The phrase "self check in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to travel, hotels, or events where individuals can check themselves in without assistance.
Example: "Please proceed to the self check in kiosk to print your boarding pass."
Alternatives: "self-service check-in" or "automated check-in".
The 21-floor hotel, which opened in 2014, features self check-in at its 230 compact but comfy rooms via touchscreen "MoodPads".
United is introducing a series of customer-service efforts, like online check-in and self check-in stations at its airports.
Owner Janet Stansfield does not take single-sex party bookings and in its entire set-up – no communal areas, no evening meals, in-room continental breakfast, self check-in after 6pm – the Rosebery exudes an air of quiet privacy.
Introducing self check-ins and virtual keys alleviates those bottlenecks, and in the short-term at least, won't replace the traditional check-in methods altogether.
Self check-in kiosks and the Newark Delta Sky Club Lounge made my airport time a breeze, so that I could get on to Champagne and baguettes on board.
Upon arrival, travelers are greeted by self check-in computers and each room is equipped with MoonPad, a tablet that allows guests to control the blinds, adjust the climate control and the (colored) lighting and set a mood-enhanced wake-up call.
Then came the iPhone, then the self-check-in kiosk.
I enjoy the airline counters' self-check-in, the greatest invention since the A.T.M., which it resembles.
He used a self-check-in kiosk to board the flight at Heathrow, and was allowed through when the document was checked in the bag-drop area.
Mr. Hotard, the American spokesman, said that the workers, though fewer, would be able to cope by directing passengers to self-check-in kiosks that many large airlines were setting up.
In reality, as at airport self-check-in stations, swarms of humans are on hand to assist (though, over all, there are significantly fewer employees than at a big W.F).
