book in

verb

1. to reserve a room for (oneself or someone else) at a hotel

2. to record something in a book or register, esp one's arrival at a hotel

Example Sentences

The NHS will contact eligible people outlining appointment details or inviting them to book in the coming weeks.

From BBC

Just months after Mandelson contributed a 10-page note to Epstein's 2003 "50th birthday book", in which he referred to Epstein as his "best pal", Epstein paid for Mandelson's travel.

From BBC

Holding her mom’s book in front of her, titled “Kisses in Coffins,” Wednesday digs into her mother’s wounds, saying she read the first few pages and it made her want to “vomit profusely.”

From Salon

"We're a very open book in this family," she said.

From BBC

If I wrote this in a book in 1965 … if it got published at all, it would be published as an allegory, like Animal Farm,” he said.

From Salon