English for Hotel – Taking Reservation Part 1
TASK A
- The caller wants to stay in the hotel on November 22nd for two nights.
- The room costs 3130 per night.
- The price is for bed and breakfast.
- To guarantee the reservation.
- The caller’s credit card expires in October 2018.
TASK B
1. T 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F
TASK C
- On September 3rd.
- Mr. George Taylor.
- There’s an IT conference taking place in Singapore.
- The customer has to change rooms for the last night.
- Because the code will make the spelling clearer on the phone.
English for Hotel – Taking Reservation Part 2
TASK A
- Guest Name: Jane Brown Contact Number: 081-975-8823
- Email Address: janebrown@gmail.com Number of Guests: 2
- Number of Room: 1
- Room Types: Twin room
- Arrival Date: 1st of January
- Departure Date: 4th of January
- Method of Payment: cash
- …
- …
TASK B
- a single room
- a king room
- an executive suite
- a queen room
- a twin room
TASK C
The answers will vary. These are only suggested answers.
- Good morning. Reservations.
- How many people is the reservation for?
- Would you like a room with a double bed or two single beds.
- Let me check. Yes, we have availability for February 6th.
- I can offer you our best rate of 3,500 baht per night.
- Yes, the buffet breakfast is included in the room rate.
- Could you please give me your name and credit card details?
- Thank you, Ms. Smith. We look forward to welcoming you on February 6th. Goodbye.
TASK D
The answers will vary.
English for Hotel – Changing Reservation Part 1
TASK A
- Mr. Alfred Kim
- the arrival date
- on May 22nd
- for three nights
- He doesn’t think he can finish his errands before 21st.
TASK B
- one double room for two nights
- change from one room for two nights to two rooms for two nights.
- Yes, she can.
- It is easier to find out the guest’s information in the computer system.
TASK C
- Friday 20th of June/Friday 27th
- two double rooms/a family room
- two double rooms and a single room/a double room and a single room
- two suites from 10th-13th of June/two suites from 10th-15th of July
- a presidential suite with ABF from 1st-5th of January/a presidential suite from 1st- 3rd of January and a presidential suite with ABF from 4th- 6th of January
English for Hotel – Confirmation Reservation Part 2
TASK A
- two weeks ago
- a family room
- December 25th-28th
- a room near the swimming pool
- to be picked up at the airport around 3.00 p.m.
TASK B
1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T
English for Hotel – Cancelling Reservation Part 1
TASK A
- Mr. Robert Lee
- She wanted to cancel the reservation.
- Her husband has to have an operation in a few days.
TASK B
- No, he doesn’t.
- 48 hours.
- By email.
TASK C
- confirmation
- cancelled
- reservation
- charge
- there
- forward
TASK D
- The answers will vary. These are only suggested answers.
- Good morning. Sheraton Hotel.
- Could you tell me your reservation number, please?
- Mrs. Howard on March 25th.
- That’s OK. I’ve cancelled your reservation.
- No, there is no charge.
- Of course. Thank you for your call. Goodbye.
English for Hotel – Checking In Part 1
PART A
- Yes, he does.
- He asks for a single room on a lower floor.
- Because he doesn’t like to use the lift.
- He asks for a wake-up call at 7.00.
- The hotel serves breakfast between 7.00-10.30.
PART B
SURNAME: PARKER
FIRST NAME: JESSICA AMELIA NO. OF PERSONS: 1
ADDRESS: 1709 SYLVAN AVENUE, ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS CITY: NEW JERSEY
COUNTRY: USA POSTAL: 07632
NATIONALITY: AMERICAN FROM: USA
ARRIVAL DATE: OCTOBER 2 DEPARTURE DATE: 8
ROOM NO.: 1706 PAYMENT: VISA
PART C
- expecting
- was
- register
- first name
- address
- spell
- postal
- signature
- guest relations officer
- Thank you
English for Hotel – Checking In Part 2
PART A
1. T 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F
PART B
- Welcome
- check in
- suite
- delivered
- guest card
- Concierge
PART C
Conversation 1
- registration form
- a wake-up call
- double
- floor
- Do you need
- served
- a good stay
- Good night.
Conversation 2
- three nights
- credit card
- breakfast
- booked and paid
- doesn’t say
- check
- key
- your stay
English for Hotel – Dealing with Changes Part 1
TASK A
- tonight
- a double room
- The room type is changed from a double room to a family room.
- Yes, she can.
- £200
TASK B
- T
- T
- T
- F
- F
TASK C
- a booking
- shorten
- 15th of September
- the 12th until the 14th
- a limo
- Sign
English for Hotel – Dealing with Walk-In Guests Part 1
TASK A
- F (It has been delayed.)
- T
- F
- T
- T
TASK B
- No, he doesn’t.
- Because there is a large convention group this afternoon.
- She suggests the guest to stand by until 6.00 p.m.
- The guest leaves his luggage at the concierge.
- The hotel might be able to accommodate him if there are any cancellations.
TASK C
- two nights
- Do you have
- I’m sorry
- no rooms
- stand by
- wait
- recommend
- any rooms
TASK D
The answers will vary. These are only suggested answers.
- Do you have a reservation?
- I’m sorry, madam. We have no rooms available but would you like to stand by until 6.00 p.m.?
- I’m sorry, sir. We really don’t have a room now. But I’d like to recommend another hotel nearby. I’ll be happy to call them for you.
English for Hotel – Hotel Organization Part 1
TASK A
- complicated
- assistant
- professionalism
- different
- functions
- policy
- budgets
- Staff
TASK B
- international
- control
- policies
- inspection
- standards
- headquarters
- members
- throughout
- efficiency
- reservation
English for Hotel – Hotel Organization Part 2
PART A
| 1. A | 8.C |
| 2. D | 9.B |
| 3. D | 10. E |
| 4. B | 11. E |
| 5. E | 12. C |
| 6. A | 13. D |
| 7. E | 14. C |
English for Hotel – Hotel Organization Part 3
TASK A
The answers will vary. These are only suggested answers. There is more than one word that can be used.
- reservation clerk
- housekeeper
- cashier
- chef
- waiter/waitress
- concierge
TASK B
The answers will vary.
TASK C
- concierge
- waiter
- bellboy
- cashier
- driver