Sorry, when you "book", it already implies that it was done advance. Hence, you don't have to add "in advance". You don't even add "for".
INCORRECT:
I have booked a room in advance in that hotel.
I have booked for a room in that hotel.
CORRECT:
I have booked a room in that hotel.
NB: By implication, "booking" entails that the action was performed in advance. So, avoid being tautologous.
from Bola Esho's Blog
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