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Read the following please:

> ... このホテルはどちらもありません。 **それから**
> 、冷蔵庫もエアコンもありません。このホテルは便利ではありませんでしたが、山や湖で色々なことができました。

Can それでは be used in place of それから in the sentence above (both mean "then")?

By the way, wouldn't it be better to use それに instead? In that part of the
passage they tell their readers what wasn't there in the hotel: "... There
weren't either. _Moreover/besides_ , there was neither a fridge nor an air
conditioner..."
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meaning conjunctions
Soredewa versus Sorekara
No, this type of それから is not temporal "then". It is used to add another piece
of information as an afterthought. In English, it's "(oh) and", "besides", or
"in addition". It's not interchangeable with それでは that means "(and) then", but
it's interchangeable with それに.

Related: [What is the difference between そして (soshite) and それから
(sorekara)?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/40263/5010)
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