以下是整理的《酒店英語口語：At the Ball Room》，希望大家喜歡！
Words and Expressions
Exercises
Part One At the Ball Room
H： Good afternoon， sir and madam.
S1： Good afternoon. Can we dance here？
H： Certainly， madam. But you'll have to buy tickets over there if you are not registered guests. There is no entrance fee for registered guests.
S1： Here is our room key.
H： Welcome here. Please follow me. Where would you like to sit， at a table or at the bar？
S1： Well， we prefer to sit not far away from the bar.
H： This way， please.
S2： I like it here.
S1： I do， too.
W： Welcome to our Moon Star Club. Would you like something to drink？
S2： Yes， I'd like a glass of ginger ale with ice. Richard， what would you like？
S1： Do you have a dry white wine？
W： How about a California Chablis？
S1： Chablis will be fine.
W： Here are your drinks. Please enjoy them.
（The band plays Waltz）
S1： Say， we've come here to dance but not to sit and listen. Why not dance？
S2： That's just what I'm thinking about. This is my favorite dance music.
S1： So it is with me. Let's do the Waltz.
（They come into the pool and join the dancers.）
S1： Now they're playing Foxtrot. Let's do the Foxtrot.
S2： Okay， let's.
G： Will you honor me with a dance， ma'am？
S2： Sorry， I'm engaged for this Tango. （To her husband） I only accept your invitation. Now， let's tango.
S1： My pleasure， my fair lady.
S2： 0h， Richard， I'm a bit tired. I think I'll sit out the next dance.
S1： Yes， let's take a rest. （He looks at his watch.） Oh， dear me. It's almost midnight. Let's go back to our room， shall we？
S2： Yes， let's. （She waves to the hostess.） May I have the bill， please？
H： Certainly， madam. Here's your bill. 56 yuan for the ginger ale with ice， 24 yuan for the challis， plus 10% service charge. 88 yuan altogether.
S1： Here's the money.
H： Thank you， sir. We look forward to having you again.
Part Two Karaoke Bar
H： Good evening. How many persons do you have？
S1： A table for two.
H： Are you staying in our hotel？
S2： Yes， we are. We are in Room 1622.
H： Mr …… ？
S1： Steward. Here is our room card.
H： Okay， Mr Steward. Since you are registered guests， there will be no fee for the singing. But the drinks will be charged.
S1： What if I am not a registered guest？
H： In that case， each person will be at least charged 80 yuan， excluding drinks.
S1： Oh， I see.
H： Follow me， please. Is this table all right？
S1： O.K.
W： Welcome to our bar， sir and madam. Please enjoy some peanuts. Here's a song list. What would you like to drink？
S1： I have no idea about the drinks here. What do you suggest？
W： Would you like to try our cocktail？
S1： Cocktail will be fine. What cocktails have you got？
W： We have a good selection of cocktails， such as Bloody Mary， Pink Lady， Gin Sling， Gin Tonic and so on. What would you like， sir？
S1： Four Gin Tonic.
W： What about you， madam？
S2： I'd like a glass of orange juice， please. Would you tell us what kinds of songs you have got here？
W： We have Mandarin， Cantonese and Taiwanese songs， English songs， Italian songs， Japanese songs， and French songs. You name it， and we have it. You may consult the song list. Take your time. I'll be with you shortly. Here're your four Gin Tonic and one orange juice. Now， can I take your song order？
S1： Yes. I'd like to sing the English song “My Heart Stays with You”。
W： Yes， sir. Please wait a moment. When it's your turn， the D.J. will announce through the microphone.
D. J.： May I have your attention， please？ The next item is the English song “My Heart Stays with You”。 Mr Steward of Table 11 is welcome to the stage.
S2： How fantastic your performance is！ I'm so proud of you.
S1： That's very kind of you to say so. （Looking at his watch.） Oh dear， do you remember I have an appointment with Mr Davis？
S2： My God， I forgot it. Let's go immediately. （She waves to the waitress.） May we have the bill？
W： Please sign your name here. The hotel will charge you when you leave.
