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What Do You See?
What Do You See?
Working in the hotel industry you will come across many types of
travellers. Some will be business guests, others will be tourists and
visitors. Many will speak a different language other than your own.
Chances are, plenty of your guests will speak English. Do you know how
to speak politely to a guest in English? Can you understand their
requests and serve them accordingly? Whether your job is to take
reservations or clean the hotel rooms, these pages can help you learn
important words and expressions to use on the job in the hotel
industry.
What words are related to a hotel?
RECEPTION
DESK
LIFT
BELLBOY/ BELLHOP
LUGGAGE CART
LOOK AT THE PICTURES AND WRITE
THE NAME OF EACH ONE.
ROOM SERVICE
ADJOINING ROOMS
LOOK AT THE PICTURES AND WRITE
THE NAME OF EACH ONE.
VALET
LOOK AT THE PICTURES AND WRITE
THE NAME OF EACH ONE.
VENDING MACHINE
KEY CARD
USE YOUR DICTIONARIES AND LOOK UP
THE MEANING OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS
WORD MEANING
ADJOINING ROOMS
AMENITIES
BELLBOY
CHECK –IN
CHECK-OUT
COT
DAMAGE CHARGE
MAID
INN
HOT TUB
KITCHENETTE
USE YOUR DICTIONARIES AND LOOK UP
THE MEANING OF THE FOLLOWING WORDS
WORD MEANING
LATE CHARGE
LINEN
LUGGAGE CART
PARKING PASS
VACANCY
VALET
VENDING MACHINE
WAKE UP CALL
WEIGHT ROOM
KEY CARD
WAKE-UP CALL
LET’S SEE THE VOCABULARY RELATED
TO HOTEL STAFF
ADJOINING ROOMS
two hotel rooms with a door in the centre
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
AMENITIES
local facilities such as stores and restaurants
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
ATTRACTIONS
things for tourists to see and do
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
BAGGAGE
bags and suitcases packed with personal belongings
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
BED AND BREAKFAST a home that offers a place to stay and a place to
NOUN eat
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TO HOTEL STAFF
BELLBOY
a staff member who helps guests with their luggage
NOUN
LET’S SEE THE VOCABULARY RELATED
TO HOTEL STAFF
BAGGAGE
bags and suitcases packed with personal belongings
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
BAGGAGE
bags and suitcases packed with personal belongings
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
BOOK
arrange to stay in a hotel
VERB
LET’S SEE THE VOCABULARY RELATED
TO HOTEL STAFF
CHECK-IN
go to the front desk to receive keys
VERB
LET’S SEE THE VOCABULARY RELATED
TO HOTEL STAFF
CHECK-OUT
return the keys and pay for the bill
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
COMPLIMENTARY
BREAKFAST free of charge
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
HOUSEKEEPING,
staff members that clean the rooms and linen
MAID NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
INDOOR POOL
place for guests to swim inside the hotel
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
INN
another word for "hotel"
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
JACUZZI, HOT TUB,
WHIRL POOL a small hot pool for relaxation
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
KITCHENETTE
a small fridge and cooking area
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
LATE CHARGE
a fee for staying past the check-out time
NOUN
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TO HOTEL STAFF
LINEN
sheets, blankets, pillow cases
NOUN
LET’S SEE THE VOCABULARY RELATED
TO HOTEL STAFF
VALET
staff that parks the guests' vehicles
NOUN
LET’S SEE THE VOCABULARY RELATED
TO HOTEL STAFF
WAKE UP CALL a morning phone call from the front desk, acts as an
NOUN alarm clock
Now , work in groups and make 10 sentences
using the new vocabulary learnt in class.