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Spanish 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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Step 4¿Dónde está la estación?
Where is the station?
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Start free10 Spanish sentences at a hotel
| # | English | Spanish |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | I have a reservation. | Tengo una reserva. |
| 2 | I would like a room for two nights. | Quisiera una habitación para dos noches. |
| 3 | What time is breakfast? | ¿A qué hora es el desayuno? |
| 4 | What is the Wi-Fi password? | ¿Cuál es la contraseña del wifi? |
| 5 | The air conditioning does not work. | El aire acondicionado no funciona. |
| 6 | Could I have an extra towel? | ¿Me podría dar otra toalla? |
| 7 | What time is check-out? | ¿A qué hora es la salida? |
| 8 | Where is the elevator? | ¿Dónde está el ascensor? |
| 9 | Can I leave my luggage here? | ¿Puedo dejar mi equipaje aquí? |
| 10 | Can you call me a taxi? | ¿Me puede llamar un taxi? |
Three phrases that save you
You will not always understand the reply. These work in every situation, so learn them first.
| English | Spanish |
|---|---|
| Could you repeat that, please? | ¿Puede repetirlo, por favor? |
| Please speak more slowly. | Hable más despacio, por favor. |
| I do not understand. | No entiendo. |
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 use the polite usted form, which is safe in every Spanish-speaking country. Spain says billete for ticket and bolso for bag; Latin America says boleto and bolsa or cartera.
More Spanish phrases by situation
How do you say “I have a reservation” in Spanish?
“Tengo una reserva.”.
What are the most useful Spanish phrases at a hotel?
“Tengo una reserva.” (I have a reservation.) “Quisiera una habitación para dos noches.” (I would like a room for two nights.) “¿A qué hora es el desayuno?” (What time is breakfast?) “¿Cuál es la contraseña del wifi?” (What is the Wi-Fi password?) “El aire acondicionado no funciona.” (The air conditioning does not work.)
What should I say if I do not understand the answer in Spanish?
Say “No entiendo.” (I do not understand.), then “Hable más despacio, por favor.” (Please speak more slowly.) or “¿Puede repetirlo, por favor?” (Could you repeat that, please?).
How do I learn these Spanish 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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