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[flamenquita del cantabric]

Is it right to say:

You can find hotels at a price about 50€.

Could you say at around?

 

[Thomas1]

Perhaps these could be better:
You can find hotels at the price of about 50€.
or
You can find hotels at around the price of 50€.

 

[heypresto]

'You can find hotels at a price of about (or around) 50€.' would be correct.

And to make it clear that it's not the hotel that will cost 50€, but a room at the hotel, it would be better to say 'You can find hotels at a price of about (or around) 50€ a night'

But best of all would be simply 'You can find hotels at about (or around) 50€ a night.'

 

[flamenquita del cantabric]

Thanks a lot. And would you use the preposition between? You can find hotels between 40 and 50 €.

Thanks in advance.

 

[heypresto]

Better would be 'You can find hotels at between 40 and 50 € a night'.