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17 expression(s)

travel C1

adjacent rooms booking

Learn about adjacent rooms booking. Understand how to request side-by-side accommodations for family or group travel.
travel B2

ensuite bathroom

Learn what an ensuite bathroom is, how to use it in conversation, and avoid common travel booking mistakes.
travel B2

extended stay

Understand the travel phrase 'extended stay'. Learn how to describe long-term hotel bookings and find useful examples for your next long trip.
travel B1

hotel voucher

Discover what a 'hotel voucher' is and how to use it when booking and checking into your accommodations.
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travel B1

late arrival

What does 'late arrival' mean? Discover how to use this travel term in English with natural examples, practice exercises, and common errors.
travel B2

late check-in fee

Understand what a 'late check-in fee' is and how to avoid extra charges when arriving late at your accommodation.
travel A2

private bathroom

Learn the meaning of 'private bathroom' and how to use it when booking accommodation, comparing hotel rooms, or asking front desk staff for assistance.
travel B2

private en-suite

Learn what 'private en-suite' means when booking accommodations like B&Bs, hostels, or hotels.
travel B2

adjoining rooms

Understand what "adjoining rooms" are, how they differ from connecting rooms, and how to request these side-by-side options at a hotel on your next family trip.
travel B1

book a room

Learn how to use the common travel expression 'book a room' to reserve hotel accommodation. See natural examples and common mistakes.
travel B2

half board

Learn what "half board" means when booking hotel accommodation, how it differs from other meal plans like full board, and how to use it correctly on your next vacation.
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travel B1

no vacancies

Master the expression 'no vacancies' to understand hotel signs and avoid booking issues during peak seasons.
travel B1

room rate

Learn how to discuss 'room rate' when booking hotels, comparing prices, and checking for hidden fees.
travel B2

room with a view

Find out what 'room with a view' means and how to use it when booking accommodation. Improve your travel English with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
travel B1

twin beds

Learn what twin beds means when booking a hotel. Discover how to request two separate single beds for your next trip and avoid common booking mistakes.
travel A2

double room

Understand what a double room is, the bed configurations to expect, and how to book one for your next vacation.
travel A2

single room

Learn what a single room is, how to book one at a hotel, and see natural examples for your next trip.