Taking a Hotel Reservation

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Welcome to...

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a basic greeting for guests, usually followed by the hotel name
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How can I help you? / How may I help you?

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used to offer help or assistance to the guest
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I'd like a room.

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a response stating one's intent to stay at the hotel
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Do you have a reservation?

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used to ask if the guest has made a reservation before they arrived
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I have a reservation under... / I have a reservation for...

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used to tell your reservation details and name
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How many nights?

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used to ask how long the guest will be staying at the hotel
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May I have your passport, please? / Can I have your passport, please?

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used to ask for the guest's passport
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We need a deposit.

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used to tell the guest to pay an initial deposit before they check in
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You are in room ___ on the ___ floor.

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used to point the guest to their room and floor
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Do you need help with your bags? / Would you like help with your bags?

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used to offer help or assistance to the guest
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I hope you enjoy your stay.

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a polite way of ending the conversation and wishing guests well
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