予約している○○ですって英語でなんて言うの？

There are a couple of different ways you can check in at a hotel. First off, you definitely want to use the word "reservation" and state your name. Try these phrases: - I have a reservation for 〇〇. - I have a room reserved under 〇〇.

You can use reservation and booking interchangeably. They mean the same thing. Example Hotel staff: How can I help you, Sir. You: I have a reservation/booking under the name Mr Tayaki.

There is not much more you can do in this situation, other than state your name and the fact that you have reserved a room for one or more nights. You could, at the same time, produce a confirmation paper, if your booking was made online. "Good evening, madam!" "Good evening. My name's Smith. I have a booking with you for tonight." "Certainly. Please would you complete this registration form?" "Sure."

We can use the words booking or reservation to show we have a room at the hotel. In English we use the word under before stating our name. This might look like a strange way to use this word but it is natural in English language! You can also say you hare here to check in. 'I am here to check in, my name is ○○' is a polite way to ask but still direct and very easily understood by anyone working in a hotel.

There is a common joke in the USA. When talking about cooking skills, one person might say "the best thing I make is fried chicken." Another person might reply, "the only thing I make well is reservations". (meaning, they cannot cook but, can call a restaurant).

The first thing to do would be to attract the receptionist's attention by using the exclamation 'hello' as per the first request. When the receptionist has your full attention, you then proceed and let her know that you have a reservation at that hotel under your name. Then you politely ask him/her to check. In the second request, you again attract the receptionist's attention by using the phrase 'excuse me' and then you proceed to mention your name, before letting him/her know that you have a reservation at the hotel and politely asking him/her to check. So, you may say: Hello, I have a reservation at this hotel under the name_________. Please check. or Excuse me, my name is ________. I have a reservation at this hotel. Will you please check?

"I have a reservation under..." and "I have a room booked under..." These statements are used very often when booking into a hotel that you are staying in. a 'Reservation' is the term used when you have reserved something, for example reserving a hotel room for you to stay in. another expression used for this is 'Booked', when something in 'booked under' it usually refers to your name.

Good day my name is XXX I made a booking and I would like to check in. (This is a polite and direct way to confirm the reservation that you have made.) Hi my name is XXX I would like to check in. (This is a common and straight forward way to check into a hotel.)

both of my example sentences will allow you to introduce yourself and let the hotel worker know that you have a reservation at their hotel

There is often quite a crowd around the check in desk which means the sooner we can communicate our reservation... the sooner we will be up inour room:-D The most effective manner is: " State your name " and the fact that you have a "reservation in place".../have a room "booked: The name is...Bond...and I have a room booked ;_D

The above means you have a reservation and would like to check in.

If you are checking into a hotel it is usually best to tell introduce yourself by saying you have a reservation or you would like to check in first before saying your name. This will give the staff time to get ready to type your name into the computer.

When you arrive at the hotel, you check in by stating your name and completing any payments you may have due. Once you are done with the admin you will be handed your room keys, you may then go to your room and unpack or do whatever is necessary. "Hi, my name is Rob Thomerson, I have a reservation." "I would like to check in, my name is Rob Thomerson."