At the Hotel
Welcome to Unit 6! Today, we will learn how to check into a hotel and talk about your accommodation in Italian. Checking in is simple once you know a few key phrases.
1. Announcing Your Reservation
To let the receptionist know you have a booking, use the phrase Ho una prenotazione (I have a reservation). If you booked under a specific name, say:
- Ho una prenotazione a nome di Marco. (I have a reservation under the name of Marco.)
2. Asking About the Room
When you want to know which room is yours, or ask about key details, use these handy patterns:
- Dov'è la mia camera? (Where is my room?)
- C'è il Wi-Fi? (Is there Wi-Fi?)
Common mistake: Don't confuse camera (room) with stanza—both mean room, but camera is very common in hotels!
Words
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Patterns
Ho una prenotazione a nome di ___
I have a reservation under the name of ___ (used when checking in)
Dov'è ___?
Where is ___? (used to ask for locations in the hotel)
Ecco ___
Here is ___ (used when handing over items like keys or passports)