Hotel & Resort Vocabulary 2

More vocabulary practice for hotel and resort staff — building a confident guest-facing vocabulary.

Vocabulary in context

Resort guests often have high expectations — and rightly so, given what they're paying. The vocabulary this exercise builds is the kind that meets those expectations: the precise language for describing amenities, explaining what's included, managing disappointments gracefully, and offering alternatives that feel like genuine alternatives rather than consolation prizes. There's an art to the phrase "While that's not available, we do have..." — it only works if what follows is genuinely appealing and described in genuinely appealing terms. This exercise builds that vocabulary, with a focus on the language of resort service that makes guests feel they're getting more than they asked for.

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Fill in each blank with the proper (best) response from the following list:
advance, overnight, ports, queen, sleeps, form, top, vacancies, delivered, front
1. There's a 10% tax on of ( = in addition to) the basic room rate.

2. Yes, your guests are allowed to stay in your room.

3. The "reception desk" is often referred to as the desk.

4. This suite up to 5 people.

5. If you like, I can have your dry cleaning picked up and to you later.

6. I suggest you book our executives suites well in .

7. We don't have any free rooms = We don't have any .

8. Please fill out this .

9. Would you like a room with one king bed or two beds?

10. Each suite has multiple data , so you can go online ( = access the internet) anytime you like.

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