Hotel checkout (basic)
A situation where you check out at the front desk as you leave your room in the morning. It includes saying your room number, receiving the receipt, and basic expressions for leaving late or temporarily storing luggage.
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Hello, I would like to check out.
The counterpart of check-in. Say it in the present continuous just like 'I'm checking in'. Use it as your first phrase when leaving the room.
It's room 305.
305 is read as 'three oh five', and 1200 is read as 'twelve hundred'.
Can I get a receipt?
Can I check out a bit late?
Usually, they allow extensions until 1-2 PM. It could be free or may incur an additional fee.
Can I leave my luggage for a few hours?
It's useful for sightseeing after check-out and picking up luggage in the evening. leave/store/hold all work.
- 1
'I'm + -ing' expresses what you are about to do.
- 2
'I'm checking in' and 'I'm checking out' are a pair.
- 3
The progressive form naturally expresses future plans.
- check-out — Check-out, departure
- receipt — Receipt
- bill — Bill, invoice
- late check-out — Late check-out
- luggage — Luggage, baggage