Hotel Politeness Training 4

Hotel English politeness practice — choosing the ideal response in guest-facing situations.

Vocabulary in context

At this level of politeness training, the focus is on the full arc of a guest interaction rather than just individual phrases. Good hotel English manages the beginning, middle, and end of a conversation — the greeting that sets a tone, the exchange that builds trust, and the close that leaves the guest feeling the interaction was complete and satisfying. This exercise covers scenarios where that full arc matters most: check-in, requests, complaints, and departures. The language choices in each case are chosen not just for what they communicate, but for how they feel — because in hospitality, feeling is ultimately what the guest takes with them.

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1. This isn't the price you quoted me over the phone.
2. There must be some kind of mistake. I confirmed my reservation last week.
3. Is there a casino here?
4. Can I order room service?
5. 700 euros!? You told me it would be 100!
6. Can I get a wake up call at 7:00 AM tomorrow morning?
7. I'll pay with my Visa.
8. Do I pay when I check out?
9. This neighborhood seems a little dangerous.
10. Is the fitness center open?
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