's International Realty, also includes decorations fit for a king, including 14k gold chandeliers with Swarovski crystals, a gourmet kitchen, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a veranda with waterfront views.
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The four-building compound has one structure with a family room, dining room, kitchen and veranda; two others that serve as guest houses; and the final master suite — that also happens to be a tree house — with an outdoor living room, bar and pool.
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Where once the oncoming monsoon was spotted through telescopes on the veranda of the observatory built by the Maharajah of Travancore on a hill above Thiruvananthapuram (formerly Trivandrum) in Kerala, now the signs of its coming are looked for through tracked radar and satellites.
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As the shadow passes over Nashville, guests of the Union Station Hotel Nashville can attend a champagne viewing party on the veranda with special glasses for watching the eclipse and other amenities provided (rates from $478.21 a night with a two-night minimum stay).
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"The objectives and goals of training camp don't change because the environment changes," said Smith, sitting on a couch on the second-floor veranda of the team's base of operations here, a 55,000-square-foot sports performance center across Route 60 from the Greenbrier.
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Thus five drawings by Picasso, inspired by David's "The Rape of the Sabine Women" and "Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe" by Manet, were engraved on the wall of the eastern veranda in 1963 by Mr. Nesjar in collaboration with Thorbjoern Ulvoden, Leif Johannessen and the sculptor Erik Hesselberg.
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"The workers came one day, emptied out the lake and cut down all the trees," says Sina, the son-in-law of Sok Sabay Resort's owner, standing on a veranda that used to look out onto a picturesque pond and now sits next to a construction site.
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Head upstairs and the room sizes are equally generous, none more so than the master bedroom, with its own fireplace, its own veranda, his-and-hers walk-in closets and a large spa as the centerpiece of a bathroom too large to be called an en suite.
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A short stroll from Cap Ferret's iconic lighthouse, its restaurant offers simple takes on French classics — foie gras terrine, coquilles St.-Jacques and duck confit served bistro-style with potatoes or salad — all best enjoyed on a veranda framed by blue French doors and tropical flowers.
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" He complains that, because the West Bank (called Judea and Samaria by the Israeli government) is under military rule, Maale Adumim's residents need to apply to the army if they wish, for instance, to close a veranda: "There is no reason that the Israeli law shouldn't apply here.
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When Rihanna sat down for her April Vogue cover interview, she did it in the most Rihanna way possible: "reclining on a chaise on a veranda in the sun, taking pulls from a joint and sending wisps of smoke into the cloudless California sky," according to writer Abby Aguirre.
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Back on his veranda at his home, Mr. Dhillon said he was no stranger to disappointment; last year, he was preparing to travel to Ireland for a coursing championship, in which dogs chase a live rabbit, when his dog broke a leg in training and had to be euthanized.
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After all the drama of Calhoun Day — starting with Amma's performance, then a fight between Bob Nash (Will Chase) and John Keene (Taylor John Smith), followed by Amma's disappearance, and her mysterious resurgence, covered in blood (notice a slight pattern here?) — Adora invites Camille to the veranda for a drink.
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"Looking back 100 years, I can say that cultivating the land is the most wonderful job you can have," he told Reuters, sitting on the veranda of his house in the Budapest suburbs, overlooking a neatly pruned garden where the cherry tree is almost the same age as he is.
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These include the aforementioned veranda grill Finca Altozano; across the street, Brasa del Valle, another campestre-style restaurant emphasizing fresh ingredients; and a quarter-mile down the road, Laja, the valley's venerated ranch-house establishment with a prix fixe menu that leans more to the Mediterranean than to down-home Mexican.
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When it is time to watch the game, the owners who get a glimpse of the players from inside this most exclusive of vantage points — private equity types and tech moguls but also boldface names like Magic Johnson, Will Ferrell and Mia Hamm Garciaparra — can take a private elevator to the owners' veranda.
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An adventurous black bear enjoyed the sunrise and scenic views of New Hampshire's White Mountains (as if the animal were any other guest visiting the bucolic scenery) after finding its way on to a hotel veranda last month, Sam Geesaman, an employee at the Omni Mount Washington Resort, took a picture of the bear on June 29.
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That's why one of the most iconic moments of the show became Laura Dern's Renata shrieking, "I said thank you!" on her veranda as her plans for her daughter's birthday party were foiled — and why it was so cathartic, when, in the final episode, the women came together to destroy the man who was hurting them.
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On a serious note though, who actually drops that amount of money on a three-day festival, even with the option to stay in a villa and essentially have a flock of doves beak-deliver champagne to your veranda each morning before shepherding you to the pool party populated exclusively by friends of the Hadid sisters?
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Such a project might sound self-indulgent (and hey, it probably is!) but judging by the teases we've seen so far, the two Matthews are so charming together that it's hard not to grin right alongside them — or at least live vicariously through them — as they clink glasses on some sun-soaked veranda, the wonderful jerks.
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Nevins also uses sycamores, with their distinctive camouflage-like bark, to create airy structures: On the south side of the house, there is a double row of them that conjures a leafy veranda; outside the back door, two rows of three — trimmed from the top so they will spread — shade a gravel and bluestone patio furnished with a plank table and chairs.
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Vying for a spot in the enclosed veranda, where the ceremony itself was supposed to take place, was like trying to get into a club: It became a game of "Who do you know?" as bouncers referenced lists, checked in with event planners, and waved away those who were in enough to get into the mansion, but not in enough to watch the actual ceremony.
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