S1： Thank you.
W： You're welcome. Good-bye.
Part Three Mahjong
H： Good evening， sir. Welcome to the Mahjong room.
S： Mahjong， what is it？
H： Mahjong is a traditional Chinese recreational instrument. It is composed of many pieces of blocks.
S： Can we play mahjong now？
H： Certainly， yes， sir. But you still need two other persons to play together. It is somewhat like playing cards.
S： Really？ Sounds interesting. Would you say something more？
H： Ok. It needs four people to play mahjong. And if you are really interested in playing， we have a supervisor here who can teach you how to play with it and at the same time he'll tell you all the detailed regulations.
S： What's the price？
H： If it is in a single room， the price is 200 yuan till midnight， including small towels， tea and a dish of peanuts. Of course， you can order drinks， but that will be charged. If one would like to play in the hall where there are many other tables together， the price is much cheaper， only 50 yuan till midnight.
D： Richard， I don't think we can learn to play mahjong at once. Besides， it seems very time-consuming.
S： What a pity！ Thank you very much. Maybe next time. Bye-bye.
H： Next time， please have a try. Bye-bye.
Part Four Bowling
H： Good evening， sir. Welcome to the Bowling Center.
S： Good evening. Would you please tell me the service hours of the bowling room？
H： Certainly， sir. Bowling room is open from 9：00 a.m. to 12：00 p.m……
S： Oh， do you have any special regulations？
H： Yes， we do. Persons in a vest or slippers or drunkards are not welcome in the bowling room.
S： Do I need to wear special bowling shoes？
H： Yes， sir. Players should wear special bowling shoes. The shoes are actually available in the bowling room. Besides， no food or drink can be brought into the service area. No smoking or slippery powder is allowed in the run-up area.
S： By the way， can I bring my ten-year-old son with me to the bowling room？
H： I'm afraid， you can't， sir. Children under 16 can not play bowling.
S： Thank you very much for your detailed explanations.
H： My pleasure.
J： What's your highest score？
M： My highest score is 230 points， which I got only twice. It's not the score that's important for me. It's the fun.
J： Me too. My highest score is only 235. So it sounds like it's going to be an evenly matched game.
M： I suppose so. What ball do you roll with？
J： I prefer to bowl with an eight ball， which is light and easy to control. It spins well and hooks so as not to roll a gutter ball.
M： I like a heavier ball. It's harder to bowl hook shots. I just bowl straight.
J： I'll go up first.
M： Yes， please. …… Oh， you hit a strike. Now it's my turn.
J： Not too bad， you knocked eight pins down. But you are left with a 7， 10 split. Unless you can bowl a UFO-ball on this bowl， it is going to be impossible.
M： …… No！ It went straight through the wickets.
（They keep on bowling and the scores alternate up.）
J： Wow！ Yes！ A double strike. I'm very lucky. Come on， John.
M： I wish I'm up on the luck. Oh， I've bowled my first turkey.
J： Congratulations！ Now let's see what I can do. …… That's terrible. I made a mistake during my delivery.
M： You should hold your arm and wrist straight. If you don't have a solid wrist， you'll never be able to control the ball. …… Now it's my turn. What a pity. I hit a strike. But it's a foul-ball as my foot went over the foul line.
J： The game is nearly even.
M： I think I need more practice.
J： Me too. Let's play bowling sometime next time.
M： All right.
Words and Expressions
peanut
n. 花生
chablis
n. 干白葡萄酒
consult
v. 咨詢，查閱，參照
Cantonese
a. 廣東的
Taiwanese
a. 臺灣的
D.J.
