"creature comforts of a town, house, etc." 1908, plural of amenity. Latin amoena, plural of amoenus, also was used as a noun with a sense of "pleasant places."

Tangible and intangible features of a property like scenic, social or architectural qualities that do not have monetary value, but are beneficial to the owner of that land.

Definition Benefits derived from property ownership that are non-monetary. For example, a home in a prestigious neighborhood has an enhanced amenity of ownership. Amenities can also be features that i [..]

things like restaurants, health clubs, shops and cinemas that people want access to

Features of your home that fit your preferences and can increase the value of your property. Some examples include the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, or vicinity to public transportation.

(n) things that make you comfortable and at ease

Benefits of a property, such as nearby playgrounds, swimming pools, community centres or parks.

Attractive or desirable features of a property that serve as a benefit to the residents but that are not necessary to its use. An amenity may be natural (such as location, river view) or man-made (suc [..]

Services and extras offered by a travel supplier.

Features that add to the value of the property such as swimming pools, tennis courts, golf courses, spas, boating, fitness room, laundry facilities, etc. Generally speaking, the more amenities a resort offers the greater the increase in value and desirability of the property.

complimentary items in a hotel