book
/bʊk/To ask a hotel or a train company to keep a room or a seat for you.
Example: I'd like to book a room for two nights.
A110 words · Beginner
Booking Accommodation vocabulary — A1
Hotel booking vocabulary for the basics, such as book and stay, and price, pay or cash, plus filling in a form for a double room.
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10stay
/steɪ/To live somewhere for a short time when you are away from home.
Example:
We plan to stay at a small hotel near the beach.
night
/naɪt/The period of time you sleep somewhere, used to count how long a stay is.
Example:
We booked one night at the guesthouse.
price
/praɪs/The amount of money you must pay for something.
Example:
Ask about the price before you book the room.
pay
/peɪ/To give money for something you want to have or use.
Example:
You can pay for the room when you arrive.
cash
/kæʃ/Money in the form of coins and notes, not a card or cheque.
Example:
The hostel only accepts cash, not cards.
form
/fɔrm/A paper or online document with spaces for you to write your details.
Example:
Fill in this form to book your room.
full
/fʊl/With no more space or rooms left.
Example:
Sorry, the hotel is full tonight.
double room
A hotel room with one large bed for two people.
Example:
We booked a double room for two nights.
discount
/dɪˈskaʊnt/A lower price than usual.
Example:
The hotel gave us a discount for staying a week.