調(diào)音師
stage
n. 舞臺，活動場所
regulation
n. 規(guī)章，規(guī)則，法規(guī)
vest
n. 汗衫，背心
slipper
n. 拖鞋
drunkard
n. 醉漢
spin
v. 旋轉(zhuǎn)
hook
v. 走出弧形
strike
n. 全倒，大滿貫
gutter
n. 溝邊
hook shot
弧旋球
spare
n. 小滿貫，第二次全部擊倒
UFO-ban
n. 飛碟球
wicket
n. 中間
turkey
n. 連續(xù)三次大滿貫
foul
n. & v.犯規(guī)
wrist
n. 手腕
alternate
v. 交替，輪流
Exercises
Topics for Discussion
1. Which is free of charge for the registered guests， singing or drinks？
2. How much is the minimum charge at the karaoke bar？
3. What is in hostess's hand while she leads the Stewards to the table？ And what's the use of these things？
4. What kind of cocktail is served at the bar？ And what do the Stewards order？
5. Does Mr Steward take a song order？ And how does he sing it？
6. Have you heard anyone sing “My Heart Stays with You”？ And do you know who sings this song？
7. What does the D.J. announce through the microphone？
8. Why are the Stewards allowed to leave the bar without payment at that time？
Role Play
1. Richard Steward and his wife enter the ball room. They would like to enjoy themselves here. You， the waitress （or waiter） are serving them.
2. In karaoke bar an Italian guest would like to sing “My Heart Will Go On”， but you don't have this song. You recommend something else to him.
3. A few Spanish young people enter a KTV room to celebrate one of their friends' birthday. You， the waitress is receiving them.
Complete the following：
1. H： __________.
G1： Good evening. Can we sit by the window？
H： __________.
G： What a shame！ We'll have to sit at the bar.
G2： We'd better sit somewhere not too near the band.
H： __________？
G1： That's fine.
H： __________？
G1： Bacardi Coke （百加地可樂）， please. What about you， John？
G2： A glass of Vodka Tonic （伏特加湯力水）， please.
H： __________？
G1： Yes.
2. G1： I was told that the band comes from Cuba. Is that so？
H： __________.
G1： They are really good players. What's their specialty？
H： __________.
G1： I like the exciting rhythm of Latin American music.
H： __________？
G1： 0h， I can't stand the loud music.
G2： What's the next item？ Don't you happen to know it？
H： __________.
G2： Fabulous！ That's my favorite. John， let's do the tango， shall we？
G1： I'll be glad to.
Put the following into English：
1. 每個(gè)KTV包房的最低消費(fèi)是300元人民幣，不包括飲料。
2. 聽，D.J.在宣布：10號桌的史密斯小姐請上臺演唱英文歌曲“My Heart Will Go On”。
3. 我已經(jīng)查過歌單了。真遺憾！他們沒有“Santa Lucia”這首歌。
4. 那對新人的演奏真是不錯(cuò)。讓我們一起來跳探戈吧。
5. 小姐，如果您能賞光陪我跳倫巴舞，我將感到很榮幸。
6. 我要一杯帶冰的姜汁水。
7. 如果我不是住店客人，那又怎么樣？
8. 我不了解你這兒都有哪些飲料，你推薦喝什么？
9. 只要您說得出來的，我們這兒都有。
10. 凡是穿背心、拖鞋或喝醉酒的人都不允許進(jìn)入保齡球室。
Put the following into Chinese：
1. But you'll have to buy tickets over there if you are not registered guests.
2. I think I'll sit out the next dance.
3. When it's your turn， the D.J. will announce through the microphone.
4. Mr Steward of Table 11 is welcome to the stage.
5. It is somewhat like playing cards.
6. Persons in a vest or slippers or drunkards are not allowed in the bowling room.
7. Besides， no food or drink can be brought into the service area. No smoking or slippery powder is allowed in the run-up area.
8. And if you are really interested in playing， we have a supervisor here who can teach you how to play with it and at the same time he'll tell you all the detailed regulations.
9. If it is in a single room， the price is 200 yuan till midnight， including small towels， tea and a dish of peanuts.
10. No smoking is allowed in the run-up area.
Reading Material
Here is a list of services described in the Key Card of the Palace Hotel.
