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Introduction

Welcome to the lesson on hotel vocabulary in Spanish! In this lesson, we will learn the phrases and vocabulary commonly used when staying at a hotel. Whether you are planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking country or simply want to expand your language skills, this lesson will provide you with the necessary tools to navigate your hotel stay with confidence. So let's get started!

Checking In

When you arrive at a hotel, the first thing you'll need to do is check in. Here are some useful phrases to use when checking in:

Phrases

• Hola, tengo una reserva. (Hello, I have a reservation.)
• Me llamo [tu nombre]. (My name is [your name].)
• ¿Tienen habitaciones disponibles? (Do you have any rooms available?)
• ¿Puedo ver la habitación antes de decidir? (Can I see the room before deciding?)
• ¿Dónde queda mi habitación? (Where is my room located?)
• ¿A qué hora es el check-out? (What time is check-out?)

Vocabulary

Here are some key vocabulary words related to checking in at a hotel:

Spanish	Pronunciation	English
Habitación	ah-bee-tah-see-YON	Room
Reserva	reh-SEHR-bah	Reservation
Recepción	reh-sehp-see-YON	Reception
Clave	KLAH-veh	Key
Ascensor	ah-sen-SOHR	Elevator
Tarjeta de crédito	tar-HEH-tah deh CREH-dee-toh	Credit card

Room Facilities

Once you've checked in, it's important to familiarize yourself with the facilities in your room. Here are some phrases and vocabulary words to help you navigate your room:

Phrases

• ¿Dónde está el baño? (Where is the bathroom?)
• ¿Puedo tener más toallas, por favor? (Can I have more towels, please?)
• ¿Hay servicio de habitaciones? (Is there room service?)
• ¿Cómo funciona el aire acondicionado? (How does the air conditioning work?)
• ¿Puedo conectarme a internet en la habitación? (Can I connect to the internet in the room?)

Vocabulary

Here are some key vocabulary words related to room facilities:

Spanish	Pronunciation	English
Baño	BAH-nyo	Bathroom
Toallas	toh-YAHS	Towels
Servicio de habitaciones	sehr-BEE-seeoh deh ah-bee-tah-see-YOH-nes	Room service
Aire acondicionado	AY-reh ah-kohn-dee-seeoh-NAH-doh	Air conditioning
Internet	een-tehr-NEHT	Internet

Asking for Help

If you encounter any issues or need assistance during your stay, don't hesitate to ask for help. Here are some phrases and vocabulary words to help you communicate your needs:

Phrases

• ¿Puedo hablar con el gerente, por favor? (Can I speak to the manager, please?)
• Necesito ayuda con... (I need help with...)
• ¿Dónde puedo encontrar un restaurante cercano? (Where can I find a nearby restaurant?)
• ¿Podría llamar a un taxi para mí? (Could you call a taxi for me?)
• ¿Cómo puedo llegar al centro de la ciudad? (How can I get to the city center?)

Vocabulary

Here are some key vocabulary words related to asking for help:

Spanish	Pronunciation	English
Gerente	heh-REHN-teh	Manager
Ayuda	ah-YOO-dah	Help
Restaurante	rehs-tow-RAHN-teh	Restaurant
Taxi	TAHK-see	Taxi
Centro de la ciudad	SEHN-troh deh lah see-YOHD	City center

Checking Out

When it's time to check out of the hotel, here are some phrases and vocabulary words to help you through the process:

Phrases

• Quisiera pagar la cuenta, por favor. (I would like to pay the bill, please.)
• ¿Puedo dejar las llaves aquí? (Can I leave the keys here?)
• ¿Puedo guardar mi equipaje hasta más tarde? (Can I store my luggage until later?)
• ¿Me podría llamar un taxi, por favor? (Could you call a taxi for me, please?)
• ¿Dónde puedo encontrar un cajero automático? (Where can I find an ATM?)

Vocabulary

Here are some key vocabulary words related to checking out:

Spanish	Pronunciation	English
Cuenta	KWEHN-tah	Bill
Llaves	YAH-vehs	Keys
Equipaje	eh-kee-PAH-heh	Luggage
Cajero automático	KAH-heh-roh ah-toh-MAH-tee-koh	ATM (Automated Teller Machine)
Taxi	TAHK-see	Taxi

Summary

In this lesson, we have learned the phrases and vocabulary commonly used when staying at a hotel in Spanish. From checking in to checking out, you now have the necessary tools to navigate your hotel stay with confidence. Practice using these phrases and vocabulary words in real-life situations to further enhance your language skills. ¡Buena suerte y disfruta tu estadía en el hotel! (Good luck and enjoy your hotel stay!)

Table of Contents - Spanish Course - 0 to A1

• Course Presentation

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Introduction to Spanish

• The Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation
• Nouns and Gender
• Definite and Indefinite Articles
• Subject Pronouns

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Verbs

• Present Tense Verbs
• Ser and Estar
• Reflexive Verbs

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Adjectives

• Descriptive Adjectives
• Demonstrative Adjectives

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Pronouns

• Direct Object Pronouns
• Indirect Object Pronouns

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Common Words and Phrases

• Greetings and Salutations
• Numbers and Counting
• Days of the Week and Months of the Year

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Food and Drink

• Common Foods
• Restaurant Phrases

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Travel and Directions

• Asking for Directions
• Hotel Vocabulary

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Spanish-Speaking Countries

• Spain: History and Culture
• Latin America: History and Culture

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Celebrations and Festivals

• Día de los Muertos
• Cinco de Mayo

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Hispanic Heritage Month

• Notable Hispanic Figures
• Hispanic Influence on Music and Dance

Sources

• A Traveler's Guide to Hotel Vocabulary in Spanish
• Hotel Vocabulary in Spanish | SpanishDict
• Vocabulary of Hotels in Spanish

Other Lessons

• Airport
• Informal abbreviations
• Refranes de Venezuela
• Food
• Las Frutas
• Asking for Directions
• At Home
• Hobbies
• Markets
• Colors

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