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E-mail for hotel I want to book a room at hotal from december 10th to december 15th. I want a double room with a balcony. I want a room with a shower and in suite facilities. I want a room with internet acesse. If possible, i want a sea view. Could you please send me information about local restaurant and about local entertaimment? Thank you. Wesley R.

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E-mail for hotel

I want to* book a room at hotel from december 10th to december 15th. I want a double room with a balcony. I want a room with a shower and in suite facilities. I want a room with internet access. If possible, i want an ocean view. Could you please send me information about local restaurants and entertainment?

Thank you.

Wesley R.

*'want to' is ok, 'would like to' is better


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E-mail for hotel

I want to book a room at your hotel from December 10th to December 15th. I would like a double room with a balcony, shower and in-suite facilities. I would also like a room with internet accesses and, if possible, a sea view. Could you please send me information about local restaurants and entertaimment?

Thank you.

Wesley R.
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E-mail for hotel

I would like to book a room from December 10th to December 15th. I would like a double room with a balcony, a shower and in-suite facilities, and internet access. If possible, I would like an ocean view. Could you please send me information about local restaurants and local entertainment?

Thank you.

Wesley R.


The phrase "I would like" is much more polite than "I want", which can sometimes sound rude and demanding.


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