住酒店 Staying at a Hotel.ppt

* Staying at a Hotel/Motel Lesson 3 By Huang Xiaojuan A traveler is checking into a hotel. Front Desk: Welcome to the Wyatt Hotel. How may I help you? Traveler: Id like a room please? Front Desk: Would you like a single or a double? Traveler: Id like a double, please? Front Desk: May I have your name, please? Traveler: Timothy Findley. Front Desk: Could you spell that please? Traveler: F-I-N-D-L-E-Y. Front Desk: How many are in your party? Traveler: Just two. Front Desk: How many nights would you like to stay? Traveler: Just tonight. Front Desk: How will you be paying? Traveler: Is Visa OK? Front Desk: Thatll be fine. Would you like a wake-up call? Traveler: Yes, Id like a wake-up call for 6:30. Do you have a pool? Front desk: Yes, we do. On the 2nd floor. Heres your key. Room 405 is on the fourth floor. Which sentence is correct? I stayed in a hotel when I was on vacation. I lived in a hotel when I was on vacation. When I arrived at the hotel, I checked in. When I arrived at the hotel, I checked out. left Making a reservation When we ask a hotel to save a room for us for a future date, we can say. make a reservation book a room reserve a room Let’s practice some common sentences I would like to make a reservation for September 5. I would like to book a room for tomorrow night. Could you please reserve a room for me for Monday? Checking in and Checking out of a Hotel Lesson vocabulary pronunciation practice lobby guest reception desk receptionist luggage credit card cash 1 5 3 2 4 6 __ credit card __ mini bar __ hotel __ cash __ room __ lobby 1 3 2 4 __ reception desk __ guest __ luggage __ receptionist Receptionist: Hello. How can I help you? Bill: Hi. I have a reservation for a room. I would like to check in, please. Receptionist: That is great! What is your name, please? Bill: My name’s Bill Jones. Receptionist: Ah, Mr. Jones. I have your reservation. So you want to stay for two nights. Is that correct? Bill: Yes, that’s right. Receptionist: The roo