Conversations at a Hotel

Arriving at the Hotel

There are a few different conversations you might have with the hotel receptionist when you arrive at a hotel.

Conversation 1

Mike:

I’d like a room for two people, for three nights please.

Hotel Receptionist:

Ok, I just need you to fill in this form please.

Hotel Receptionist:

Do you want breakfast?

Mike:

Yes, please.

Hotel Receptionist:

Breakfast is from 7 to 10 each morning in the dining room. Here is your key. Your room number is 345, on the third floor. Enjoy your stay.

Mike:

Thank you.

Conversation 2

Lisa:

I’d like a room please.

Hotel Receptionist:

Do you have a reservation?

Lisa:

No, I don’t.

Hotel Receptionist:

How many nights?

Lisa:

Two nights, please.

Hotel Receptionist:

For two people?

Lisa:

Yes.

Hotel Receptionist:

Do you want breakfast?

Lisa:

No, thank you.

Hotel Receptionist:

Ok, that will be $210. Do you want to pay now, or when you check out?

Lisa:

I’ll pay now.

Hotel Receptionist:

Can you fill this in, and sign here please.

Hotel Receptionist:

Thank you. Here is your receipt and your key. You are in room 231, on the second floor.

Leaving the Hotel

Mike:

I’d like to check out please.

Hotel Receptionist:

What room number?

Mike:

231

Hotel Receptionist:

That’s $250 please.

:: Mike pays the hotel receptionist.

Hotel Receptionist:

Thank you. Sign here please. Have a good journey.

Mike:

Thank you.

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:: Mike pays the hotel receptionist.

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