What is the woman looking for?

M: Good afternoon.
   W: Hello. I wonder if you could help me. I’ve just arrived here, and I’m looking for some where to stay.
   M: Uh huh.
   W: Can you tell me where I can find a cheap hotel?
   M: Certainly. There are a few around here, but the nearest and one of the nicest is just around the corner. It’s called the Euro Hotel. Would you like me to phone to see if they have a room?
   W: No, that’s OK. I’ll just wander round there myself. Ah! Another thing. I need to change some travellers’ cheques, but I don’t know what time the hanks :lose.
   M: They close at 7 o’ clock in the evening.
   W: Right, thanks. This is a very pretty town, isn’t it? It looks terribly old. Have you any idea how old this town is?
   M: Yes, it was founded in the thirteenth century.
   W: Really? As old as that? Wow! Well, I’d better get going. Oh, I’m not sure if we’ re near the centre of town, because I’ve only just arrived.
   M: Yes, this square out there is just about the centre.
   W: Thanks very much. Thanks for your help. I’ll go to. . . oh, sorry, I can’t remember which hotel you suggested.
   M: The Euro Hotel.
   W: The Euro. Thanks a lot. Bye.