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learning.  \nMOTIVACIÓN:  \nPlease check the link, and use the foro to write, what you understand from it.  \n[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY0K5f06adg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY0K5f06adg)  \n[EXPLICACI](EXPLICACI)Ó [N:](N:)  \nThere are some important words in order to learn about hotels and their environment, please read carefully.  \nHotel Vocabulary List  \nThis is a hotel vocabulary list. You will find here definitions of vocabulary items related to hotels along with clear examples.  \nLODGINGS  \nall-inclusive  \nan all-inclusive resort is a holiday resort that includes a minimum of three meals daily, drinks and other services in the price.  \nbed and breakfast  \na private home where guests are provided overnight accommodations and served breakfast but usually no other meals.  \nThey stayed at a bed and breakfast near the Eiffel Tower.  \ndouble room  \na room in a hotel that has a bed for two adults.  \nWe want to book a double room hostel  \na lodging place, with dormitory accommodation and shared facilities, especially for young travelers. In a hostel toilets are shared by all guests.  \nhotel  \na commercial establishment that provides accommodation and other services for guests. Another word for hotel is inn.  \nThere are many expensive hotels downtown.  \ninn  \na hotel .  \nThis is an old inn where many stars have stayed.  \nlobby  \nA large area near the reception.  \nI was waiting in the lobby when I saw her coming to the reception desk.  \nmotel  \nA lodging establishment typically featuring a series of rooms whose entrance is near a parking lot normally located near a major highway.  \nJohn: I am tired. I need some sleep.  \nMary: Lets spend the night at a motel and continue the trip tomorrow morning.  \nreception  \na desk at hotel where visitors or guests are received.  \nHotel guests may ask for WiFi password at the reception desk.  \nsingle room  \na room in a hotel that has a bed for one adult.  \nsuite  \na number of connected rooms in a hotel forming one living unit.  \nThe multi-millionaire is staying at the royal suite.  \nPEOPLE  \nbellboy  \na male worker at a hotel who carries luggage for guests.  \nPlease, let the bellboy carry the bags for you.  \nhotel manager  \nsomeone who is in charge of managing a hotel.  \nmaid  \na woman servant who cleans the rooms and the linen.  \nvalet  \na hotel employee who performs personal services for guests.  \nDon't worry about the car! 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