Hotel check-in (basic)
At a late-night hotel front desk, state the reservation name, hand over your passport, and receive the room key. You can complete check-in with just short sentences.
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Hello, I'm here to check in.
The reservation is under the name Kim.
'under + name' means 'reserved under (name)'. Usually, you mention the last name, and if they don't understand, you spell it out in letters.
Here is my passport.
When asked for ID or passport at check-in, just hand it over with this phrase. The same structure applies to cards: 'Here's my card.'
What time is check-out?
It's usually at 11 a.m. If you want to leave later, you need to ask for a late check-out separately.
Can you give me two keys?
Room keys are key or key card. It's natural to request two if you have company. You can change the number for three as well.
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'Can I get + noun?
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' is a versatile structure for requesting things at a hotel.
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You can ask for keys, receipts, towels, morning calls, etc.
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, just by changing the noun.
- check-in — Check-in, room registration
- reservation — Reservation
- key card — Card-type room key
- front desk — Front desk, reception desk
- passport — Passport