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  • Hi, Bob the Canadian here.

  • Let's learn English at a hotel.

  • Well hey, it's Bob the Canadian here.

  • We're going to check into this hotel and I'm going to show you a lot of different parts

  • of this hotel so that you can learn some English.

  • We're here today at a hotel in Kitchener, Ontario and we're here because Jen has a conference

  • today, so I said I would come with and I would make a video to help you learn English.

  • But before we get started, don't forget to click that subscribe button down there and

  • give me a thumbs up at some point during this video.

  • But I think we should head inside and we should check in.

  • That's usually the first thing you do when you get to a hotel.

  • So we're here in the hotel l-, oh, the doors just opened on me.

  • They're automatic doors, by the way.

  • We're here in the hotel lobby.

  • That's the front desk where I am going to walk over and check in.

  • It should go pretty quickly.

  • I already have a reservation.

  • I booked the room online, so as long as I give my name, they should be able to check

  • me in and I should get my keys and be able to head up to my room.

  • So let's head over there.

  • Hi.

  • Hi, welcome sir.

  • How may I help you today?

  • I have a reservation under Bob the Canadian.

  • That is great.

  • Very nice to meet you.

  • Just need a piece of photo ID and a credit card as well so that I can assure the payment as well.

  • Here you go.

  • Thank you very much.

  • So Shrey's just checking me in.

  • I already booked online, so I don't have to do anything more than let him know my name.

  • And that should be enough.

  • It looks like he has found my reservation, which is awesome.

  • That is totally right, here's your registration card, sir.

  • Just need your signatures at the bottom, initials by our smoking policy.

  • Okay.

  • Stating that you will not smoke in the room.

  • Yep.

  • Email address for our record, and further details.

  • Okay. I will do that.

  • I'll get the formalities in here.

  • Okay, thank you very much.

  • So I have to fill in just a little bit of information here.

  • My email address, the license plate of my vehicle so that I can park in the parking

  • lot, and my signature on the bottom.

  • So I think that's all taken care of.

  • There you go.

  • It is, it is.

  • I was just ask you how many keys you need for your room.

  • Two, please.

  • Two. Oh.

  • So Shrey is making keys right now, because we don't use old fashioned keys any more in

  • hotels in Canada.

  • We actually use key cards.

  • He's making one for me and one for Jen.

  • So in a moment, I think we'll be all set.

  • We'll see.

  • All set?

  • All set, sir.

  • So this is your key.

  • Yep.

  • It's going to be a room number.

  • Okay.

  • And your wi-fi password is on the top.

  • Oh, excellent.

  • As a repeat visitor, sir, I'm giving you a complimentary breakfast.

  • Okay.

  • Don't forget to grab the breakfast tomorrow.

  • I will. Yeah.

  • Yeah. Thank you very much. Thank you very much sir. Thank you.

  • It's my pleasure.

  • Well, I think we're going to head up to our room.

  • So we're in room 1012, or room 1012.

  • I just hit the button, and the elevator has opened.

  • So we're going to head in here and we're going to go to room 10, hopefully you can see that.

  • The doors will close, and hopefully we make our way up there.

  • You can see the numbers going pretty quickly.

  • Six, seven, eight, by the way, in Canada, we start with the lobby, and then we go to

  • floor two, and then three.

  • I know that if you are in Britain it might be slightly different, I have to check that

  • online.

  • But here we are at floor 10, let's find our room.

  • So that's kind of handy because this arrow tells us that room 1012 is that way.

  • So let's walk down the hall, and oh, there it is.

  • We have found our room.

  • So as I mentioned, we use key cards to open the doors in our hotels.

  • So this will be called a key card, because it's a key and it's a card.

  • So we'll put it in here.

  • If you go too fast, sometimes it doesn't work.

  • But here we are in our hotel room.

  • Well, we made it.

  • I'm just going to put my suitcase down over here.

  • There's a nice little spot for my suitcase, and I brought my banana.

  • Again, thank you to all of you that live in countries that produce bananas.

  • I love them.

  • So we came in through the door here.

  • There's a little bit of information here for how to evacuate the building if there was

  • an emergency.

  • So on the back of every hotel door, you have that.

  • A nice mirror, and behind it, a closet.

  • This is the bathroom, we'll look at that in a little bit.

  • But this is the hotel room.

  • So you can see there's two queen sized beds.

  • There's a desk with a chair.

  • It's kind of nice that there's a desk, because I'm going to be editing a movie there later

  • today.

  • A television.

  • There's a microwave, and there is a small coffeemaker.

  • That will be yummy for tomorrow morning, when I make my decaf coffee.

  • And down here we have a refrigerator.

  • There's also a dresser.

  • We usually don't put our clothes in the dresser in a hotel though, we just usually just leave

  • them in our suitcase.

  • The other thing that I want to show you is the view.

  • So if you look behind me here, we are on the 10th floor.

  • So you get a pretty nice view of the city of Kitchener, Ontario.

  • So sometimes people book certain hotel rooms just because of the view.

  • They're interested in seeing what is outside of their window.

  • So here you can see that we have a pretty nice view of the city of Kitchener, which

  • is nice and cool.

  • Again, there is a desk lamp on the desk.

