The dining-room opens _______ for breakfast.

Woman: Good afternoon, everyone. My name’s Wendy and I’d like to welcome you all to Sandy Bay Hotel. I shall be looking after you during the next two weeks, so let me begin by wishing you all a very happy holiday. I’m here to answer any questions or to help with any problems. For example if you should need a doctor at any time I can recommend a good one who doesn’t charge too much, or in a real emergency-looking on the black side---I can arrange transport to the hospital. On the brighter side, I’ll be organising all the trips to local places of interest and all your evening entertainments. But before I go on to discuss that, I’d like to tell you about the hotel and its arrangements. Breakfast is served from 8:30 to 9:30 in the dining room, or you can, if you prefer, have breakfast in your room. That’s every day except Saturday when we’re going to leave early for our coach trip to the mountains. Don’t worry----you will be brought a light breakfast in your rooms at 7 a.m. that day so there’s plenty of time to eat before we leave at 7: 30. I have arranged with the kitchen staff to make packed lunches for you for full day excursions and these can be collected from the dining room each morning straight after breakfast. If you have any problems, then come and ask me. Now, another thing about coach trips: we meet the coach here at the hotel, not at the main entrance because the front gates are rather narrow, but round at the side, away from the main road. It’s easy to find, don’t worry.
     About dinner in the evening as we’re rather a large group—dinner will be served for us, not in the restaurant, but in the garden room, overlooking the sea. I think you’ll find it’s very nice. That’ll be at seven o’ clock every evening. On most evenings a coach will collect us after dinner, around 8: 30, and we’ll visit one of the local attractions. Tomorrow, Tuesday night, there’s a flower festival in the city centre with lots of music and dancing as well as traditional cheeses for you to taste. Then on Wednesday night we’ll take a walk clown to the beach below the hotel and go out into the bay with some of the local fishermen and see whether we can catch anything for breakfast--it’ll be very picturesque--with lamps and torches, so remember to wrap up warmly...