John is not here but we booked a table for him.

[tufguy]

John wanted to throw a party but at the last moment he had to go to the office. But he had already paid and booked a table or a hotel for them. John's friends to the hotel manager.

1) John is not here but we booked a table for him.

2) John is not here but we booked a table under his name.

3) John is not here but we booked a table in his name.

4) We booked a floor of your hotel for our party in the name of John.

5) We booked your entire hotel for our party in the name of John.

Please check my sentences.

 

[Tarheel]

Try:

John wanted to throw a party, but at the last minute he had to go to the office for something that required his immediate attention.But he had already made a reservation at a restaurant. John's friend:

John made a reservation for eight o'clock. He's not here yet, but we expect him soon.

 

[tufguy]

Try:

John wanted to throw a party, but at the last minute he had to go to the office for something that required his immediate attention.But he had already made a reservation at a restaurant. John's friend:

John made a reservation for eight o'clock. He's not here yet, but we expect him soon.

How about my sentences? Could you please correct them?

 

[Raymott]

"We have a table booked under the name of John."

 

[emsr2d2]

BrE - We have a table booked in the name of John.

 

[emsr2d2]

I went out for dinner last night. When we arrived at the restaurant, the waiter greeted us and my friend said "We've got a table booked for 7.30". The waiter said "Great. What name is it in?"
I have no issue at all with "under". I just more readily use/expect "in".

 

[Raymott]

And I have no trouble with 'in'. I just thought of 'under' first.