Angie Jones is organizing a work conference. She is looking at brochures and discussing hotel accommodation for delegates with Dennis, a colleague. Complete the conversation with and expressions from the box.

standard/ discounted/ value for money/ full/ get what you pay for/ downmarket/ overpriced/ luxury/ expensive/ reliable

DENIS: Well,there are these four- star hotels which are very 1) upmarket.
ANGIE: Mmm, but at $250 a night they're really far too 2).............................................
D: You're right. They're definitely 3).............................., but this is often the problem with the 4)......................................... end of the market. We wouldn't have to pay 5).................................. price, though, we could negotiate a 6)................................. rate, say 30% for five bookings.
A:Mmm. I'm still not sure. Is there something that represents better 7)....................... ?
D: Yes, there is a nice three-star hotel in a good part of town which isn't too expensive. Or else there's this one. OK, you're going further 8) ............................... and it's quite a way from the conference centre, but if you're not too worried about comfort or the 9) .......................... of service, it's OK.
A: Yeah, in the end you 10)................................ I suppose.
D: The transport service is cheap and 11) ......................... so it would be good for people who are paying for themselves .