Paper hotel address in a dry pocket besides the phone
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Hotel name, street, and desk number in English plus a Sinhala line from the desk, in a zip with the small notes.
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Roshan Dissanayake•233 rep6
I photographed the card too, but the paper is what I handed a tuk when the phone was at 3 percent.
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Marta Zielinska•207 rep3
Hotel name, street, and the desk number in English; ask the desk to add a Sinhala line. Keep it in a zip with the small notes.
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