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Everyday phrases

๐Ÿจ At the Hotel: Checking In

In this lesson, you will learn how to check into a hotel and ask for help at the front desk. These simple phrases will make your trip easy and comfortable.

Arriving at the Hotel

When you arrive at a hotel, you need to talk to the person at the front desk. You give them your name and your passport. You can use polite phrases like 'I have a reservation' to tell them you booked a room before you came.

I have a reservation for two nights.I booked a room here for two days.
Here is my passport.Please look at my ID.
Can I check in, please?I am here to get my room key.

Asking About Your Room

After you check in, you might want to know important details about your stay. You can ask about breakfast time and the Wi-Fi password. Use 'What time' for schedules and 'Is breakfast' to check if food is included.

What time is breakfast?When can I eat the morning meal?
Is breakfast included?Do I have to pay extra for food?
What is the Wi-Fi password?How do I connect to the internet?

Asking for Help

Sometimes you need extra things in your room, like a towel or a quieter space. You can use the polite phrase 'Could I have' to ask the staff for help. Always remember to say 'Thank you'!

Could I have an extra towel, please?Please give me one more towel.
Where is the lift?How do I find the elevator?
Can you help me with my bags?Please help me carry my luggage.

๐Ÿ“ Key words

reservationa room you booked
front deskwhere you talk to staff
passportyour travel ID
check inarrive and get your key
breakfastmorning meal
includedfree with the room
passwordsecret word for Wi-Fi
liftmachine to go up floors
๐Ÿ’ก Practice saying these phrases out loud before your trip. Imagine you are talking to the hotel worker so you feel ready and relaxed!

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