ROOM SERVICE
For everything you want， please use the telephone in your room.
Breakfast only is served in the bedrooms.
TEA AND COFFEE
There are tea and coffee making facilities in all the bedrooms.
NIGHT PORTER
The Night Porter has a supply of drinks if you need something after the bar has closed and he is on call throughout the night.
CAR PARKING
The hotel car park is available to all guests， but we regret that no responsibility can be taken for cars left in the car park.
SHOE CLEANING SERVICE
There are shoe cleaning machines on the second and fifth floor.
LAUNDRY
A same-day service is available Monday to Friday. Garments handed to the Hall Porter before 10 a.m. will be returned the same evening.
DOCTOR
In an emergency， private medical attention can be obtained by contacting the Housekeeper， Reception Office or the Duty Manager.
THEATER TICKETS
These can be obtained by contacting Reception.
TRANSPORT
For car hire， travel information and taxi service， please contact Reception or the Hall Porter.
VALUABLE
Valuables should be deposited at the Reception Office and a receipt obtained for them. Otherwise， the Management cannot accept responsibility.
CHEQUES
The Reception Office will arrange for the changing of foreign currency and will cash traveler's cheques. Personal cheques will be cashed at the Managements discretion.
FIRE INSTRUCTIONS
Please read the Fire Notice on display in your room.
Words and Expressions
on call
隨叫隨到
same-day service
當(dāng)天取衣服務(wù)
garment
n. 衣服
valuables
n. （常用復(fù)數(shù)）貴重物品
deposit
v. 存放，寄存財(cái)物
receipt
n. 收條，收據(jù)
discretion
n. 斟酌決定的自由
at someone's discretion
由……自行決定
Questions：
1. Which meals are not served in a guest's bedroom？
2. Who cleans guests' shoes？
3. Who is responsible for cash kept in a guest's bedroom？
4. When can you get the garment back if you hand it to the Hall Porter before 10 a.m.？
5. Who should be contacted in a medical emergency？
6. Where are the fire instructions situated？
Exercises
Part One At the Ball Room
H： Good afternoon， sir and madam.
S1： Good afternoon. Can we dance here？
H： Certainly， madam. But you'll have to buy tickets over there if you are not registered guests. There is no entrance fee for registered guests.
S1： Here is our room key.
H： Welcome here. Please follow me. Where would you like to sit， at a table or at the bar？
S1： Well， we prefer to sit not far away from the bar.
H： This way， please.
S2： I like it here.
S1： I do， too.
W： Welcome to our Moon Star Club. Would you like something to drink？
S2： Yes， I'd like a glass of ginger ale with ice. Richard， what would you like？
S1： Do you have a dry white wine？
W： How about a California Chablis？
S1： Chablis will be fine.
W： Here are your drinks. Please enjoy them.
（The band plays Waltz）
S1： Say， we've come here to dance but not to sit and listen. Why not dance？
S2： That's just what I'm thinking about. This is my favorite dance music.
S1： So it is with me. Let's do the Waltz.
（They come into the pool and join the dancers.）
S1： Now they're playing Foxtrot. Let's do the Foxtrot.
S2： Okay， let's.
G： Will you honor me with a dance， ma'am？
S2： Sorry， I'm engaged for this Tango. （To her husband） I only accept your invitation. Now， let's tango.
S1： My pleasure， my fair lady.
S2： 0h， Richard， I'm a bit tired. I think I'll sit out the next dance.
S1： Yes， let's take a rest. （He looks at his watch.） Oh， dear me. It's almost midnight. Let's go back to our room， shall we？
S2： Yes， let's. （She waves to the hostess.） May I have the bill， please？
H： Certainly， madam. Here's your bill. 56 yuan for the ginger ale with ice， 24 yuan for the challis， plus 10% service charge. 88 yuan altogether.
S1： Here's the money.
H： Thank you， sir. We look forward to having you again.
