HOTEL SERVICES UNIT 10 HOTEL SERVICES FACILITIES revision





























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HOTEL SERVICES UNIT 10
HOTEL SERVICES & FACILITIES revision
dry cleaning & laundry
entertainment • cinema • theatre • concerts • stand-up • ballet
games • board games • cards • chess • draughts • Monopoly
golf • golf course • golf clubs
ironing • ironing board
taxi • booking a taxi • taxi = cab
stationery • pen & paper
night porter • available in some hotels after 10 pm
newspapers
safe/safety deposit
food & beverage (=drinks) RESTAURANT BAR ROOM SERVICE
room service • when food is brought to the room
complimentary = free of charge • complimentary coffee • complimentary glass of wine • complimentary dessert
dining facilities • bar • café • restaurant • pastry shop • banqueting room
banqueting facilities • providing food & service for a special event, e. g. wedding, conference
uniformed services BELL PERSON CONCIERGE VALET /V∂LEI/ PARKING
office support • secretarial services • translation • printing & photocopying
hotel transfer • airport pick-up • limousine service • courtesy van
other services & equipment WAKE-UP CALL PARKING EXTRA BED CRIB/COT EXTRA LINEN, TOWELS, PILLOWS, BLANKETS
restaurant capacity = number of covers (guests served at a table)
lounge /laundʒ/ • public space to sit and relax (or wait) • hotel lounge • cocktail lounge • departure lounge at airport • living room at home
pastry • baked products made from flour (eggs, milk. . ) • sweet or savoury • pastry chef (plus cakes, ice cream, bread)
cuisine • Italian/Chinese • national/traditional • dish/specialty/food kitchen
have/get something done = somebody does it for us • John washed his car. (he did it himself) • John had his car washed. (paid for carwash service)
have/get something done = somebody does it for us • Can I have my shirt cleaned? • I’d like to have my hair cut. • I want to have my photograph taken. will have/can have/has/had + OBJ (shirt/car) + ED/3.
verb + (OBJ) + to infinitive • I want to speak to the • I want you to speak to manager. the manager. • He’d like to come. • He’d like me to come. • We expected to be late. • We expected him to be late.
apologising & explaining I’m (really/very) sorry (but)… I’m afraid (but)… Unfortunately, …