The next sentence: ¿Dónde se puede reservar una excursión?
The concierge hands you a few brochures, and outside it starts to thunder – “donnern” in German (dónde). He tells you about a lake – a “See” (se) – where there will be an exhibition of very fine poodles in the next few days (puede, from the German “Pudel” and “edel”, meaning “noble”). Behind the lake stands the deer with the washed napkin and the radio (reservar).
An underground train goes there at night (una). In it sits a guy going to a spa – a “Kur” – with his ex, where the water is filtered through a sieve, and his uncle is there too (excursión).