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Originally Posted by elijahfry For goodness sake - it is "He checked in to the hotel." That's why they have "Check In" counters in hotel lobbies. A more correct sentence would read:
"He checked in at the hotel when he arrived." Also, "When he arrived at the hotel, he checked in."  |
Both
checked in and
checked into are correct. The better choice would be 'into' because the combination is efficient: one word is more economical than two.
He checked into the hotel. :D :D
He checked in to the hotel. :D
All the best,