Collocation
Can I have a late checkout?
A polite request, typically made at a hotel, to be allowed to stay in the room beyond the standard checkout time.
Definition
'Can I have a late checkout?' is a common English collocation. A polite request, typically made at a hotel, to be allowed to stay in the room beyond the standard checkout time.
Can I have + a late checkout
“We asked the hotel if we could have a late checkout because our flight was in the evening.”
Examples
- Excuse me, I was wondering if I could have a late checkout tomorrow.
- Our flight isn't until evening, so we'd like to have a late checkout.
- Is it possible to have a late checkout on Sunday?
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- We might need to have a late checkout if our meeting runs long.
- The front desk informed us we couldn't have a late checkout due to high occupancy.
- They were kind enough to let us have a late checkout until 2 PM.
- Given the circumstances, do you think we could have a late checkout?
- After discussing it with the manager, she agreed to let us have a late checkout free of charge.
- Since we arrived so late last night, I'm hoping to have a late checkout.
- Families with young children often request to have a late checkout.
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