Are you planning a vacation or trip to a Spanish speaking country?
If you ever take a vacation to a Spanish speaking country you'll have a wonderful opportunity to practice Spanish and learn more Spanish. While you're on vacation, you'll probably be staying at a hotel of some sort and you'll want to know some Spanish phrases that are specifically used at hotels.
So that's what you'll find on this page, a list of Spanish phrases and sentences that are used at a hotel, motel, or any kind of resort residence.
Los cuartos en este hotel vienen con un desayuno gratis.
The rooms in this hotel come with a free breakfast.
No se permite comida o bebida en la area de la piscina.
No food or drink is permitted in the pool area.
Los niños menos de doce años de edad son gratis.
Children under 12 are free.
Usualmente se ocupa tarjeta de credito para hacer reservación.
It usually requires a credit card to make a reservation.
You can use se ocupa as a way to same something is needed, or required.
Tenemos un servicio de reservaciónes de computadores.
We have a computerized reservation service.
As you can see, some of the Spanish words are rather long and have a lot of syllables. This is where the included audio file will really help you get the pronunciation correct. Just click the link above.
Los precios no incluyen impuestos.
The prices don't include taxes.
The verb incluir is in plural form because it talks about the plural of precios(prices).
Los grupos grandes estan bienvenidos.
Large groups are welcome
Notice how each of the 5 words in the phrase above are in a plural form.
No se puede fumar en este cuarto.
No smoking is allowed in this room.
The phrase no se puede is commonly used to say you can't or it can't be done or it isn't allowed...
Todos los cuartos de este hotel tienen cafetera.
All the rooms in this hotel have a coffee maker.
Note that the Spanish word hotel is spelled the same as in English but the h is silent.
La piscina esta abierto de las seis de la mañana hasta las once de la noche.
The pool is open from 6 am to 11 pm.
To say AM - de la mañana -- To say PM before 6 or 7 is de la tarde and later than that is de la noche.
No se permiten niños de menos de 12 años en el jacquzi
No children under 12 allowed in the hot tub.
The reflexive verb permiter means to allow.
¿Tiene este hotel una lavanderia?
Does this hotel have a laundry room?
This sentence has an inverted word order -- English puts the object on the other side of the verb. Spanish can have the subject and object next to each other.
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