Hotel Reception English 3

More English practice for hotel reception — talking to guests in a variety of front desk situations.

Vocabulary in context

One of the less glamorous but genuinely important skills of hotel reception is the ability to say the same things, over and over, in a way that still sounds sincere on the hundredth repetition. Welcoming guests, explaining the breakfast hours, describing the parking situation — these phrases need to feel fresh every time, because every guest is hearing them for the first time. This exercise builds the vocabulary and phrasing that experienced receptionists use to make routine information sound warm and personal. It also covers the language of the less routine moments: the tricky request, the billing dispute, the guest who's in the wrong hotel entirely. All of it matters, and all of it is worth practising.

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1. Can someone bring my bags up to my room?
2. Do you have valet parking?
3. Can I stay an extra night?
4. Where can I get a taxi into the city?
5. Can you give me a different room? This one is too small.
6. Is there a restaurant nearby?
7. Can my guests stay in my room overnight?
8. I'd like a room for three nights.
9. Can I pay cash?
10. I don't want my sheets changed every day.
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