Hotel & Resort Vocabulary 1

General vocabulary exercise for hotel and resort employees — talking to guests with confidence.

Vocabulary in context

Working at a hotel or resort means being the first person many guests turn to when they need something — and those needs can range from where is the gym? to I think there's been a mistake with our booking to we're celebrating our anniversary and would love something special. The vocabulary in this exercise covers the full breadth of those interactions: the language of facilities and services, of problem-solving, of upselling, and of making guests feel that their specific stay — not just stays in general — matters. Good resort English isn't just about answering questions. It's about making every guest feel like the property was expecting them personally.

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Fill in each blank with the proper (best) response from the following list:
course, balcony, served, charge, voice, seeing, safe, quoted, pets, coffeemaker
1. Do I have to pay for this? No, our resort provides this free-of-.

2. That's not the price I was over the phone.

3. Guests are allowed to keep small such as dogs and cats in their room.

4. Breakfast is from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM in the hotel restaurant.

5. Each room comes with an electric fireplace and a private overlooking the ocean.

6. You can access/check your mail by dialing "55" on your telephone.

7. Each suite comes with a where you can store all your valuables.

8. We organize sight- every other day.

9. I'll get the staff to bring up some new filters for the .

10. Use of the golf is included in the price.

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