A front-desk conversation teaching hotel English: booking an 8 AM shuttle, confirming flight details, explaining the $30 incidental hold, complimentary breakfast hours, Wi-Fi password, and nearby restaurants. Realistic dialogue for travelers and ESL students.
Will you take the shuttle tomorrow morning?
Need an ID and a method of payment. Our shuttle services leave the hotel every 30 minutes on the hour and half hour. You know what time you would need the shuttle bus in the morning?
Gotta double check, maybe 8.
What airlines are you flying with?
Spirit.
Were you parking a vehicle also or no? No. And how many people? 2 people. Would you like a wake-up call for the morning?
Oh no, that's all right. When we take the shuttle, is it like we'd come right up here? Yes. Okay.
Now, taking the 8 AM shuttle, they do need you here in the lobby at least 10 minutes prior.
Okay.
The only thing that's going to go on here is, uh, for incidentals, which is $30 that will fall off when you check out if there's no damage or smoking in the room. There is breakfast that starts at 5 AM here in the lobby.
It's a complimentary breakfast? Ah, yes, ma'am. Oh, nice. Okay.
Your room is going to be in Building 1 right behind me. The Wi-Fi password is going to be on the key card also. Okay. And, um, I'm sorry, our restaurant is closed. For food, there is Leonardo's, that's across the street. And then if you go outside and go around, there's a pizza place, a Subway, Leo's Coney Island, and a Middle Eastern restaurant.
The walking distance? Yeah, you can walk. It's just all connected with the hotel. A signature rate is— please check the amount on here.
It's because a third party basically paid them and they paid us. I emailed you the receipt. Okay, okay. Canvas closed.
