Hotel vocabulary for holidays

Hello, everyone. Welcome to my travel blog.

Today, we’re going to learn key hotel vocabulary for holidays.

Come with me.

The first step is subscribing to the channel, of course. and then

making the hotel reservation.

Let’s phone the hotel. Hello, good afternoon. How can I help you?

Hi, I’d like to book a room for this long weekend.

Do you have anything available?

Yes, would you like a single or double room?

It’s just me, so a single. Great. How many nights is it for? Three nights.

How much is it? It’s $150 per night. Can I take your name?

Sure, it’s Paula Alvarez. Oh, one question, is breakfast included?

I’m afraid it isn’t.

However, we can add breakfast for $15 per person.

That would be great. What time can I check in?

You can check in any time after two o’clock.

If you could give me an email address, I’ll send you the confirmation in just

a minute.

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Okay, thank you very much. My pleasure. See you at the weekend. Goodbye.

Well, everyone, now I’m at the hotel. Look at this.

This morning, I checked in, it was very quick and easy.

Hello. Hello. Do you have a booking? Yes.

It’s under Alvarez.

Yes, I see it, it’s three nights in a single room, right?

Could I have your passport? Yes, here you are.

Thank you.

Okay, so, here’s your key card.

You are in room 220 on the second floor.

The lifts are over there. Thanks.

Oh, what time is breakfast?

Breakfast is on the ground floor from 6:00 to 10:00.

And checkout is at 11:00 AM. Thank you very much. Bye.

Hello, everyone, it’s 6:00 PM and I’m in my room

trying to upload a video, but the Wi-Fi’s not working,

so let’s call reception and see if they can help.

Hello, reception. Hello, this is room 220.

How can I help you?

There’s a problem with the Wi-Fi. It’s not working well.

I’m sorry madam, I’ll send someone up

to look at it right away.

Thanks. Oh, and I need more towels. Could you bring me some?

Absolutely, no problem. Thank you.

Okay, my friends, time to say goodbye. Checking out now, let’s go.

Hello, could I have your room number, please?

Yes, it’s 220. Here’s the key card to my room.

Thank you. Did you enjoy your stay? Oh, I did. Great.

Have you used any of our products or services?

No, I haven’t, just breakfast. That’s great.

I’ll get you your bill in just a minute. It’s $450.

How would you like to pay, cash or card? Credit card. Here it is.

So, here’s your card and your receipt. Thank you very, very much.

Thank you for your visit, we hope to see you again.

Oh, thank you.

Could you call a taxi for me, please? Of course.

Have a seat in the lobby until it arrives.

Great. And that was my trip. I had a great time at the hotel.

Do you like staying in hotels, or do you prefer another type of accommodation?

Have you ever made a reservation, checked in or called reception?

Do you know any other expressions we can use?

I’d love to read your comments below. See you next time.

This was Paula, over and out.