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Will you say "Can I make a reservation?" when you're a walk-in visitor in a hotel? I think making a reservation is that you ask for reserving the place for you before your arrival (by email or phone or whatever). Well, I'm not sure if I'm right. Please help and thanks for every explanation.
Will you say "Can I make a reservation?" when you're a walk-in visitor in a hotel? I think making a reservation is that you ask for reserving the place for you before your arrival (by email or phone or whatever). Well, I'm not sure if I'm right. Please help and thanks for every explanation.
In person, you'd say 'Can I/I'd like to book a room'.
Will you say "Can I make a reservation?"? 
Well, I'm not sure if I'm right. Please help and thanks for every explanation.
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