Part Two Karaoke Bar
H： Good evening. How many persons do you have？
S1： A table for two.
H： Are you staying in our hotel？
S2： Yes， we are. We are in Room 1622.
H： Mr …… ？
S1： Steward. Here is our room card.
H： Okay， Mr Steward. Since you are registered guests， there will be no fee for the singing. But the drinks will be charged.
S1： What if I am not a registered guest？
H： In that case， each person will be at least charged 80 yuan， excluding drinks.
S1： Oh， I see.
H： Follow me， please. Is this table all right？
S1： O.K.
W： Welcome to our bar， sir and madam. Please enjoy some peanuts. Here's a song list. What would you like to drink？
S1： I have no idea about the drinks here. What do you suggest？
W： Would you like to try our cocktail？
S1： Cocktail will be fine. What cocktails have you got？
W： We have a good selection of cocktails， such as Bloody Mary， Pink Lady， Gin Sling， Gin Tonic and so on. What would you like， sir？
S1： Four Gin Tonic.
W： What about you， madam？
S2： I'd like a glass of orange juice， please. Would you tell us what kinds of songs you have got here？
W： We have Mandarin， Cantonese and Taiwanese songs， English songs， Italian songs， Japanese songs， and French songs. You name it， and we have it. You may consult the song list. Take your time. I'll be with you shortly. Here're your four Gin Tonic and one orange juice. Now， can I take your song order？
S1： Yes. I'd like to sing the English song “My Heart Stays with You”。
W： Yes， sir. Please wait a moment. When it's your turn， the D.J. will announce through the microphone.
D. J.： May I have your attention， please？ The next item is the English song “My Heart Stays with You”。 Mr Steward of Table 11 is welcome to the stage.
S2： How fantastic your performance is！ I'm so proud of you.
S1： That's very kind of you to say so. （Looking at his watch.） Oh dear， do you remember I have an appointment with Mr Davis？
S2： My God， I forgot it. Let's go immediately. （She waves to the waitress.） May we have the bill？
W： Please sign your name here. The hotel will charge you when you leave.
S1： Thank you.
W： You're welcome. Good-bye.
Part Three Mahjong
H： Good evening， sir. Welcome to the Mahjong room.
S： Mahjong， what is it？
H： Mahjong is a traditional Chinese recreational instrument. It is composed of many pieces of blocks.
S： Can we play mahjong now？
H： Certainly， yes， sir. But you still need two other persons to play together. It is somewhat like playing cards.
S： Really？ Sounds interesting. Would you say something more？
H： Ok. It needs four people to play mahjong. And if you are really interested in playing， we have a supervisor here who can teach you how to play with it and at the same time he'll tell you all the detailed regulations.
S： What's the price？
H： If it is in a single room， the price is 200 yuan till midnight， including small towels， tea and a dish of peanuts. Of course， you can order drinks， but that will be charged. If one would like to play in the hall where there are many other tables together， the price is much cheaper， only 50 yuan till midnight.
D： Richard， I don't think we can learn to play mahjong at once. Besides， it seems very time-consuming.
S： What a pity！ Thank you very much. Maybe next time. Bye-bye.
H： Next time， please have a try. Bye-bye.
Part Four Bowling
H： Good evening， sir. Welcome to the Bowling Center.
S： Good evening. Would you please tell me the service hours of the bowling room？
H： Certainly， sir. Bowling room is open from 9：00 a.m. to 12：00 p.m……
S： Oh， do you have any special regulations？
H： Yes， we do. Persons in a vest or slippers or drunkards are not welcome in the bowling room.
S： Do I need to wear special bowling shoes？
H： Yes， sir. Players should wear special bowling shoes. The shoes are actually available in the bowling room. Besides， no food or drink can be brought into the service area. No smoking or slippery powder is allowed in the run-up area.
S： By the way， can I bring my ten-year-old son with me to the bowling room？
H： I'm afraid， you can't， sir. Children under 16 can not play bowling.
S： Thank you very much for your detailed explanations.
