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CEFR A2 • Travel English

Checking Out of a Hotel: ESL Listening Dialogue (A2)

A A2 English listening dialogue. A guest checks out, questions an item on the bill and asks to leave luggage. Use it for listening practice, role play or homework, and generate the audio in a US, UK or Australian accent.

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Dialogue Script (2 speakers)

Receptionist: Good morning. Are you checking out? Guest: Yes, please. Room two-one-four. Receptionist: Thank you. How was your stay? Guest: Very nice, thanks. The room was very quiet. Receptionist: Great. Here is your bill. Guest: Hmm. There's fifteen dollars for the minibar. But I didn't use it. Receptionist: Oh, I'm sorry. Let me check. <short pause> You're right. It's a mistake. I'll take it off. Guest: Thank you. Receptionist: So the total is three hundred and twenty dollars. Guest: Can I pay by card? Receptionist: Of course. Guest: Also, my train is at four o'clock. Can I leave my bags here? Receptionist: Yes. We can keep them in the luggage room. Here's your ticket. Guest: Perfect. Thanks for your help.
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Key Vocabulary

to check out
To pay and leave a hotel.
bill
A paper that shows how much you must pay.
minibar
A small fridge with drinks and snacks in a hotel room.
to leave luggage
To let the hotel keep your bags for a few hours.

Comprehension Questions

  1. What room is the guest in?
  2. What is wrong with the bill?
  3. What time is the guest's train?
  4. Where will the hotel keep the bags?

Tip: after you generate the audio, open its Lesson view for a printable transcript, vocabulary list and quiz with answers.

How to Use It in Class

  • Before listening: pre-teach the key vocabulary and ask students to predict what happens.
  • First listen: students answer the comprehension questions without the script.
  • Second listen: give out the script and have students underline useful phrases.
  • Speaking: pairs role-play the dialogue, then change one detail and improvise.

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