Collocation
room service
A service provided by a hotel that allows guests to order food and drinks to be delivered to their rooms.
Definition
'room service' is a common English collocation. A service provided by a hotel that allows guests to order food and drinks to be delivered to their rooms.
(verb) + room service
“We decided to order room service because we were too tired to go to the restaurant.”
Examples
- After a long flight, she just wanted to order room service and relax.
- The couple ordered room service for breakfast every morning of their honeymoon.
- Are you planning to order room service tonight, or do you want to eat out?
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- He often orders room service when he travels for business to avoid busy restaurants.
- We will be ordering room service later if the restaurant is closed by the time we arrive.
- They had already ordered room service by the time we got back to the hotel.
- If you are too tired to leave your room, you can always order room service.
- She wondered if she should order room service or venture out for a local meal.
- Despite the high prices, many guests still prefer to order room service for convenience.
- The hotel prides itself on how quickly they fulfill requests for room service.
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