It was very easy to get to the hotel from the airport. It was very easy to get to the hotel from the airport.

It was very easy to get to the hotel from the airport. It was very easy to get to the hotel from the airport.

Also, the location of the hotel is atby the roadside. Also, the location of the hotel is by the roadside.

Also, the location of the hotel is athotel was by the roadside. Also, the hotel was by the roadside.

Should be past tense (good job using it everywhere else)

So, we can easily get in public transportation. So, we can easily get public transportation.

So, we canould easily get into public transportation. So we could easily get to public transport.

(I would combine this with the previous sentence: "the hotel was by the roadside, so we could easily get to public transport.")

The breakfast in the hotel was a kind of expensive but it was delicious. The breakfast in the hotel was kind of expensive but it was delicious.

Reception is aton the third floor. Reception is on the third floor.

RThe reception is atwas on the third floor. The reception was on the third floor.

I think the reception should be aton the ground floor. I think the reception should be on the ground floor.

I think the reception should be aton the ground floor. I think the reception should be on the ground floor.

I agree!

If not, there should have been a lift or an elevator to get to reception. If not, there should have been a lift to get to reception.

lift/elevator are the same thing. The first is UK English and the second is US English.

If not, there should have been a lift or an elevator to get to reception. If not, there should have been a lift to get to reception.

"lift" and "elevator" are the same.

cCorrect mistakes in the above text. Correct mistakes in the above text.

cCorrect the mistakes in the above text. Correct the mistakes in the above text.