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English for hotel staff
The document discusses vocabulary related to working in the hotel industry. It provides definitions for words like adjoining rooms, amenities, bellboy, check-in, check-out, and others. Sample sentences are given using terms such as booking an adjoining room and discussing a hotel's location near amenities.
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English for hotel staff
- 1. What do yousee?
- 2. What is thetopic of our class? This word was designed for motorists
- 3. English for hotelstaff Identificar el vocabulario relacionado al tema para poder realizar una reservar o cancelación en el hotel. Extrae información de un texto escrito para poder elaborar un dialogo en que realice una reserva o cancelación en el hotel usando el vocabulario y gramática apropiado.
- 4. English for hotelstaff 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.
- 5. What words arerelated to a hotel? • Work in groups and make a visual organizer. HOTEL RECEPTION DESK BELLBOY LIFT ROOM
- 6. LOOK AT THEPICTURES AND WRITE THE NAME OF EACH ONE. LUGGAGE CART BELLBOY/ BELLHOP
- 7. LOOK AT THEPICTURES AND WRITE THE NAME OF EACH ONE. ROOM SERVICE ADJOINING ROOMS
- 8. LOOK AT THEPICTURES AND WRITE THE NAME OF EACH ONE. PULL OUT COUCH VALET
- 9. LOOK AT THEPICTURES AND WRITE THE NAME OF EACH ONE. VENDING MACHINE KEY CARD
- 10. USE YOUR DICTIONARIESAND 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
- 11. USE YOUR DICTIONARIESAND 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
- 12. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF ADJOINING ROOMS NOUN two hotel rooms with a door in the centre
- 13. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF AMENITIES NOUN local facilities such as stores and restaurants
- 14. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF ATTRACTIONS NOUN things for tourists to see and do
- 15. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF BAGGAGE NOUN bags and suitcases packed with personal belongings
- 16. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF BED AND BREAKFAST NOUN a home that offers a place to stay and a place to eat
- 17. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF BELLBOY NOUN a staff member who helps guests with their luggage
- 18. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF BAGGAGE NOUN bags and suitcases packed with personal belongings
- 19. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF BAGGAGE NOUN bags and suitcases packed with personal belongings
- 20. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF BOOK VERB arrange to stay in a hotel
- 21. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF BROCHURES NOUN small booklets that provide information on the local sites and attractions
- 22. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF CHECK-IN VERB go to the front desk to receive keys
- 23. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF CHECK-OUT NOUN return the keys and pay for the bill
- 24. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST NOUN free of charge
- 25. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF COT, ROLLAWAY BED NOUN a single bed on wheels that folds up
- 26. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF HOUSEKEEPING, MAID NOUN staff members that clean the rooms and linen
- 27. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF ICE MACHINE NOUN a machine that automatically makes ice that guests can use to keep drinks cold
- 28. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF INDOOR POOL NOUN place for guests to swim inside the hotel
- 29. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF INN NOUN another word for "hotel"
- 30. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF JACUZZI, HOT TUB, WHIRL POOL NOUN a small hot pool for relaxation
- 31. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF KITCHENETTE NOUN a small fridge and cooking area
- 32. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF LATE CHARGE NOUN a fee for staying past the check-out time
- 33. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF LINEN NOUN sheets, blankets, pillow cases
- 34. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF PARKING PASS NOUN a piece of paper that guests display in the car window while in the hotel parking lot
- 35. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF SOFA BED, PULL- OUT COUCH NOUN a bed built into a sofa or couch
- 36. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF VACANCY NOUN VACANT ADJ available rooms
- 37. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF VALET NOUN staff that parks the guests' vehicles
- 38. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF VENDING MACHINE NOUN a machine that distributes snacks and beverages when you insert coins
- 39. LET’S SEE THEVOCABULARY RELATED TO HOTEL STAFF WAKE UP CALL NOUN a morning phone call from the front desk, acts as an alarm clock
- 40. Now , workin groups and make 10 sentences using the new vocabulary learnt in class. •If you want we can book your parents in an adjoining room. •We are located downtown, so we are close to all of the amenities.
- 41. Finally, make aconversation at the hotel where you check- in or check- out.