We do offer the option of triple rooms for those on a budget who want to share a room with a couple of friends. Many students take advantage of this option. Double and single rooms are also available for a supplemental cost.

Answer: All triple occupancy rooms are located in the suites and are the same size as the double occupancy room – 14 feet by 12 feet 2 inches (approximate). The differences are – Note: File cabinet is incorporated into the standard desk with drawers. Book carrel with task light is not provided. See similar questions...

It is a term coined by John Elkington in 1997 (Cannibals with Forks), which refers to the three prongs of financial, social, and environmental accountability. We champion partners, affiliates, companies, nonprofits, and other resource providers who are helping fight the hunger battle with profits, people, and the planet in mind. These are the triple bottom line concerns of for-profit and not-for-profit leaders. See similar questions...

Double occupancy is defined as two people per room. Our tours encourage group dynamics, and therefore we typically book two people per room. Depending upon the number of beds per room at our tours’ lodging sites, solo travelers will be paired with a roommate, or can request their own room directly from our website. If there are two beds per room available and you wish to have your own (single supplement) room, you can expect to pay substantially more for your tour. See similar questions...

Here at CBV we triple scent every candle, what this means to you the customer is that you are getting the highest level of fragrance that the wax will allow. We use 3 times the industry standard, this is just one of the things that sets us apart from the mass manufactured candle companies. When we say highly fragrant candles we mean it!! See similar questions...

These could be three twin beds, a double and single, a pullout bed or a cot. There is no set rule; it varies from hotel to hotel. See similar questions...

Triple Training? is a revolutionary exercise technology that seamlessly blends the most-powerful, fun and effective elements of yoga, martial arts, and dance as if they were one single activity. This creates a powerful synergistic-effect, strengthening, carving, toning and inspiring weight loss in a single, workout that is not only super-fun, but capable of delivering results with lightning-speed. See similar questions...

Minimum/maximum occupancy refers to the minimum and maximum number of persons accepted into one room type. However, when selecting the number of rooms you require, please note that the maximum occupancy shown may exceed the number of adults accepted into one room. For example, a maximum occupancy of 5 persons may not accept 5 adults but will accept a maximum of 2 adults and 3 children. See similar questions...

It’s a process to create a more refined particle size that ultimately lays better on the skin for superior coverage. For example, think of how pebbles look in a glass jar vs. sand in glass jar. The sand looks smoother and more refined whereas the pebbles do not. Light is able to penetrate through larger particles, and is not able to do so when the particles are smaller. The same holds true for makeup that is not triple milled versus makeup that is. See similar questions...

These terms refer to the occupancy of the rooms. Double = 2 adults per room, triple = 3 and quad = 4 adults per room. (adults = 17 years or older) All our rates are based minimum 2 adult occupancy. When there is only 1 adult in the room, the first child will be considered an adult for pricing purposes. Top See similar questions...

A Twin room type is meant for two adults in a room with either two single beds, a queen-size bed or a king-size bed. A Triple room type is for a maximum of three adults in a room. The bed configuration could be two singles with a rollaway, a queen-size bed with a rollaway or a king-size bed with a rollaway. Normally, you can make a special request for queen-size or king-size beds, depending on availability. See similar questions...

Yes, all prices are based on double occupancy, however hotels will accommodate a triple or single. Additional charges may apply. Single supplements usually cost $300 more. Save cash and share a room. We'll pair you up. Room mates can be rotated. Do you snore really loud? Keep your friends and get a single room. ? Back to top See similar questions...

A Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.) is required for all new construction, additions or when a change of use is desired. See similar questions...

A Certificate of Occupancy (C.O.) can be issued by the Department after all applicable final inspections are approved, all required documents are filed with the Building Section of the Community Planning & Development Department and all applicable fees are paid. See similar questions...

Our "Triple Candy Option" means that for the additional price of $0.85 per treat bag we will put triple the original amount of candy in each treat bag. See similar questions...

The vast majority of students here are assigned to standard double rooms. We do, however, have a handful of rooms that are over-sized and designed to accommodate three students. The fee for these rooms is slightly less. These rooms are not double rooms that have been converted to triples to accommodate overcrowded conditions. Single rooms are scarce on the Midtown campus and in several of our Westside buildings. See similar questions...

A Single has one thick wire, a Double is a two thinner wires, a Triple has three thinner wires than the Double, a Quad has four thinner wires, and so on. So, an 8 Double will have TWO (Double) thin wires wrapped around the pole 8 times. A 12 Triple will have THREE (Triple) wires wrapped around the pole 12 times, and the 10 Single will have ONE (Single) thick wire wrapped around the pole 10 times. See similar questions...

A - The basic details on every CO application is not listed in the BIS system. You can obtain a complete copy of the CO by bringing the CO number to the DOB Borough office where the property is located. See similar questions...