H： My pleasure.
J： What's your highest score？
M： My highest score is 230 points， which I got only twice. It's not the score that's important for me. It's the fun.
J： Me too. My highest score is only 235. So it sounds like it's going to be an evenly matched game.
M： I suppose so. What ball do you roll with？
J： I prefer to bowl with an eight ball， which is light and easy to control. It spins well and hooks so as not to roll a gutter ball.
M： I like a heavier ball. It's harder to bowl hook shots. I just bowl straight.
J： I'll go up first.
M： Yes， please. …… Oh， you hit a strike. Now it's my turn.
J： Not too bad， you knocked eight pins down. But you are left with a 7， 10 split. Unless you can bowl a UFO-ball on this bowl， it is going to be impossible.
M： …… No！ It went straight through the wickets.
（They keep on bowling and the scores alternate up.）
J： Wow！ Yes！ A double strike. I'm very lucky. Come on， John.
M： I wish I'm up on the luck. Oh， I've bowled my first turkey.
J： Congratulations！ Now let's see what I can do. …… That's terrible. I made a mistake during my delivery.
M： You should hold your arm and wrist straight. If you don't have a solid wrist， you'll never be able to control the ball. …… Now it's my turn. What a pity. I hit a strike. But it's a foul-ball as my foot went over the foul line.
J： The game is nearly even.
M： I think I need more practice.
J： Me too. Let's play bowling sometime next time.
M： All right.
Words and Expressions
peanut
n. 花生
chablis
n. 干白葡萄酒
consult
v. 咨詢，查閱，參照
Cantonese
a. 廣東的
Taiwanese
a. 臺灣的
D.J.
調(diào)音師
stage
n. 舞臺，活動場所
regulation
n. 規(guī)章，規(guī)則，法規(guī)
vest
n. 汗衫，背心
slipper
n. 拖鞋
drunkard
n. 醉漢
spin
v. 旋轉(zhuǎn)
hook
v. 走出弧形
strike
n. 全倒，大滿貫
gutter
n. 溝邊
hook shot
弧旋球
spare
n. 小滿貫，第二次全部擊倒
UFO-ban
n. 飛碟球
wicket
n. 中間
turkey
n. 連續(xù)三次大滿貫
foul
n. & v.犯規(guī)
wrist
n. 手腕
alternate
v. 交替，輪流
Exercises
Topics for Discussion
1. Which is free of charge for the registered guests， singing or drinks？
2. How much is the minimum charge at the karaoke bar？
3. What is in hostess's hand while she leads the Stewards to the table？ And what's the use of these things？
4. What kind of cocktail is served at the bar？ And what do the Stewards order？
5. Does Mr Steward take a song order？ And how does he sing it？
6. Have you heard anyone sing “My Heart Stays with You”？ And do you know who sings this song？
7. What does the D.J. announce through the microphone？
8. Why are the Stewards allowed to leave the bar without payment at that time？
Role Play
1. Richard Steward and his wife enter the ball room. They would like to enjoy themselves here. You， the waitress （or waiter） are serving them.
2. In karaoke bar an Italian guest would like to sing “My Heart Will Go On”， but you don't have this song. You recommend something else to him.
3. A few Spanish young people enter a KTV room to celebrate one of their friends' birthday. You， the waitress is receiving them.
Complete the following：
1. H： __________.
G1： Good evening. Can we sit by the window？
H： __________.
G： What a shame！ We'll have to sit at the bar.
G2： We'd better sit somewhere not too near the band.
H： __________？
G1： That's fine.
H： __________？
G1： Bacardi Coke （百加地可樂）， please. What about you， John？
G2： A glass of Vodka Tonic （伏特加湯力水）， please.
H： __________？
G1： Yes.
2. G1： I was told that the band comes from Cuba. Is that so？
H： __________.
G1： They are really good players. What's their specialty？
H： __________.
G1： I like the exciting rhythm of Latin American music.
