IELTS Listening Part 1 · Easy
Booking a hotel room
A guest calls a hotel to book a room. Practise catching dates, prices and personal details.
Type the whole sentence
Sentence 1 of 100/10 completed
Tip: write numbers as digits (14th, 6.30, 95). Capitals and punctuation don't matter.
Full transcript (contains answers)
- Good morning, Riverside Hotel, how can I help you?
- I'd like to book a double room for three nights, please.
- We'll be arriving on the 14th of July.
- Could I have your surname, please?
- It's Thompson, with a P and an S at the end.
- The room costs 95 pounds per night, including breakfast.
- Would you prefer a room with a view of the river?
- Check-in is from 2 o'clock, and check-out is before 11.
- Is there anywhere to park near the hotel?
- Yes, guests can use the car park behind the building for free.
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