By teacher Angela Carvalho Araújo/2010

1. Learning about hotels TOP NOTCH 2A – UNIT 3 By teacher Angela Carvalho Araújo/2010

2. Places to stay when traveling • Inn • Youth hostels • Bed & Breakfast • Hotels

3. Youth Hostels Often located in historic areas, hostels range from simple farmhouses to hotels able to house several hundred people. Supervised shelter providing inexpensive overnight lodging, particularly for young people. Hostels place limits on the length of stay and formerly set a maximum-age limit for guests. Guests often cook their own meals, make their own beds, and do other chores.

4. Youth Hostels The hosteling movement was founded by Richard Schirrmann, a German schoolteacher. He was concerned about the health of young people breathing polluted air in industrial cities. Common in Germany in the early 1900s, they spread through Europe and other parts of the world after World War I.

5. Youth Hostels

6. Bed & Breakfast Inns • Inns are generally establishments or buildings where travelers can seek lodging and, usually, food and drink. They are typically located in the country or along a highway. • Date back from Romans’ time in Europe. • Because of the system of Roman Roads built two millennia ago.

7. Bed & Breakfast Inns New York South Carolina

8. Gramado – Belluno Inn Food service

9. Hotels Around the World Locanda Silva – Venice Excallibur – Las Vegas El Conquistador – Buenos Aires Ramada Inn – New York

10. LOBBY HOTEL FACILITIES/Amenities RECEPTION AREA or FRONT DESK COUNTER FITNESS CENTER SWIMMING POOL

11. RESTAURANT HOTEL FACILITIES GIFT SHOP BAR

12. HOTEL FACILITIES/ Amenities SAUNA BUSINESS CENTER BEDROOM Poolside bar Cocktail bar Parking Convention center Elevator Car rental Public area Beauty/Barber salon Play area Medical service

13. Rooms Triple room Quadruple room Standard Luxury Crib Sleeping couch Extra bed/ spare bed Room with a balcony Room with a sea view Room with a garden view Adjoining room Ocean front room Single room Double room Bathroom King-size bed

14. 24 hour service Airconditioning Children bed Dogs allowed Elevators Hair dryer Internet Access Laundry Minibar in the room Private bath Restaurant Room safe Room service Telephone in the room TV in the room TWIN BED ROLLAWAY BED BUNK BED

15. HOTEL WORKERS

16. WAITER BELLHOP, BELLBOY OR BELLMAN CONCIERGE OCCUPATIONS HOTEL MAID chambermaid RECEPTIONIST DOORMEN TELEPHONE OPERATOR

17. More Occupations • There is the • Cashier • Chef • Cook • Maintenance man • Order taker • Waitress • Valet • Laundry valet

18. Hotel Services • Room service • Minibar • Internet access • Limousine • Photocopies • Coffee Shop • Shoe shine overnight service • Local and overseas calls • Collect call (the receiver pays for it) • Housekeeping • Make up the room • Make the beds • Pick up the laundry • Bring up something (magazines, newspaper, etc) • Take away the dishes • Turn down the beds

19. Toiletries and other items Hair dryer Hangers Towels

20. VERBS • Check in – when you arrive at the hotel • Check out – when you leave the hotel • Bring up – when you need to have sth in the room • Take away – when you don’t want sth in your room • Make up – to clean the room • Pick up – to pick up sm or sth to clean, to wash etc, and bring it back. • Turn down the beds – to fold back bedcovers and put some mint or chocolate on your pillow • Turn down service – replenish your toiletries, minibar, change wet towells, etc.

21. more vocabulary TRAVELER’S CHECKS ATM machine Automated Teller Machine

22. How do you say amassado in English? Car – a dent Paper – scrunch up Clothes – creased Potatoes - mashed

23. Credits • Slides: Teacher Angela • Pictures and photos: google images

24. Thanks for watching! See you!