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СРОЧНО!!!!!

The taxi with Oleg Rodimov had hardly stopped at the entrance of the Embassy Hotel when the doorman opened the door and helped them out. While he was paying the taxi-driver a bell-boy came up, took the luggage, and then he led him through the lobby straight up to the receptionist.




Receptionist:

Good afternoon. What can I do for you?

Oleg Rodimov:

I’d like to have a single room with bath for the night.

Receptionist:

Have you made reservations?

Oleg Rodimov:

Yes, I called from New York. My name is Rodimov.

Receptionist:

Ah, yes, sir. Let me make sure. Here you are, room 215. Second floor, front.

Oleg Rodimov:

What’s the price?

Receptionist:

70 dollars a night, sir. How long will you be staying here?

Oleg Rodimov:

I expect I’ll check out at about noon the day after tomorrow. Shall I pay in advance?

Receptionist:

Yes, please. Transient quests are required to pay in advance. You can pay at the cashier’s desk to your left. Will you, please, check-in?



The receptionist hands over a registration form and Oleg Rodimov fills it in giving all the information required. The receptionist gives the key to Oleg’s room to the bell-boy, who turns to Rodimov:


Bell-boy:

Your luggage, please?

Oleg Rodimov:

These two suitcases are mine.

Bell-boy:

This way, please.


The bell-boy leads Oleg Rodimov down the corridor and stops at room 215. He opens the door, places both suitcases on a special rack and shows Oleg into his room.


Oleg Rodimov:

What are those two phones on the night table?

Bell-boy:

The black one is the city phone, and the white one is the house phone.

Oleg Rodimov:

Thank you.

Bell-boy:

Anything else I can do for you?

Oleg Rodimov:

No, that will be all. (Oleg gives the bell-boy a tip)

Bell-boy:

Thank you. Just push one of these buttons if you want anything. (He points to three push-buttons in the wall under which the words “Maid – Porter – Steward” are written) or else use the house phone to summon them.