Hotel Housekeeping Vocabulary 3

More conversation English for hotel housekeeping staff — handling guest interactions confidently.

Vocabulary in context

Housekeeping staff sometimes know more about what's actually happening in a hotel than anyone else — they're in the rooms, they see what's been left behind, they notice when something is damaged or missing. Communicating that information accurately and appropriately in English is a real skill. This exercise practises the language of those reports and guest interactions: how to describe what you found, how to ask a guest if they need anything without being intrusive, how to handle a complaint about a room's condition, and how to escalate an issue to a supervisor in clear, useful terms. All of it comes up in real housekeeping work — and all of it is worth having the words for.

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1. It gets very hot in the room.
2. It was very cold in the room last night.
3. When will you be cleaning our room today?
4. Where is the light switch for the bathroom?
5. Could you please close the window when you're finished cleaning?
6. This microwave doesn't work.
7. What's wrong with this lamp?
8. Please don't use so much cleaner. The smell is too strong.
9. Can we take these towels to the beach?
10. The bathroom sink is clogged.
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