Accommodation & Facilities
Room Equipment & Amenities
Adjectives & Adverbs
German -> English
Spot the Mistake
100

A room for two people with one large bed.

Double room

100

Device used to dry wet hair.

hairdryer

100

Having a lot of space inside.

spacious

100

"Ich habe ein Einzelzimmer mit Meerblick gebucht"

"I have booked a single room with a sea view"

100

The receptionist gave us very useful informations about the city.

information

200

The desk where you check in and get your key.

reception (or front desk)

200

Small fridge in the room stocked with drinks.

minibar

200

Very expensive and high quality.

luxurious (or upscale)

200

"Gibt es hier im ganzen Hotel kostenloses WLAN?"

"Is there free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel?"

200

I am looking forward to meet you at the hotel.

to meeting

300

A room to safely leave bags after check-out.

luggage storage

300

Another English word for "Tresor"

deposit box

300

a hotel room where you cannot hear outside traffic or neighbors

soundproof

300

"Die Klimaanlage in meinem Zimmer funktioniert leider nicht."

Unfortunately, the air conditioning in my room is not working.

300

If I knew the code, I would opened the door.

would open
400

The service that takes your car and parks it for you.

valet parking

400

Heavy curtains that make sure that the room stays dark.

blackout curtains

400

Old, damaged, and in poor condition (two words).

run-down

400

"Ist in diesem Preis die Kurtaxe enthalten?"

Is the tourist tax included in this price? (city tax)


400

We wait for our room key for over an hour now.

We have been waiting

500

A hotel room that includes its own private bathroom.

en-suite room

500

Small, single-use bottles of soap and shampoo.

toiletries

500

service or cleanliness that is completely flawless and professional.

impeccable

500

"Könnte mir bitte ein Babybett aufs Zimmer gebracht werden?"

"Could a baby cot (or crib) be brought up to my room, please?"

500

The manager suggested to upgrade our room to a suite for free.

“suggested upgrading” (or suggested that we upgrade)