Book accommodation at your hotel? is it right?
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I was wondering if saying "book accommodation at your hotel" is right
or should I say, "book the hotel" or something like that.
thanks
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asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
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I was wondering if saying "book accommodation at your hotel" is right
or should I say, "book the hotel" or something like that.
thanks
books
asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
1
To me a request to "book the hotel" somewhat implies booking the whole hotel (every available room). To "book accommodation" is correct but maybe a bit stilted.
– HBruijn
2 days ago
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I was wondering if saying "book accommodation at your hotel" is right
or should I say, "book the hotel" or something like that.
thanks
books
asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
1
I was wondering if saying "book accommodation at your hotel" is right
or should I say, "book the hotel" or something like that.
thanks
books
books
asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
1
asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
1
asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
1
asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
1
asked Apr 8 at 5:24
yairyair
1
1
To me a request to "book the hotel" somewhat implies booking the whole hotel (every available room). To "book accommodation" is correct but maybe a bit stilted.
– HBruijn
2 days ago
add a comment |
To me a request to "book the hotel" somewhat implies booking the whole hotel (every available room). To "book accommodation" is correct but maybe a bit stilted.
– HBruijn
2 days ago
To me a request to "book the hotel" somewhat implies booking the whole hotel (every available room). To "book accommodation" is correct but maybe a bit stilted.
– HBruijn
2 days ago
To me a request to "book the hotel" somewhat implies booking the whole hotel (every available room). To "book accommodation" is correct but maybe a bit stilted.
– HBruijn
2 days ago
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"Book accommodation at your hotel" sounds a little strange.
Perhaps you could phrase it as:
"I would like to reserve a (family/single/double) room for three nights."
"I would like to book a hotel room."
answered 2 days ago
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"Book accommodation at your hotel" sounds a little strange.
Perhaps you could phrase it as:
"I would like to reserve a (family/single/double) room for three nights."
"I would like to book a hotel room."
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"Book accommodation at your hotel" sounds a little strange.
Perhaps you could phrase it as:
"I would like to reserve a (family/single/double) room for three nights."
"I would like to book a hotel room."
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"Book accommodation at your hotel" sounds a little strange.
Perhaps you could phrase it as:
"I would like to reserve a (family/single/double) room for three nights."
"I would like to book a hotel room."
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TinaTina
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"Book accommodation at your hotel" sounds a little strange.
Perhaps you could phrase it as:
"I would like to reserve a (family/single/double) room for three nights."
"I would like to book a hotel room."
answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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To me a request to "book the hotel" somewhat implies booking the whole hotel (every available room). To "book accommodation" is correct but maybe a bit stilted.
– HBruijn
2 days ago