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Portuguese phrases at a hotel

From check-in to check-out: the ten sentences you will actually say at a hotel front desk.

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10 Portuguese sentences at a hotel

Portuguese phrases at a hotel
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1I have a reservation.Eu tenho uma reserva.
2I would like a room for two nights.Eu queria um quarto para duas noites.
3What time is breakfast?A que horas é o café da manhã?
4What is the Wi-Fi password?Qual é a senha do wi-fi?
5The air conditioning does not work.O ar-condicionado não funciona.
6Could I have an extra towel?Poderia me dar mais uma toalha?
7What time is check-out?A que horas é o check-out?
8Where is the elevator?Onde fica o elevador?
9Can I leave my luggage here?Posso deixar minha bagagem aqui?
10Can you call me a taxi?Pode chamar um táxi para mim?

Three phrases that save you

You will not always understand the reply. These work in every situation, so learn them first.

Portuguese phrases for when you do not understand
EnglishPortuguese
Could you repeat that, please?Pode repetir, por favor?
Please speak more slowly.Fale mais devagar, por favor.
I do not understand.Eu não entendo.

Tips

  • Start with a greeting. Walking up and asking a question without one comes across as rude in all five languages.
  • Have your booking name ready to say. It is the first thing they will ask.
  • For anything broken, say what is wrong and then ask for help. The staff will take it from there.

These sentences are Brazilian Portuguese. In Portugal, many words differ: comboio for train, autocarro for bus, pequeno-almoço for breakfast and casa de banho for toilet.

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FAQ

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How do you say “I have a reservation” in Portuguese?

“Eu tenho uma reserva.”.

What are the most useful Portuguese phrases at a hotel?

“Eu tenho uma reserva.” (I have a reservation.) “Eu queria um quarto para duas noites.” (I would like a room for two nights.) “A que horas é o café da manhã?” (What time is breakfast?) “Qual é a senha do wi-fi?” (What is the Wi-Fi password?) “O ar-condicionado não funciona.” (The air conditioning does not work.)

What should I say if I do not understand the answer in Portuguese?

Say “Eu não entendo.” (I do not understand.), then “Fale mais devagar, por favor.” (Please speak more slowly.) or “Pode repetir, por favor?” (Could you repeat that, please?).

How do I learn these Portuguese phrases quickly?

Say each sentence out loud, not just read it. Ten sentences a day for a week is plenty before a trip. 4ToSpeak has you hear each one, build it, and say it aloud with feedback.

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