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Vocabulary: at a hotel

This lesson is a sequel to test. It will help you find and use the sentences you should employ in order to have a pleasant stay in a hotel. First, you'll want to reserve/book a room, specifying the number of guests, and the size of the required room, together with the dates of stay. Then, you may have to ask for information about the elements of comfort provided by this precise accommodation.

The reception desk Secure key/ key card A hotel room (double room)

Making a reservation (booking a room)

- I'd like to make a reservation, please.

- It's to accommodate two adults and a kid.

- We'll be staying for two nights.

- What's the deadline to check-in, please?

- When will you be staying with us, please?

- How long do you want to stay?

- What size room will you need?

- I'll send your confirmation number by e-mail.

- Could you fill in this form, please?

The different sizes of rooms:

- a single room	= a room for one person
- a double room	= a room for two guests
- twin beds	= two single beds side by side
- a triple room	= a room for 3 people
- a family suite	= several adjoining rooms for a family

The hotel is fully-booked: = There are no vacancies=no more vacant rooms.

The different elements of comfort:

- How fast is your laundry service?

- What's the code to the swimming pool, please?

- Is your spa on reservations only?

- Sorry but I'll need a multi-socket plug for my medical device.

- I'm afraid I'll need an extra pillow/ blanket/, please...

- Where can we find the Wifi code, please?

- Are there restricted areas of connection?

- What are the breakfast times, please, and where can we have it?

Buffet Breakfast Unlimited free Wifi connection Lifts (GB) / Elevators (US)

and even in the best hotels...

Ice machines and vending machines A private indoor swimming pool A jacuzzi/ a hot tub in a Spa

Here you are! You should now be able to ask whatever you need... The test looks a little long, but it's very easy! I have simply wanted to develop the context.

Go for it!

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' Good afternoon, I’d like a reservation for 3 nights, starting on December 3rd, for two adults and one child.' 'You can have a : either a, or or a . We offer a 15% discount at the moment, a real bargain.'

'Sorry, Sir. I’ve seen you provide a in every room, yet I can’t manage to log in. Can you remind me of the code, please?'. 'Just use your family name and room number. It’s unlimited.'

'Could you tell me whether you have , please?' 'Yes, Madam, with ...'

'I’ve noticed a laundry bag and in my room. What time should I give my shirts to get them washed and ironed by 7 in the morning?' 'Our is very fast. Drop them before 10.30pm and you’ll get them back in your room, on request, as early as 5.30am.'

'What time is breakfast, and where do we have it?' 'You may have a at our Buffet restaurant at Lobby level from 7am to 10.30am. You can also prefer a breakfast if you have an early flight.'

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