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Latest post Wed, Sep 26 2007 1:19 PM by Mister Micawber. 2 replies.
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Caroline13  +  423783 Wed, 26 Sep 07 11:30 AM

which one sounds better?

I made reservations at your hotel or in your hotel? 

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Anonymous, 2 yr 57 days ago
I made a reservation in your hotel. I have booked a room in your hotel.
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Mister Micawber  +  423828 Wed, 26 Sep 07 01:19 PM

At or in.  I like at better.
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