guest-card
Definition
- Noun:
- A registration document provided by a hotel or lodging establishment for a guest to complete upon arrival, typically including personal information and details of their stay.
Usage Examples
- (A registration form for hotel guests.)
- (The document confirming your stay.)
Advanced Usage
"Guest-card data": the personal information collected from the registration form.
- The hotel stores guest-card data securely for future reservations. (Personal details from the registration document.)
"To submit a guest-card": to formally complete and hand over the registration form.
- All visitors must submit a guest-card before receiving their room key. (Complete the registration process.)
Variants and Related Words
Guest (n): a person who is staying at a hotel or attending an event.
- The hotel welcomed its first guest of the season. (A person paying for accommodation.)
Card (n): a piece of thick paper or thin cardboard, often used for writing or identification.
- She wrote her contact details on a small card. (A rectangular piece of paper.)
Synonyms
- Registration form: a document used to record a guest's details.
- Check-in slip: a piece of paper given at the start of a hotel stay.
Related Idioms
- To get a guest-card: to receive the registration document upon arrival.
- After getting a guest-card, he proceeded to his room. (Received the form for completion.)