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Learn how to check in at a hotel in English — with a real-life conversation between a guest and a receptionist!
This beginner-friendly dialogue helps you practice useful phrases for travel, especially when staying at a hotel abroad.
The scene is set at night, in a warm and welcoming place called The Blue Orchid Hotel.

🎧 Speak slowly and clearly.
💬 Great for English beginners!

🔤 Vocabulary (English–English | Easy definitions)
reservation = a booking made in advance

receptionist = a person at the front desk of a hotel who helps guests

key card = a plastic card used to unlock a hotel room

guest = a person staying at a hotel

ground floor = the first level of a building (same as “first floor” in British English)

check in = to tell the hotel you've arrived and get your room

breakfast = the first meal of the day, usually in the morning

👨 Guest:
Hi. I have a reservation for tonight.

👩 Receptionist:
Great. May I have your name, please?

👨 Guest:
Sure. It’s Alex Chen. A-L-E-X … C-H-E-N.

👩 Receptionist:
Thank you, Mr. Chen. Yes, I found your booking.
Would you like a room with one bed or two?

👨 Guest:
One bed, please.

👩 Receptionist:
No problem. Here’s your key card.
Your room is on the third floor.

👨 Guest:
Thanks. What time is breakfast?

👩 Receptionist:
From 7 to 10 a.m., at the restaurant on the ground floor.

👨 Guest:
Perfect. Thank you very much!

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