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The Baldini family checks in at the Casalunga Golf Resort. Giulia, the receptionist, greets them and confirms their reservation for a junior suite for two nights with breakfast, including a crib for their son. The price is 150 euros per night, plus a 3-euro city tax per adult per day.
The receptionist asks for their documents, including their son's ID. She then offers a 24-hour guarded garage for 15 euros per day, accessible by elevator to the lobby, which Mrs. Baldini considers for their stroller and peace of mind.
Mr. Baldini is asked to sign for personal data processing. He inquires about paying now, but the receptionist tells them they can pay upon departure. She sympathizes with the fatigue of traveling with a child and suggests they settle into their room.
The family receives their room keys and a welcome card with information about hotel services and restaurant hours. Their room is 1001. A staff member, Said, will accompany them to their room. Breakfast is served from 7 am to 11 am, with room service available upon request. Giulia wishes them a pleasant stay and informs them to call the front desk (extension 9) for any assistance.