Assume that you are the assistant manager of a hotel and are describing your hotel's meeting room
Question:
Assume that you are the assistant manager of a hotel and are describing your hotel's meeting room to a prospective customer who is thinking of holding a seminar there. Turn the following pieces of information into coherent writing, inserting paragraph breaks where you think appropriate. Be ready to explain why you grouped the information and managed the emphasis the way you did. You may need to add some words or information to make the facts flow smoothly. Information as follows:
We have a meeting room. It will be available on the date you requested. It can seat 100 people. The seating can be arranged to your specifications. It is quiet. It is on the ground floor. It is not near the guest rooms. The lounge has live music on occasion. The lounge is at the opposite end of the hotel from the meeting room. The meeting room has a lectern. It has a projector. It has a screen. It has a laptop hookup and Wi-Fi. We can rent additional equipment. We can rent it at no charge to you. The charge for the room is $300. This is the charge for one day.
Foundations of Lodging Management
ISBN: 978-0132560894
2nd edition
Authors: David K. Hayes, Jack D. Ninemeier, Allisha A. Miller.