2. HOTEL VOCABULARY AND DIALOGUE

AT THE HOTEL

Who is speaking, the receptionist (R) or the customer (C)?

Does the hotel take care of personal belongings?

Can we use the sauna and the pool?

Can I pay by credit card?
How can I help you?
What kind of room would you like?
How long are you staying?
Does the hotel have a restaurant?

When will you need the accommodation? 
When will you depart?
Is a non-smoking room OK?
Would you like to make a reservation?
What do I need to do to reserve the room?
Can I request a late check-in? 
How much is breakfast?

Can I pay by credit card?


Write the questions: 

Q:
A:I need to book a room. 

Q:
A: Two nights. March, 7th and 8th. 

Q:
A: Yes, we accept Visa and Master Card. 

Q: 
A: Breakfast is included in the price. 

Q:
A: Yes, there is a safe in the wardrobe. 

Q: 
A: No, sorry. Spa facilities are not included

Q:
A: Yes, of course. But the check-out is at 10.00 a.m.

Q:
A: You just need to fill in this form. May I have your passport?

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