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Hotels: useful Portuguese phrases

Manage a stay and explain a room request.

Start with the essentials

Start with the essential words and expressions below. Next, learn the five specific phrases in the reference table. Finally, read both sides of the exchange and try the linked rehearsal before revealing its sample replies. This collection connects to the broader vocabulary topic.

I have a reservation
tenho uma reserva
I have a reservation
Do you have a room?
Vocês têm um quarto disponível?
Do you have a room?
Is there Wi-Fi?
Tem wi-fi?
Is there Wi-Fi?
Room (hotel)
o quarto
Room (hotel)

Make the conversation more specific

Useful Portuguese expressions for hotels
What you want to say	Portuguese
I have a reservation	tenho uma reserva I have a reservation
Do you have a room?	Vocês têm um quarto disponível? Do you have a room?
Is there Wi-Fi?	Tem wi-fi? Is there Wi-Fi?
Room (hotel)	o quarto Room (hotel)
Could I leave my luggage here?	Posso deixar minha bagagem aqui? Show English translation Could I leave my luggage here?
Is breakfast included?	O café da manhã está incluído? Show English translation Is breakfast included?
The ... in my room isn't working.	… no meu quarto não está funcionando. Show English translation The … in my room isn't working.
Could I check out later?	Posso fazer o check-out mais tarde? Show English translation Could I check out later?
Could I have a quieter room?	Posso ficar em um quarto mais silencioso? Show English translation Could I have a quieter room?

Read the other side of the exchange

Partner
Bem-vindo / bem-vinda! Quer deixar as malas enquanto fazemos o check-in?
Welcome! Would you like to leave your bags while we check you in?
You
Posso deixar minha bagagem aqui?
Could I leave my luggage here?
Partner
Claro. Seu quarto está pronto. Aqui está sua chave.
Of course. Your room is ready. Here's your key.
You
O café da manhã está incluído?
Is breakfast included?

Hotels in other languages

A note on speaking Portuguese

These guides use Brazilian Portuguese. Você is a common everyday address; senhor or senhora may fit a more formal interaction. Eu gostaria and poderia can soften requests without making them complicated.

Keep the accents and nasal spellings, such as não and conexão. Portuguese in Portugal may use different everyday vocabulary or pronouns. The examples aim for broadly understandable Brazilian wording.