standard amenities

British  

plural noun

1. social welfare the sanitary facilities recommended for all dwellings by the housing law: a fixed bath or shower, wash-hand basin, and sink, all supplied with hot and cold water, and a flush toilet

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Example Sentences

Genesis is focused on earning its place in the small luxury SUV segment and it shows in the sheer number of standard amenities it fits to the GV70.

From Seattle Times

It was a short marriage, but the Bears are hurting for the league’s new standard amenities: more luxury boxes, corporate naming rights, a roof, a sportsbook, a hanging Jumbotron the size of O’Hare.

From Slate

The first dog park in the United States was the Ohlone Dog Park, which was founded by Martha Scott Benedict and Doris Richards in 1979 in Berkeley, Calif. Since then, dog parks have become standard amenities in developing city and suburban neighborhoods across the country, but are they actually good for dogs?

From New York Times

He said his home has a number of luxury features that came standard — amenities such as multiple fireplaces, libraries made of cherrywood and large windows situated in interior walls.

From Washington Post

“We see these items, and many more, as standard amenities for vacation rentals, which guests should expect to be included, not part of an upsell. We’re also not shy to highlight these items that aren’t always free at hotels as benefits for staying at one of our properties over another .”

From Washington Post