Booking a Hotel in Italian Language

Phrases to Help You Book a Hotel Room in Italian Language

Desire to book an places to stay in Italy? Tips on how to say, I’d like to reserve a room in Italian? Handy Italian terminology for the purpose of reserving a room in hotels or attempting to ask for a room with a deck. Learn More

Together with the Italian accommodation relevant terms shown below, one can learn how to pose your questions in Italian. Many of these inquiries include things like: “how many days you are reserving for?” or “how much will it cost to book a room?” Ideally, you’ll be able to figure out the replies in Italian.

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Do you have any rooms available?	Avete camere libere? (ah-VEH-teh kah-MEH-reh lee-BEH-reh?)
How much is a room for one person/two people?	Quanto costa una stanza singola/doppia? (KWAHN-toh KOHS-tah OO-nah STAHN-tsah seen-GOH-lah/ DOHP-pyah)
Does the room come with...	La stanza ha ... (lah STAHN-tsah ah...)
...bedsheets?	...lenzuola? (...lehn-ZWOH-lah?)
...a bathroom?	...un bagno? (...oon BAH-nyoh?)
...a telephone?	...un telefono? (...oon teh-LEH-foh-noh)
...a TV?	...un televisore? (...oon teh-leh-VEE-soh-reh?)
May I see the room first?	Posso prima vedere la stanza? (POHS-soh PREE-mah veh-DEH-reh lah STAHN-tsah?)
Do you have anything quieter?	Ha una stanza più silenziosa? (ah OO-nah STAHN-tsah pyoo see-lehn-TSYOH-zah?)
...bigger?	...più grande? (pyoo GRAHN-deh?)
...cleaner?	...più pulita? (pyoo poo-LEE-tah?)
...cheaper?	...più economica? (pyoo eh-koh-NOH-mee-kah?)
OK, I'll take it.	Va bene, la prendo. (vah BEH-neh, lah PREHN-doh)
I will stay for _____ night(s).	Mi fermo per _____ notte(i). (mee FEHR-moh pehr...NOHT-teh(ee))
Can you suggest another hotel?	Potete suggerirmi un altro hotel? (poh-TEH-teh soo-JEH-reer-mee oon AHL-troh OH-tehl?)
Do you have a safe?	Avete una cassaforte (centrale)? (ah-VEH-teh OO-nah kahs-SAH-fohr-teh (chehn-TRAH-leh)?)
Is breakfast/supper included?	È inclusa la prima colazione / la cena? (EH een-KLOO-zah la PREE-mah koh-lah-TSYOH-neh/ lah CHEH-nah?)
What time is breakfast/supper?	A che ora è la prima colazione / la cena? (ah keh OH-rah EH lah PREE-mah koh-lah-TSYOH-neh / lah CHEH-nah)
Please clean my room.	Pulite la mia camera, per favore. (poo-LEE-teh lah myah kah-MEH-rah, pehr fah-VOH-reh)
Can you wake me at _____?	Potete svegliarmi alle _____? (poh-TEH-teh sveh-LYAHR-mee AHL-leh....?)
I want to check out.	Voglio andare via. (voh-LYOH ahn-DAH-reh vyah) or voglio partire (voh-LYOH pahr-TEE-reh)

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