hotel
/hoʊˈtɛl/Somewhere you pay to sleep and eat when you are away from home.
Example: Our hotel had a lovely view of the mountains.
A110 words · Beginner
Hotels vocabulary — A1
Hotel vocabulary for a first stay, including the room, the key and the bathroom, plus a shower, a pillow and a wake-up call.
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/rum/The space inside a hotel with a bed, where one person or family sleeps.
Example:
Our room is on the third floor near the lift.
key
/ki/A small metal or plastic thing you use to open and lock a door.
Example:
I always leave my key at the hotel desk.
bed
/bɛd/The piece of furniture that you sleep on at night.
Example:
The bed in our hotel room was really comfortable.
bathroom
/ˈbæˌθrum/A room with a toilet, sink, and usually a bath or shower.
Example:
The bathroom had fresh towels and hot water.
shower
/ˈʃaʊər/A device or place for washing yourself while standing.
Example:
She took a quick shower before breakfast.
pillow
/ˈpɪloʊ/A soft cushion you rest your head on in bed.
Example:
The bed had four soft pillows.
lift
/lɪft/A machine that carries people up and down between floors of a building.
Example:
We took the lift to our room on the tenth floor.
floor
/flɔr/One level of a building, such as the third or fourth.
Example:
Our room was on the fifth floor.
wake-up call
A service that rouses you at a time you asked for, often by phone.
Example:
We asked for a wake-up call at six in the morning.
