Asking for Late Check-Out
Staying later — whether it's possible and what it costs.
- Them
Are you checking out today?
- You
Yes, but my flight isn't until eight.
- Them
Check-out is at noon, but we can be flexible.
- You
Could I stay in the room until three?
- Them
Until two is free. After that we charge half a night.
- You
Two is fine. I'll leave my bags after that.
- Them
Perfect. We'll hold them as long as you need.
- You
Thank you, that solves my afternoon.
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Words in this dialogue
- checkingregistering on arrival; looking at
- todaythis day
- flighta journey by plane
- isn'tshort for is not
- untilup to the time that
- eightthe number 8
- check-outleaving a hotel room
- noontwelve in the daytime
- flexibleable to change easily
- stayto remain; to eat here
- rooma space inside a building
- threethe number 3
- freecosting nothing; not busy
- afterlater than
- chargeto take money from a card
- halfone of two equal parts
- nightthe dark part of the day
- fineall right; a penalty payment
- i'llshort for I will
- leaveto go away from; to let stay
- bagssomething you carry things in
- perfectwith nothing wrong at all
- we'llshort for we will
- holdto keep for someone; to have in your hand
- longmeasuring a lot end to end
- needto have to have
- solvesfinds an answer to
- afternoonthe time between noon and evening
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