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How to check into a hotel in Italian

Checking in is a conversation you can rehearse before you arrive. Here's what the receptionist will ask, what you'll want to ask back, and how to sort out a problem with your room.

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Key Italian phrases

ItalianEnglishListen
Ho una prenotazione. I have a reservation.
A nome di… Under the name…
Per tre notti For three nights
La colazione Γ¨ inclusa? Is breakfast included?
A che ora bisogna lasciare la camera? What time is checkout?
Qual Γ¨ la password del wi-fi? What's the Wi-Fi password?
Potrei avere una camera piΓΉ tranquilla? Could I have a quieter room?
L'aria condizionata non funziona. The air conditioning doesn't work.
Posso lasciare qui i bagagli? Can I leave my luggage here?
Il passaporto, per favore. Your passport, please.

Example conversation

Receptionist
Buon pomeriggio, benvenuto! Come posso aiutarla? Good afternoon, welcome! How can I help you?
You
Salve, ho una prenotazione a nome di Smith. Hi, I have a reservation under the name Smith.
Receptionist
Sì, tre notti. Il passaporto, per favore. Yes, three nights. Your passport, please.
You
Ecco. La colazione Γ¨ inclusa? Here you go. Is breakfast included?
Receptionist
Sì, dalle sette alle dieci. La sua camera è la 304. Yes, from seven to ten. Your room is 304.
You
Grazie mille! Thank you very much!

Good to know

πŸ’‘ "Salve" is a handy polite greeting when you're unsure whether to use "ciao" or "buongiorno". Most Italian cities add a "tassa di soggiorno" (tourist tax) at check-out.

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