"reservation name" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the name used when making a reservation at a restaurant, hotel, or other establishment. Example: Once you make your reservation, make sure to give the restaurant your reservation name.
A RESTAURANT critic's most practiced companions know that the questions to be asked in advance of a meal go beyond the address, the hour and the (fake) reservation name.
Before I can even ask the reservation name, this gentleman has already requested the menu, demanded both main and desert as well as a Bombay and tonic, oh, and for the air-conditioning to be turned on and the music to be lowered please.
As South Asians, most of us have our Starbucks name, our dinner reservation name, the name we give those who are overwhelmed by anything different or unknown.
Categories included here are: American Indian Reservation Names, Off-reservation trust lands, and various codes for legal or statistical entities.
The night janitor at the hospital, a woman from the reservation named Betty Wishkob, asked the head maternity nurse for permission to hold me on her break.
In 1876, the US government established the Agua Caliente Indian Reservation, named for one of several Cahuilla bands.
Complete Form BCA-4.10, Application for Reservation of Name, to reserve the name for a 90-day period.
There are no surviving photographs of Crazy Horse, the leader of one of the Sioux bands that killed General Custer in the greatest battle of the Indian Wars, and though it took eight hundred men to arrest him after he fled his reservation, the name of the soldier who killed him has not been recorded with any certainty.
This includes your flight information (airline, flight number, time of departure and arrival, and the flight confirmation number), hotel reservations (hotel name, address, and confirmation number) and car rental reservations (confirmation number).
We began with BalletBoyz, our original fly-on-the-wall documentary about our lives as classical ballet dancers and, despite our reservations, the name stuck.
Claire then got an email supposedly from the Hilton requesting the same thing: "They had everything like the reservation number, names of guests and the logos looked accurate". Claire was suspicious, not least because the email referred to an airport transfer and her group were going to London by train.
