Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hello young people, how are you? We are well after our holidays in Asia. Will you be in Rome for the last week of 2018?
Speaker2: Hi Speaker1, nice to hear you! We are fine, thanks! We still don't know about our plans...How is Cecile?
Speaker1: Oh, she's great. Just started lessons with her students again.
Speaker2: I saw the pictures from the dancing classes, she's so fit.
Speaker1: Thanks!
Speaker2: About Rome, we still don't know. We were thinking about going abroad for the New Year's Eve. We would be happy to host you!
Speaker1: Don't worry. Maybe you can recommend some bnb?
Speaker2: Let me ask my friends, I will let you know. But generally if you are looking for a place to stay it's always good to stay close to metro lines. Buses are always late!
Speaker1: Sure, I'll keep it in mind. What district would you recommend?
Speaker2: Well, Termini or Piazza Vittorio is OK. Depends how much you want to spend.
Speaker1: Let's say we are not on a budget ;)
Speaker2: Ahahah, great! I'd say Trastevere or Monti then... Monti is close to Colosseum.
Speaker1: OK, sounds good, I need to google it. How much do you think is reasonable for a double room?
Speaker2: Hard to say, but send me things you like and I'll check it out.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 and Cecile want to travel to Rome a week before the New Year's Eve. Speaker2 is unsure about his plans, but suggests Speaker1 some places to stay at and promises to find the best price for a room for two.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Mr. Speaker1 invites Ms. Speaker2 for a coffee. They will go to her favourite coffee place near the square in a side alley at 2 p.m.