TASK 3 - YOUR HOTEL

1. ACCOMMODATION

Location: It’s right in the heart of Bayswater, near Queensway, Hyde Park and Notting Hill.
Facilities: This new hotel has modern rooms with everything you need. It has TV, free Internet, air-conditioning, the rooms a very confortable and nice. It’s situated in a very good zone, close to all the shops, transport, the center of London,
Price: 80Euros per person for 4 nights
Is it going to be a bed and breakfast.

2. AT THE HOTEL RECEPTION. (optional speaking activity)

Sandra: Good evening!
Recepcionist: Oh, good evening!
Robin: Hello! Hmm... We're the Kugele family
Recepcionist: Ok, what do you want?
Sandra: We would like to have a room for two people, please.
Robin: With double beds, because we just got married and now we're a couple.
Recepcionist: Very good! It would be 80e for 4 nights, is that ok?
Sandra: Yeah, thats great!
Robin: It's a good price...
Recepcionist: Your names and telephone number?
Sandra: My name is Sandra and he's Robin...
Robin: And put telephone number is 00354654332245264264374364869... Did you get the number?
Recepcionist: Wait a moment, can you repeat me the last 3 numbers?
Robin: Yeah, 869.. Ok?
Recepcionist: Ok!
Sandra: What time do we come?
Recepcionist: Come at 8 o'clock and we'll have everything prepared.
Robin: Agh. What room is it?
Recepcionist: The room number is 69...
Robin: It's a good number!
Recepcionist: Here are the keys!
Sandra: Oh yes! Thank you!
Robin: Thanks.
Sandra: Has the hotel got activities?
Recepcionist: Yes, we have a swimming pool...
Sandra: It's good i like the swimming pool!
Recepcionist: A giymnasium...
Robin: Ough! And a jacuzzi?
Recepcionist: The jacuzzi is i front of the hotel.
Robin: Ok, that's good...
Recepcionist: But you have to pay more if you want to go in the jacuzzi...
Robin: Maybe not then. Well, thank you, and see you after...
Sandra: Ok! Bye.
Recepcionist: Bye!
Robin: Bye, thank you!

3. BREAKFAST

This is a typical English breakfast.
The ingredient that it has is: tomato and (or merely on) baked beans; eggs on a fried slice (which seems to be a piece of fried bread); sausage; chips; bacon; salt and oil.

There's toast on the left, in a holder designed to let as much heat as possible escape from the toast before it's eaten.

The breakfast is the more important food what you can eat in the day, and for this question the typical English breakfast is very completed. The breakfast, proportionate at you the energy what you have for started the day, and this English breakfast is a good example of food for start the day.