How to communicate in a hotel in Italy?

In partnership with Professor Priscilla Moraes, creator of the Italian course with Priscilla, today we will present a short guide on how to communicate in a hotel in Italy. In this post, you will find phrases that will be very useful for your arrival, stay, and departure from your hotel. Let’s go! Stay with us and make the most of boot country! Here at Italy’s Dream Tourism, you can make the trip of your dreams come true!! Also check out our section, Examples of Tourist Itineraries in Italy!

Our Introduction

When planning a trip to Italy, it’s inevitable not to worry about the language. Although it is not a difficult language to learn, many find it complicated and difficult, and they will get tangled up with even small sentences. Not so! Italian is one of the most beautiful languages in the world, and believe me, it’s not hard to learn. In partnership with Professor Priscilla Moraes, creator of the Italian method, today we bring you key phrases to be used during your stay in Italy. Let’s learn them!

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Nell ́Hotel…

È arrivato il momento di effettuare il check-in nell’hotel. Qui vedremo le principali espressioni da usare alla reception dell’hotel e anche alcune espressioni utili per le richieste del servizio in camera, garantendo un’esperienza eccellente durante il tuo soggiorno.

At the hotel…

It’s time to check into the hotel. Here we will see the main expressions to present yourself at the hotel reception and also some useful expressions for room service requests, ensuring an excellent experience during your stay.

ITALIAN	PORTUGUESE
Buongiorno, ho una camera prenotata.	Hello, I have a room booked.
Ho una prenotazione a nome di…	I have a reservation in the name of…
Avete camere libere?	Do you have free rooms?
Che tipo di camera desidera?	What kind of room do you want?
Una singola / una doppia?	A single room / a double room?
Arrest camera issue.	I’m going to keep this room.
Devo pagare all’arrivo?	Do I need to pay on arrival?
Vuole riempire, per favore, il modulo d’accettazione?	Please fill out the registration form.
Il Suo passaporto, per favore.	Your passport, please.
Ecco il mio passaporto.	Here’s my passport.
Posso lasciare qui le mie valigie?	Can I leave my bags here?
Faccia portare il mio bagaglio in camera, per favore.	Can you take the luggage to the room, please?
La colazione è inclusa?	Is breakfast included?
Per il pranzo devo prenotare?	Do I need to book for lunch?
A che ora è la colazione?	What time is breakfast?
A che ora dovrei fare il check out?	What time should I check out?
Qual è il numero della camera?	What is the room number?
Dove posso parcheggiare la macchina?	Where can I park the car?
Può svegliarmi alle…?	Can you wake me up at…?
Non ci sono gli asciugamani.	There are no towels.
Posso avere un altro asciugamano?	Can I have one more bath towel?
Non c’è l’acqua calda.	It doesn’t have hot water.
La tv non funziona.	TV doesn’t work.
Lo sciacquone non funziona.	The flush does not work.
Qual è la password della rete wifi?	What is the WiFi password?
Come accendere/ spegnere l’aria condizionata?	How to turn on/off the air conditioner?
Posso avere un’altra coperta?	Could you give me another blanket?
Vorrei lasciare la camera e saldare il conto.	I’d like to check it out, please.
Accettate tutte le carte di credito?	Do you accept all credit cards?
Grazie mille per il confortevole soggiorno.	Thank you very much for the comfortable stay.

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About Italy’s Dream Tourism and Italian partnership with Priscilla

Those who follow me know that I always want to bring to my readers and followers the best of the best when we talk about Italy, and this goes for tips on restaurants, places to visit, little-known cities, etc. My intention is always to make people feel at home in Italy even before traveling, even in the details, and this goes beyond planning. I always make a point of pointing out that Italy goes far beyond the classic itinerary of Rome, Milan, Florence and Venice and this lesser-known Italy needs to be seen, as it is as precious as its famous ‘sisters’!

A little about my partner, Priscilla

Over the years, Italy’s Dream Tourism has had the great pleasure of partnering with excellent professionals, all highly qualified, and this is the case of our dear partner Priscilla Moraes, creator of the “Italian with Priscilla” method of classes. Priscilla has developed a unique method to teach Italian in an easy, practical, and light way, without any complications, without expensive books, and without any difficulty.

Priscilla has also developed a specific course for those who are going to travel to Italy. With excellent materials, Priscilla offers us a practical and specific course with classes on how to speak Italian in the most diverse situations during your trip to Italy: from the airport to the restaurant, as well as passing through customs. It’s a complete course and well worth the investment! Click on the link below and check it all out without obligation, I guarantee you won’t regret taking this course!

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Conclusion

How to communicate in a hotel in Italy? As we have seen in this lesson, Italian is not as difficult as many people think it to be. With the right methodology, a qualified teacher, and key phrases, you will speak Italian the same way you speak your native language: easily, safely, and calmly.