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A Restaurant ReservationDate: 2015-10-07; view: 761. A Hotel Reservation RESERVATIONS
Receptionist: Reception desk. Tavistock Hotel. Good morning. Mr Serov: Good morning. This is Intourist. We'd like to make a reservation for Mr Kozlov. Receptionist: Could you spell the name, please? Mr Serov: Yes, certainly. K-o-z-l-o-v. Receptionist: Thank you. What accommodation do you require? Mr Setov: A single room, with private bathroom, for three nights from the 7th of October. Receptionist: Would you hold on a moment, please, I'll see whether we have the accommodation available. Mr Serov: Thank you. Receptionist: Yes, I can reserve a single room with bath, from the 7th of October, for three nights. It's an inside room on the fifth floor. Mr Serov: Would you please see that it's a quiet room? Receptionist: We will try. Mr Serov: Thank you. What will the charge be? Receptionist: 10.50 daily, plus 12% service charge, inclusive of breakfast. Would you please confirm this reservation in writing? Mr Serov: Yes, I'll write you today. Receptionist: Thank you. Good-bye. Mr Serov: Good-bye.
Manager: Hello. Savoy Restaurant. Mr Dedov: Good afternoon. This is Dedov from Techmachimport here. We would like to make arrangements with you for a small dinner party for tomorrow night. Manager: Very good, sir. How many people do you expect? Mr Dedov: We'll have 20 persons. Manager: Then I think the Rose Room would be the most appropriate. I suggest one long table, nine on each side, with one at each end. That would leave plenty of space for a little bar to be set up for your drinks. Mr Dedov: That sounds fine. I like the idea of the little bar. Manager: What would you like to order for dinner? Mr Dedov: Well, I was thinking of, say, a four-course affair with wines and champagne. Manager: Then I'd suggest hors-d'oeuvre or turtle soup, sole or omelette, beef fillet or roast duckling. And for dessert ice pudding. Mr Dedov: Good. It suits my taste admirably. Manager: And what about the wines? Mr Dedov: If we are having soup, I think we'll take a dry sherry. For the main course a red wine definitely and then finish up with champagne. That's all. Anyway I think that would be roughly what I have in mind. Manager: Good. What time do you wish to begin? Mr Dedov: 7 or 7.30. Manager: Thank you very much, Mr Dedov. Good-bye. Mr Dedov: Good-bye.
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