WorksheetsJargons
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 30mins
The guest is not expected to check out today and will stay in the hotel tonight.
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A guest who leaves the hotel without paying their bill. This can also be known as a ‘walk-out’
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Booking for a room
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Highest advertised rate, without any discounts
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Entering charges onto a guest’s account.
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The hotel has accepted more bookings than rooms available.
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Out of order – something does not work
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A person who has made a booking but does not arrive and does not contact the hotel to let them know.
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Rooms side by side with a connecting door between them.
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Things that are included in the bill, such as room and breakfast or use of gym
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Staff from the shift just ending pass on any important information to the staff on the next shift
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Full payment has been made so even if the guest does not arrive, the room is held overnight.
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Free of Charge
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Free Independent Traveler – someone not booked through an agent or with a group, charged at full rack rate.
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A guest account or bill
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Payment received in advance to guarantee a booking.
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The guest leaves before their booked departure date
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Estimated Time of Arrival
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Guest stays in the room longer than the time booked
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Estimated Time of Departure
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Registering the guest by checking and collecting guest information, method of payment and issuing them a room key
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Finalizing the guest’s account, accepting payment and collecting the
room key before the guest leaves the hotel.
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Particular dates when the hotel is fully booked
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Rooms side by side but without a connecting door between them
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Best Available Rate – the cheapest room rate available for that night.
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Move a guest to other accommodation due to overbooking.
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A guest with a booking cancels the room, this is the time for the room to be resold.
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Extra items that the guest may have to pay for, such as mini bar items.
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How full the hotel is – this is usually given as a percentage (%)
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Very important person
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