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Check-out time

Meaning in tourism & hospitality, with examples

nounCore term

In tourism & hospitality, check-out time means: The latest time by which a guest is expected to leave the room and complete departure formalities.

In Turkish: çıkış saati

How it is used

Used in confirmations, hotel policies, and guest conversations to explain departure deadlines, cleaning schedules, and late check-out options.

Example sentences

  1. The receptionist reminded the tour group that check-out time was 11 a.m. because new guests were arriving at noon.

    Here, the term sets the standard departure deadline that helps the hotel prepare rooms for incoming guests.

  2. If you need to work after breakfast, ask front desk whether a late check-out time is still available.

    In this sentence, the phrase refers to the scheduled time for leaving the room, which may sometimes be extended.

Common collocations

  • standard check-out time
  • confirm the check-out time
  • late check-out time
  • check outTo pay your bill, return your key and leave a hotel at the end of your stay.
  • late check-outPermission for a guest to leave the room later than the hotel's normal check-out time, sometimes for an extra charge.

More terms: Check-in & Check-out

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