予約が必要、予約は不要って英語でなんて言うの？

"Good morning, how may I help you?" "Good morning. I may stay at your hotel this evening, but I'm not sure. How are you for occupancy at the moment?" "Well, this is a busy time of year. You need to make a reservation to be sure if you want to stay here." "But can I just arrive and if there is a room available, book it on the spot?" "Yes, you don't have to make a reservation, but you may be disappointed if we are fully booked."

*This restaurant does not take 'walk ins'* MEANING = ‘walk ins’ are people who are literally walking in off the street and don’t have a reservation then you cannot come in. You have to book a table to dine here. *We don't take reservations unfortunately* MEANING = we don’t take any bookings. We only serve people who walk in and take a table. You cannot guarantee eating here basically. *This restaurant/bar only takes reservations sorry.* MEANING = the only way you can eat at this restaurant is to book a table ahead of time. Usually you can do this by email, phone or on their website/facebook page!

If you make a reservation, you arrange for something such as a table in a restaurant or a room in a hotel to be kept for you. A reservation is needed. = you need a reservation No reservation is required. = you don't need a reservation

"in advance" is simply another way of saying 'ahead of time'. In this context, it indicates that an action is required. To 'book' means to make a reservation. Many restaurants, concerts, or events will advertise with the phrase 'bookings essential' to inform customers that they will need to make a reservation in advance.

*Reservation/Bookings. It means booking something for future events or travelling arrangements for a certain period of time. For example hotel/venue/lodge reservation, bus bookings, beauty spa reservation. You can cancel a reservation/booking but some places can charge a cancellation fee. Example Sentences: I need to cancel my hotel reservation,i don't think i will travel to Canada next month. I'm sorry a reservation is required a month before. *No bookings needed. If it's a restaurant it means you can walk in and if there are free tables order your food. A: Do you think i need to book for a table at Tasha's restaurant? B: Oh no bookings needed.

If you wanted to express that either a reservation is needed or a reservation is not needed, you could say any of the following: "a reservation is needed","a reservation is not needed" or"a reservation is/isn't needed" .

These are the simple phrases that can be used to state whether a reservation is needed or not. We would used the word required to describe whether or not something is an obligation or not.

Sometimes if you want to dine at a restaurant, different restaurants have different policies. If you wish to dine at some restaurants, you have to make a reservation beforehand, whereas, in other restaruants, a reservation is not needed. Here are some ways in which you can express this:- 1. "You need to make a reservation" - If the restaurant has a policy where diners have to make a reservation before dining. 2. You don't have to make a reservation - Some restaurants you can just walk in and dine.

When you want to express that someone needs or doesn't need to make a reservation; then you may express this in the following ways: -There is no need to make a reservation / You need to make a reservation -You don't have to make a reservation. / You have to make a reservation

If you would like to tell someone that a reservation is needed/not needed, you can say something like "You must make a reservation first." to someone if a reservation is required, or "No reservation is needed." to someone who does not need to make a reservation for something.