Hotel Check-out
Clase 18 de 21 • Audiocurso de Inglés para Turismo y Hotelería
Contenido del curso
Module 2: Front Desk and Check-In Operations
Module 3: Guest Services and Amenities
Module 4: Restaurant and Dining Service
Module 5: Tourist Information and Concierge
Module 6: Handling Complaints and Issues
Module 7: Events and Special Requests
A flawless checkout protects the guest’s memory of their stay and strengthens loyalty. Use a clear five-step flow with polite, indirect language to review the bill, take payment, collect feedback, retrieve the key card, and deliver a warm farewell. These phrases are simple, professional, and turn the last five minutes into a positive closing moment.
Why structure the hotel checkout into five steps?
A consistent sequence reduces stress for guests and staff. It keeps the interaction smooth and professional from greeting to goodbye.
- Greeting: a warm welcome at the desk.
- Bill review: present the final invoice and guide the check.
- Payment: confirm method and settle the balance.
- Feedback: invite impressions with indirect questions.
- Farewell: future-focused goodbye and safety wishes.
Use the guest’s final invoice as your guide through the sequence.
How to guide the bill review and payment politely?
Polite prompts help guests verify charges without pressure. Avoid blunt questions. Offer options and maintain a calm, friendly tone.
What phrases help with the invoice review?
- “If you could just check through the invoice, please.”
- “Here is your final invoice. Please take a moment to review it.”
- “This is the summary of your stay. Let me know if everything looks correct.”
Key vocabulary to model: - Final invoice: the last bill for the stay. - Summary of your stay: clear label for charges. - Looks correct: soft verification phrase.
How to request payment without pressure?
- “How would you like to pay?”
- “You can settle the balance with cash or card. Which would you prefer?”
- “Would you like me to charge the card on file?”
Useful terms to emphasize: - Settle the balance: complete the payment. - Cash or card: present options clearly. - Card on file: stored card from check‑in.
How to collect feedback, key card, and say farewell?
Close the interaction by checking satisfaction, retrieving the key, and sending them off warmly. Keep it indirect and guest-centered.
Which gentle questions invite feedback?
- “Could I just ask if everything was to your satisfaction?”
- “We’d love to hear about your stay. Do you have any feedback for us?”
- “Your opinion is very important. Was everything to your satisfaction during your visit?”
Key expressions for tone: - To your satisfaction: respectful quality check. - Feedback: invitation to share comments. - Apologize briefly if a small issue appears.
How to retrieve the room key?
- “May I have your room key, please?”
- “Do you have the key card with you?”
Keep it simple and polite. Use “please” and a calm voice.
What are professional farewells with future focus?
- “We look forward to welcoming you back soon.”
- “Have a safe trip home.”
- “It was a pleasure having you with us. We hope your journey continues smoothly.”
- “Thank you for choosing our hotel. We look forward to seeing you again soon.”
Finish with confidence and warmth. A future‑oriented farewell reinforces a positive last impression.
What practice helps you master the final five minutes?
Rehearse the complete flow so it feels natural and calm.
- Practice in front of a mirror.
- Focus on both verbal and non‑verbal aspects.
- Keep phrases soft, indirect, and option‑based.
- Maintain friendly eye contact and a relaxed pace.
- Aim to turn a transaction into a relationship.
Want to refine your checkout script or add your favorite phrases? Share them and keep the conversation going.