17. Reading. A hotel to remember

Read a story about Emily's staying in a hotel. Mark the statements below as True or False.

 

 

 

 

 

After a long and hard journey by plane, Emily's family arrived at the hotel. It was rather late, and they were so tired that they didn't spend any time inspecting the entire hotel territory. Instead, they immediately came inside to check in. The friendly staff greeted them warmly and handed them the keys to their twin room.

 

The room was big and comfortable, with a beautiful view of the seaside. There was air conditioning and high-speed internet access, so Emily could chat with her friends easily. Her father was very hungry and decided to call the room service to get some snacks. The family was really surprised that the food arrived very quickly.

 

Later in the evening, the family went down to the hotel restaurant for dinner. The food was delicious, and they enjoyed a relaxing meal together.

 

The next morning, after a good night's sleep in their cozy room, the family walked around the hotel. They were pleased to find out that it had many facilities. There was a swimming pool, a fitness centre, a dining area, a tennis court, a spa and other options. All of the family members enjoyed the stay. Emily spent a lot of time near the swimming pool, swimming and sunbathing. Her mother enjoyed the spa, and her father tasted all the drinks and food at the dining area.

 

The family didn't notice how the time passed by, until they had to come back home. They were relaxed and didn't remember their bad experience at the airport.

 

1) The family had a room with \(2\) beds. — FalseTrue.

 

2) The family couldn't forget their bad luck at the airport. — FalseTrue.