Conversations booking hotel room (summer activities)

Here are some useful conversations related to summer holidays:

Conversations booking hotel room (summer activities)
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Anna: Hello Jean, long time, how are you?
Jean: Hi Anna, I’m fine thanks and you? What are you doing here?
Anna: I’m good. Well, I just bought a ticket to Thailand. I’m so excited to see this country.
Jean: Good for you, traveling is fun. I love discovering new places, new people and new traditions.
Anna: Yeah, I do too, Traveling is life. Next week. I’m taking the red eye. It was cheaper. Hopefully, I’ll be able to sleep on the plane.
Jean: I wish I could go with you. I’ve heard about a beautiful beach called Khlong Muang.It is a popular tourist destination in Krabi.
Anna: Well, I will visit it. I’m also going to see an old friend.
Jean: That sound like a great vacation. Well, I have to go now. Enjoy your time.
Anna: I’ll do. Thank you. Take care. Have a nice day.

Booking a hotel room (Making reservation/booking)

Receptionist: Good morning sir, Welcome to Timber House Resort.
Anna: Hi, Good morning. I’d like a room for the 15th through 25rd.
Receptionist: what kind of room would you like?
Anna: I’d like a single room, please.
Receptionist: Hold on, please… well, there is a single room.
Anna: How much for this room?
Receptionist: it cost 35$(dollars) including tax.
Anna: Does that include breakfast?
Receptionist: Yeah.
Anna: I’ll take this room. Thank you.

Checking in:

Anna: Hi, my name is Anna and I have a reservation for tonight.
Receptionist: Let me check. OK, yes. a single room.
Anna: That’s right.
Receptionist: You are in room 308. How would you like to pay for the room?
 Anna: Do you take American Express Travelers Checks?
Receptionist: Certainly, are they in American funds?
Anna: Yes
Receptionist: Ok
Anna: Do I pay now or when I check out.
Receptionist: In advance, please.

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