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Lesson 8 – Essential Spanish Phrases and Words for Staying at a Hotel

Essential Spanish Phrases to Start Speaking with Confidence

Lesson 8 – Essential Spanish Phrases and Words for Staying at a Hotel

When traveling in a Spanish-speaking country, staying at a hotel can be much smoother if you know the right Spanish phrases and vocabulary. This lesson will guide you through the essential Spanish words and phrases you’ll need during your stay, ensuring you can communicate effectively with hotel staff and make your stay more comfortable.

1. Key Spanish Vocabulary for Hotels

Understanding the basic terms used in hotels is crucial for navigating your stay. Here are some important words you should know:

  • Baño – Bathroom
  • Papel de baño – Toilet paper
  • Jabón – Soap
  • Champú – Shampoo
  • Cama – Bed
  • Toalla – Towel
  • Cuarto doble – Double room
  • Ascensor – Elevator
  • Llave – Key
  • Cobija – Blanket
  • Almohada – Pillow
  • Televisión – Television
  • Entrada – Lobby
  • El/la gerente – Manager
  • Servicio de cuarto – Room service
  • Ducha – Shower
  • El portero – Porter
  • Botones – Bellhop
  • Huésped – Guest
  • Balcón – Balcony
  • Aire acondicionado – Air-conditioner
  • Bañera – Bathtub
  • Cuenta – Bill
  • Recibo – Receipt
  • Desayuno – Breakfast
  • Almuerzo – Lunch
  • Cena – Dinner
  • Cama matrimonial – Double bed
  • Pensión completa – Full board
  • Media pensión – Half board
  • Pensión – Boarding house
  • Piscina – Pool

These terms will help you understand the amenities and services available at your hotel, making your stay more comfortable.

2. Essential Spanish Phrases for Hotel Stays

Knowing how to ask questions and request services in Spanish will greatly improve your hotel experience. Here are some key Spanish phrases:

  • ¿Puede recomendarme un hotel barato?
    Can you suggest a cheap hotel?
  • ¿Cuál es el precio por noche?
    What’s the price per night?
  • Me gustaría un cuarto sencillo.
    I would like a single room.
  • ¿Podría ver el cuarto?
    May I see the room?
  • No hay agua caliente.
    There isn’t any hot water.
  • ¿Dónde está nuestra habitación?
    Where is our room?
  • ¿Nos traería más papel de baño?
    Could you bring us more toilet paper?
  • No me gusta esta habitación.
    I don’t like this room.
  • ¿Cuánto cuesta por semana?
    What’s the weekly rate?
  • ¿Están incluidas las comidas?
    Are meals included?
  • El número de mi habitación es—
    My room number is—
  • La televisión no funciona.
    The television doesn’t work.
  • Una de las luces no está funcionando.
    One of the lights isn’t working.
  • ¿Podría por favor llamar a un taxi?
    Could you please call me a taxi?
  • Después de media noche, necesitará tocar el timbre.
    After midnight you need to ring the bell.
  • Estaré de regreso alrededor de las diez en punto.
    I’ll be back around ten o’clock.
  • ¿A qué hora necesito entregar la habitación?
    What time do I need to check out?
  • ¿Me podría dar una cobija extra?
    Could I have an extra blanket?
  • ¿Me podría dar una toalla, por favor?
    Could I have a towel, please?
  • Aún no se ha limpiado mi habitación.
    My room has not been made up.
  • He perdido la llave de mi habitación.
    I have lost my room key.
  • La llave no funciona.
    The key doesn’t work.
  • La habitación de al lado es muy ruidosa.
    The room behind me is too noisy.
  • No molestar.
    Do not disturb.
  • Por favor limpiar la habitación.
    Please make up the room.
  • ¿Hay alguna piscina?
    Is there a pool?
  • ¿Tienen gimnasio?
    Do you have a gym?
  • La piscina estará abierta hasta las nueve de la noche.
    The pool will be open until 9:00 pm.
  • ¿Me podría levantar a las siete en punto de la mañana?
    Could you wake me up at 7:00 am?
  • Bonita vista.
    Nice view.
  • Esta almohada es incómoda.
    This pillow is uncomfortable.
  • ¿Cuánto tiempo se van a quedar?
    How long are you staying?
  • No puedo conciliar el sueño.
    I can’t fall asleep.
  • ¿Tienen sala de estar?
    Do you have a living room?
  • ¿Tienen servicio a la habitación?
    Do you have room service?
  • ¿Dónde está el control remoto?
    Where is the remote control?
  • Disculpe, ¿tienen hielo?
    Excuse me, do you have ice?

Using these Spanish phrases will help you communicate your needs and requests clearly, ensuring a pleasant stay.

3. Dialogue: Checking In at the Hotel

Guest: Buenas tardes, me gustaría registrarme. ¿Tiene alguna habitación disponible?
Good afternoon, I would like to check in. Do you have any rooms available?

Receptionist: Buenas tardes. Sí, tenemos habitaciones disponibles. ¿Prefiere un cuarto sencillo o un cuarto doble?
Good afternoon. Yes, we have rooms available. Do you prefer a single room or a double room?

Guest: Me gustaría un cuarto sencillo, por favor. ¿Cuánto cuesta por noche?
I would like a single room, please. How much is it per night?

Receptionist: El cuarto sencillo cuesta 70 dólares por noche.
The single room is $70 per night.

Guest: Está bien. ¿Puedo ver la habitación antes de decidir?
That’s fine. Can I see the room before deciding?

Receptionist: Por supuesto. Aquí tiene la llave. El cuarto está en el tercer piso, a la derecha del ascensor.
Of course. Here’s the key. The room is on the third floor, to the right of the elevator.

Guest: Gracias. Ah, una cosa más, ¿tienen servicio a la habitación?
Thank you. Oh, one more thing, do you have room service?

Receptionist: Sí, ofrecemos servicio a la habitación de 7:00 am a 10:00 pm.
Yes, we offer room service from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm.

Guest: Perfecto. También, ¿me podría dar una cobija extra?
Perfect. Also, could I have an extra blanket?

Receptionist: Claro, se la llevaremos a su habitación en unos minutos.
Sure, we’ll bring it to your room in a few minutes.

Guest: Muchas gracias. Regreso en un momento después de ver la habitación.
Thank you very much. I’ll be back in a moment after seeing the room.

Receptionist: De nada, que tenga una buena estancia.
You’re welcome, have a nice stay.

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5. Conclusion

Staying at a hotel in a Spanish-speaking country is much easier when you’re equipped with the right vocabulary and phrases. Whether you’re checking in, making requests, or asking questions, the phrases in this lesson will help ensure you have a smooth and enjoyable experience. Practice these phrases regularly, and don’t hesitate to use them during your travels to improve your Spanish fluency.

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