The phrase "advise guests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing recommendations or guidance to guests, typically in a hospitality or service context.
Example: "We advise guests to arrive early to ensure they have enough time to check in and settle before the event begins."
Alternatives: "inform guests" or "guide guests".
Due to the extreme limitations of on campus and surrounding area parking, we advise guests to use public transportation.
And if all that 'orrible rugby isn't your thing, John can advise guests on visits to local markets, vineyards, restaurants and the villages of the Haut Var.
The staff at Lords, a interesting mix of European nationalities, are all encouraged to eat out locally so they can advise guests about places they might enjoy.
This is when hotels charge above their usual rates for rooms, demand nonrefundable deposits, impose minimum-stay requirements and advise guests to book for next year as they pack their bags to return home.
They're multifunctional and stylish, like our Mom". Natasha Cornstein, Blushington CEO, was on hand to advise guests on holiday gifts and the best makeup and beauty products for travel.
She explains: "I always advise guests to exercise a dedicated beauty regime - it doesn't have to be every night, but that incorporating a mud mask and scrub (2-3x a week) + serum, helps to moisturize your skin from the inside-out and create that effortless and luminous glow.
Other jobs include advising guests if they require any treatment, for example dentistry, hair cuts, opticians, financial or bereavement services.
The Sharmo advises guests to hire at least ten armed guards to escort them from the airport.Since civil war broke out in 1990, Somalia has been divided into some two dozen warring fiefs.
Musicologist Dr Ivana Stehlikova has her own office in Aria from which she lends out music CDs and DVDs and advises guests on which cultural and musical sights and sounds to take in during their stay.
Emma Ogilvey, who manages the property, advises guests to walk everywhere to get a real feel for Cape Town, as all the city's main sights are no more than a 15-minute stroll away.
While some hotels have started posting information about extra charges on their Web sites, though often in fine print, and others sometimes mention "resort fees" and other surcharges on the phone, Mr. Hanson, the PricewaterhouseCoopers consultant, advises guests to ask about any additional fees when calling to book a room.
