Idiomatic expression

[silaguiar]

Hello:

I saw a sign writen the following sentence:

" In our hotel, you get charms with the the beauty of the river´s source"

What does get charms with mean? Isn´t it better to say "you become fascinated by the beauty ........." ?

Thank you,

Silvia

[TheParser]

Hello:

I saw a sign writen the following sentence:

" In our hotel, you get charms with the the beauty of the river´s source"

What does get charms with mean? Isn´t it better to say "you become fascinated by the beauty ........." ?

Thank you,

Silvia

NOT A TEACHER


(1) I think that you are 100% correct: that sentence was probably written by a

person whose first language is not English.

(2) Your sentence is nice, and maybe something like this might reflect the writer's

sentiment:

At our hotel, you will be charmed by the beauty of the river's source.

At our hotel, the beauty of the river's source will charm you.