Staying At a Hotel Vocabulary

Staying At a Hotel Vocabulary

If you are staying in a hotel of an English speaking country, that lesson will be very useful to you, or if you are working in a hotel all of its visitors speak English, you should need the vocabulary which are used in the hotel.

In that lesson, we gather all the potential vocabulary which you can use in the hotel, let's begin.

First of all, we have the workers or the staff who work at the hotel:

A doorman: is the person who opens and closes the door for visitors.

A valet: is the person who takes your car to the parking.

A housekeeping or a maid: is the person (in general is a woman) who cleans the room, brings fresh towels, and do something like so.

A porter: is the person who staying outside the hotel and taking your your bag inside to the front desk; in general the porter is the man who does many tasks for the guests.

A bellhop: is the man who take your bag to your room or downstairs.

A concierge: is the person who does for you anything that want to do out the hotel like  

Second, when you go to the hotel or work in the hotel, you'll go to the front desk, or you'll go to the reception or you will go to the check in desk; All of them are located in the lobby of the hotel; the lobby is the entrance or the main are in the hotel.

If you are in your room and don't want the maid to come and clean it, don’t forget to hang "Don't disturb" tag on you door.  

Basically, hotels have rooms or suites, what is the difference; just names according to the hotels, but in general, suite is bigger than and many suites have a "kitchenette" to make small meals and snacks. Otherwise rooms or suites are the same thing.

If you have your family, you can demand "adjoining room" that every one of your family can go to the other room without going out to the holly.  

All these things are in the hotel. But we have others terms like "hotel" we have: hostel and motel

Know the different between them and know more about the hotel vocabulary form that video