Subject: Halifax Hotels
To: Mary Kaczinski <kaczinski@lightmail.bc.ca>
From: Beth Middleton <b.middleton@sterlings.ca>

Hi Mary,

I went online and found a few options for our three-night stay in Halifax. The cheapest is The Affordable Inn. It’s 1.▾

very basic.in the city centre.got a great rating.just been renovated.

. There’s no restaurant or room service. But really, why would we even consider The Affordable Inn when 2.▾

The Brooke SuitesHalifax Garden HotelThe Affordable InnThe Thunderbird Suites

is only a little more expensive, right downtown, and only opened this year. Then again, the 3.▾

The Brooke SuitesHalifax Garden HotelThe Affordable InnThe Thunderbird Suites

is probably the most luxurious. It’s certainly got a luxury price tag (for Halifax anyway). The website gave it the highest rating of the four hotels listed, which is probably a good sign.

Note that all the listed hotels have 4.▾

a restauranta fitness centreroom servicewheelchair access

and also internet. Funnily enough, The Brooke Suites doesn’t 5.▾

have a swimming pool,allow pets in the rooms,have a fitness room,serve food in the hotel,

but I can hardly imagine you’ll miss that too much when visiting Halifax in the winter.

Let me know what you think.
Beth

Beth is 6.▾

selling a hotel package to Mary.arranging for Mary to visit her.planning a trip with Mary.planning to visit Mary in Halifax.

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Beth seems to prefer a hotel that 7.▾

is as cheap as possible.is fairly comfortable.has a swimming pool.allows pets in the rooms.

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Beth thinks that the website ratings are 8.▾

quite misleading.somewhat helpful.very unreliable.very accurate.

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