  • They also have little earplugs in case the traffic is too loud outside, or maybe your

  • neighbors in the hotel are too loud.

  • You put these in your ear, so that you don't hear them.

  • So anyways, there's a nice alarm clock right here, and there is a phone in case you wanted

  • room service.

  • Room service is when you order food from the hotel restaurant.

  • Most hotels have a restaurant in the main area downstairs.

  • But before you think this is a really fancy room, it's really not.

  • This is a pretty standard room in Canada.

  • Most rooms come with two queen sized beds.

  • And the price of this room, I got a pretty good deal.

  • It was about $120 Canadian per night.

  • So I know that might sound like a lot of money, but that is about what a hotel room costs

  • in Canada.

  • So anyways, welcome to a hotel in Canada.

  • Let's take a look at the bathroom.

  • Are you ready to take a look at the bathroom?

  • Or what we call, in Canadian English, the washroom.

  • Let's turn the lights on and see.

  • Here we have a typical hotel bathroom.

  • Down here you can see that we have some Kleenex.

  • That's what we call them in Canadian English, to blow your nose.

  • There are a couple of cups or glasses, and an ice bucket.

  • There's some shampoo.

  • A faucet and a sink.

  • Some toilet paper.

  • A garbage can that already has garbage in it.

  • That's a little weird.

  • And here we have some more towels.

  • Some bath towels and some hand towels.

  • There is, of course, a toilet if you need to go to the washroom.

  • And there is a shower, but it's not just a shower, it's also a tub.

  • So you can either have a shower or take a shower or have a bath or take a bath.

  • You can say it both ways, by the way.

  • By the way, if you were ever wondering what it looks like when I'm making a video, it

  • looks like this.

  • You can see me in the mirror here.

  • I just carry my tripod and my camera around, and I stand like this and I talk to the camera,

  • and I think people sometimes look at me strange.

  • But hey, when you got to make a video, you got to make a video.

  • As some of you know, I like to go for a walk every day.

  • It's a little echoey in here, isn't it?

  • This hotel has a fitness room.

  • It has a room with different pieces of equipment.

  • I'm on the treadmill right now.

  • And it's nice to be able to talk inside, because it's going to be 36 degrees Celsius today.

  • That's a little hot for walking outside.

  • It's really nice if your hotel has a pool.

  • This hotel has a nice pool.

  • It's a little bit small.

  • You might notice there's no people in it right now.

  • That's because I waited until a time of day when no one was in here.

  • People don't like it when you videotape by a pool.

  • You also might notice that I have a tan on my neck, and I have a suntan or tan on my

  • arm, but not on my shoulders.

  • In English, we call this a farmers tan because I guess farmers always wear t-shirts, and

  • that's why I'm only tan here, and here, and not here.

  • I don't often work outside with my shirt off.

  • So anyways, it's nice when a hotel has an indoor pool.

  • Sometimes hotels also have outdoor pools.

  • Obviously an indoor pool is inside.

  • No diving.

  • The pool is too shallow.

  • It is not deep enough for diving.

  • So if you're lucky, your hotel will also have breakfast.

  • The breakfast at this hotel isn't free, it's $10.95.

  • But they have everything that most Canadians would want.

  • If you look here, you'll see that they have some hot water to make tea.

  • Different kinds of teabags.

  • And then over here of course, they have coffee, which everyone who loves coffee, appreciates

  • a hot coffee in the morning.

  • If we walk over this way, you'll see more traditional breakfast food.

  • I'll flip around again.

  • Here you'll see some fruit, bananas, apples, and oranges.

  • Down here some grapefruit, some strawberries.

  • In this, you'll see some oatmeal.

  • Here you see some scrambled eggs and frittata.

  • In here we have some potato patties, also called hash browns.

  • Some condiments, so if you like putting hot sauce and other things on your food.

  • And here we have some ham, and we have some sausage.

  • If we look over here, we'll see some more traditional food.

  • Some cheese, some milk, some juice.

  • And here we have some different kinds of cereals.

  • And then here we have some baked goods.

  • Bagels, muffins, donuts.

  • And here is a toaster so that you can toast those things.

  • I think that's the complete tour of breakfast at a hotel.

  • If you get hungry and you don't want to get room service, there's usually a vending machine.

  • So you can see this vending machine sells all kinds of snacks.

  • And then if you don't have money, there's also a bank machine, or what most of you would

  • call an ATM.

  • I know in my last video I called it a bank machine and a few people asked questions about

  • that.

  • But in Canada, we do call them either bank machines or ATM, which stands for automatic

  • teller machine.

  • So, snacks and money.

  • What else do you need?

  • So I'm all checked out.

  • And we're ready to head out.

  • I hope you enjoyed this English video lesson at a hotel.

  • It was a nice weekend for Jen and I, and I hope that you were able to learn some English.

  • Bob the Canadian here.

  • Don't forget, if you haven't subscribed yet, click that red subscribe button down there

  • below and give me a thumbs up on this video if it helped you learn a little bit of English.

  • But I'm all done.

  • I'm going to jump in my van and I'm going to head home, and I'll see all of you in the

  • next video.

Hi, Bob the Canadian here.

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