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Practice Checking Into a Hotel in English
You've finally reached your hotel after a long day of travelling and you're checking in at the desk. Get your room sorted and find out what you need to know before the morning.
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You're talking to: hotel receptionist
You: guest
opening the check-in
I've got a booking for tonight.
confirming the stay
It's three nights, checking out on Friday.
asking about breakfast
What time does breakfast start?
Your goal
Check in successfully: find the booking under your name, confirm how many nights it's for, and leave the desk with your room number and the breakfast arrangements for the morning.
You'll practice
- Give your name and find your booking
- Confirm how many nights and what's included
- Get your room number and the breakfast time
Phrases you'll actually use
Six lines that carry most of this conversation. You'll hear them, and you'll need them.
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I've got a booking for tonight.
— opening the check-in
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It's three nights, checking out on Friday.
— confirming the stay
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What time does breakfast start?
— asking about breakfast
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Which floor is the room on?
— finding your way up
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Is there anything left to pay at the desk?
— checking for extra charges
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Could I leave my bags here until it's ready?
— asking for a favour while you wait
Level-up expressions
check in
register your arrival at a hotel
I'd like to check in, please.
under someone's name
booked in a particular person's name
It should be under my name.
throw something in
include something at no extra cost
Do you throw breakfast in with the room?
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