A1 · Beginner · Travel
Check in at a hotel
2 short A1 English scripts to practise how to check in at a hotel. Read one out loud, record yourself, listen back and try again.
Key phrase My name is… I have a room for two nights.
Checking in at midnight
Hi, good evening. Sorry, my flight was very slow! I have a room for two nights. The name is Kaya. What a long night!
Is breakfast in the morning? Until ten? Great.
Which floor is my room on? The fourth. OK. And the key, is it a card? Thank you!
American English
Hi, good evening. Sorry, my flight was really slow! I have a room for two nights. The name is Kaya. What a long night!
Is breakfast in the morning? Until ten? Great.
Which floor is my room on? The fourth. OK. And the key, is it a card? Thank you!
Calling reception
Hello, reception? This is room 412.
Sorry, but there's only one towel, and there are two of us. Can I have one more, please?
And the Wi-Fi isn't working. What's the password? Oh, it's on the key card! Thank you. Good night!
American English
Hello, front desk? This is room 412.
Sorry, but there's only one towel, and there are two of us. Can I have one more, please?
And the Wi-Fi isn't working. What's the password? Oh, it's on the key card! Thank you. Good night!
Key words
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| room noun | one of the parts of a building, with walls and a door |
| key noun | a small metal thing that opens a door |
| night noun | the time when it is dark |
| breakfast noun | the first meal of the day |
| floor noun | a level of a building |