H： __________？
G1： 0h， I can't stand the loud music.
G2： What's the next item？ Don't you happen to know it？
H： __________.
G2： Fabulous！ That's my favorite. John， let's do the tango， shall we？
G1： I'll be glad to.
Put the following into English：
1. 每個(gè)KTV包房的最低消費(fèi)是300元人民幣，不包括飲料。
2. 聽，D.J.在宣布：10號桌的史密斯小姐請上臺演唱英文歌曲“My Heart Will Go On”。
3. 我已經(jīng)查過歌單了。真遺憾！他們沒有“Santa Lucia”這首歌。
4. 那對新人的演奏真是不錯(cuò)。讓我們一起來跳探戈吧。
5. 小姐，如果您能賞光陪我跳倫巴舞，我將感到很榮幸。
6. 我要一杯帶冰的姜汁水。
7. 如果我不是住店客人，那又怎么樣？
8. 我不了解你這兒都有哪些飲料，你推薦喝什么？
9. 只要您說得出來的，我們這兒都有。
10. 凡是穿背心、拖鞋或喝醉酒的人都不允許進(jìn)入保齡球室。
Put the following into Chinese：
1. But you'll have to buy tickets over there if you are not registered guests.
2. I think I'll sit out the next dance.
3. When it's your turn， the D.J. will announce through the microphone.
4. Mr Steward of Table 11 is welcome to the stage.
5. It is somewhat like playing cards.
6. Persons in a vest or slippers or drunkards are not allowed in the bowling room.
7. Besides， no food or drink can be brought into the service area. No smoking or slippery powder is allowed in the run-up area.
8. And if you are really interested in playing， we have a supervisor here who can teach you how to play with it and at the same time he'll tell you all the detailed regulations.
9. If it is in a single room， the price is 200 yuan till midnight， including small towels， tea and a dish of peanuts.
10. No smoking is allowed in the run-up area.
Reading Material
Here is a list of services described in the Key Card of the Palace Hotel.
ROOM SERVICE
For everything you want， please use the telephone in your room.
Breakfast only is served in the bedrooms.
TEA AND COFFEE
There are tea and coffee making facilities in all the bedrooms.
NIGHT PORTER
The Night Porter has a supply of drinks if you need something after the bar has closed and he is on call throughout the night.
CAR PARKING
The hotel car park is available to all guests， but we regret that no responsibility can be taken for cars left in the car park.
SHOE CLEANING SERVICE
There are shoe cleaning machines on the second and fifth floor.
LAUNDRY
A same-day service is available Monday to Friday. Garments handed to the Hall Porter before 10 a.m. will be returned the same evening.
DOCTOR
In an emergency， private medical attention can be obtained by contacting the Housekeeper， Reception Office or the Duty Manager.
THEATER TICKETS
These can be obtained by contacting Reception.
TRANSPORT
For car hire， travel information and taxi service， please contact Reception or the Hall Porter.
VALUABLE
Valuables should be deposited at the Reception Office and a receipt obtained for them. Otherwise， the Management cannot accept responsibility.
CHEQUES
The Reception Office will arrange for the changing of foreign currency and will cash traveler's cheques. Personal cheques will be cashed at the Managements discretion.
FIRE INSTRUCTIONS
Please read the Fire Notice on display in your room.
Words and Expressions
on call
隨叫隨到
same-day service
當(dāng)天取衣服務(wù)
garment
n. 衣服
valuables
n. （常用復(fù)數(shù)）貴重物品
deposit
v. 存放，寄存財(cái)物
receipt
n. 收條，收據(jù)
discretion
n. 斟酌決定的自由
at someone's discretion
由……自行決定
Questions：
1. Which meals are not served in a guest's bedroom？
2. Who cleans guests' shoes？
3. Who is responsible for cash kept in a guest's bedroom？
4. When can you get the garment back if you hand it to the Hall Porter before 10 a.m.？
5. Who should be contacted in a medical emergency？
6. Where are the fire instructions situated？