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Re: Spend a night in the Snow Hotel on an ice bed.
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Originally Posted by angliholic
Spend a night in the Snow Hotel on an ice bed.
Spend a night on an ice bed in the Snow Hotel.
Which version of the above two reads better to you and why? Thanks.
Both are fine and mean the same thing. You change the emphasis when you reverse the order, that is all. The first emphasizes the hotel, the second emphasizes the bed.
Spend a night in the Snow Hotel on an ice bed. 
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