[Grammar] Let me know

[Will17]

Hello,

In this sentence, I don't know if "Let me know when you've booked a room. " really means what I want to express:

"We have a meeting on 12th May. Let me know when you've booked a room."

Here I want to be informed once that person has booked a room. I want to have the booking confirmation. Does " Let me know when you've booked a room." actually mean this?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Will

 

[shannico]

How about
Could you please inform me as soon as you have booked a room?
Hope it helps.

 

[bhaisahab]

Hello,

In this sentence, I don't know if "Let me know when you've booked a room. " really means what I want to express:

"We have a meeting on 12th May. Let me know when you've booked a room."

Here I want to be informed once that person has booked a room. I want to have the booking confirmation. Does " Let me know when you've booked a room." actually mean this?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Will

It's fine.