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Moguwai007 Posted 10 years ago
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a nice stay

For a message in a email sent from a hotel receptionist to a guest who has made a reservation?

Which sentence is more natural?

1) We hope you have a nice stay at our hotel.
2) We hope you will have a nice stay at our hotel.
  

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Either is correct, but I would pick #2 as more suitable for a communication with a guess. I would also suggest that "nice" is too informal. I would say: We hope that you will have a pleasant stay at our hotel.

— Doctor D

  • Either is correct, but I would pick #2 as more suitable for a communication with a guess.
  • I would also suggest that "nice" is too informal.
  • I would say: We hope that you will have a pleasant stay at our hotel.
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Either is correct, but I would pick #2 as more suitable for a communication with a guess. I would also suggest that "nice" is too informal. I would say:
We hope that you will have a pleasant stay at our hotel.
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