What are the English communication methods for staying in a hotel?

1. Arrive late but need to reserve accommodation.

Traveling will inevitably encounter traffic jams or late flights. Except for hotels that have been paid and booked online, the hotel will set a time to reserve the room for phone reservations, such as until 12 p.m., etc. In a situation like this, you can call the hotel front desk and ask them to keep your reservation. The following expressions can help you:

I'm arriving a little late. Could you keep my reservation, please?

I'm arriving a little late. Could you keep my reservation, please?

I'm going to be late, please help me reserve my reservation.

At this time, the hotel staff may ask for your reservation information, such as your name, contact number, etc. You can tell them:

My name is...

My name is...

2. Check in.

The expression of check-in is divided into two situations: one is that the room has been reserved online or communicated by phone in advance, and only needs to be checked in directly. The other type is an expression for temporarily staying in a hotel.

If you have a reservation, you can take out your passport:

I'd like to check in, please.

I have a reservation .

Please help me check in. I have a reservation before.

The front desk may answer:

Just a moment, please.

Let me check it for you.

Please wait a moment, Let me check it for you.

If you are staying in a hotel temporarily, the following dialogue can help you. The following expressions are also applicable to booking a hotel over the phone:

I'd like to book a room, please.< /p>

I didn't make a reservation.

Excuse me, I would like to reserve a room, but I have not made a reservation before.

The front desk staff will then need to ask you what type of room you need. You can say:

I'd like a single room, please.

I would like Ask for a single room.

Expressions of other room types:

double room

triple room

family room

suite

After communicating what kind of room you want to stay in, the staff may ask you:

Do you have any special requirement?

Do you have any special requirements for the room?

You can answer according to your own situation, for example:

A quite room would be better.

It is best to be a quiet room.

Or other requirements:

Ocean view room:

I'd like room with ocean/sea views.

Need a balcony:< /p>

I'd like the room to have a balcony, please.

3. Connect to the network and ask for the WI-FI password.

What can you do without internet when you go out? Here are two scenarios for you. The first is to ask how to connect to WI-FI, because in some hotels the steps to connect to WI-FI are not just to simply enter the password; the second is to ask how to express the WI-FI password.

Could you please tell me how I can get access to the Internet?

Can you please tell me how I can get access to the Internet?

Can you please tell me how I can get access to the Internet?

Could you please tell me what the Internet code is?

Could you please tell me the Internet code is?

Can you please tell me the Internet code?

4. Wake-up service is required.

Generally, the wake-up service may be manual or machine-based. You can make an appointment with the front desk:

Could you please give a wake-up call at 7:00 tomorrow morning?< /p>

My room number is...

Please book a wake-up call at 7 o'clock tomorrow morning.

My room number is...

5. There is a shortage of items.

When you go out, you will inevitably forget to bring various items, or you may not expect to need certain items. At this time, you can actually ask the hotel if it can provide it, or it can be an emergency.

I'm wondering if you provide the towel?

Does your hotel provide towels?