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> ご来店頂きました様でありがとうございます。宿泊もしています。SAMURAI Inn  
> で。今後とも宜しくお願い申しあげます。18日なら舞妓、小花さんの撮影会していましたよ。

I think I know all the vocab but still I don't quite understand what it means.
Especially the particle で in the first sentence.

Does the sentence means something like:

> It seems like you have came to our store, thank you very much. We also do
> holiday accommodation. SAMURAI Inn. So, I am looking forward to have you in
> the future. On the 18th, we were having a photo shooting event with maiko,
> Kohana.
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Please help me understand the following sentences
> ご来店頂きました様でありがとうございます

This で is [the te-form of
だ](https://www.japaneseprofessor.com/reference/grammar/conjugations-of-the-
japanese-copula/), which is part of the ようだ construction. The first part just
works as the reason for why this person wants to say ありがとうございます (cf. [te-form
for reason](https://www.learn-japanese-adventure.com/te-form-cause-
reason.html)). If this person had seen you at the store, they would have said
simply ご来店頂きましてありがとうございます ("Thank you for visiting") without ようだ. In this
case, they did not actually see you but heard from someone that you came, so
they inserted ようで.

Similar example:

>   * ご迷惑をおかけして申し訳ありません。  
>  I am sorry for troubling you.
>   * ご迷惑をおかけしたようで申し訳ありません。  
>  It seems that (someone) has troubled you, and I am sorry for that.
>

Your understand of the rest of the text is fine.
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