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Extending Your Stay

Use these phrases when you want to add an extra night to your hotel booking.

Key Phrases

Voice
Asking to extend · 3 ways to say it

Can I stay for one more night?

casual

Good for a quick, relaxed request at the front desk.

I'd like to extend my stay by an extra night.

neutral

Would it be possible to extend my stay until tomorrow?

polite

Use this if the hotel seems very busy.

Asking about availability · 2 ways to say it

Are you fully booked for tonight?

casual

Do you have any rooms available for tomorrow?

neutral
Keeping the same room · 2 ways to say it

Do I have to switch rooms?

casual

Can I keep the same room for the extra night?

neutral
Asking about the price · 2 ways to say it

How much is it for another night?

casual

What is the daily rate if I extend my stay?

neutral
Asking about parking · 2 ways to say it

Is it okay to use the parking lot for another night?

casual

US English. Common when sorting out details.

Can I leave my car in the car park for another night?

neutral

UK English.

Requesting late checkout · 2 ways to say it

Could I just get a late checkout instead?

casual

Use if you only need a few extra hours.

Is it possible to check out a bit later tomorrow?

polite
Confirming the extension · 2 ways to say it

Great, I'll take it.

casual

That works for me. Please add it to my bill.

neutral
Staff checking the system

Let me check the system to see what we have.

neutral

You will often hear the receptionist say this.

Practice Dialogue

Traveler
Hi. I'd like to extend my stay by an extra night.
Staff
Right, let me check the system for you. What's your room number?
Traveler
It's 402. I'm sort of hoping I can just keep the same room.
Staff
Well, let's see. Yes, the room is available for tomorrow.
Traveler
Great. So, how much is it for one more night?
Staff
It will be a bit more than your original rate. It's one hundred dollars.
Traveler
That works for me. Can I leave my car in the parking lot too?
Staff
Sure. I've updated your booking, so you're all set.

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