Hotel check-in
Practice checking in at a hotel, asking about breakfast and checkout times, and storing your luggage.
What this page practisesgiving your reservation details · asking about breakfast and checkout time · leaving your luggage · asking about Wi-Fi · asking the front desk to call a taxi
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Six lines at the front desk
You'll use these at the front desk throughout your stay.
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I have a reservation. I'm Li.
「〜てあります」= something has been taken care of and the resulting state is still in place. The easiest sentence to use when saying you have a reservation.
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エレベーターはどこですか。
Where's the elevator?
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Could you hold my luggage for me?
If you still want to explore after checking out, you can leave your luggage at the front desk first — this is a standard service.
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チェックアウトは何時までですか。
What time is check-out?
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Check-in
Practice checking in at the front desk: give your name, confirm your reservation, pick up your room card, and ask about breakfast times.
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front desk clerk
こちらが鍵です。お部屋は八階です。
Here's your key. Your room is on the eighth floor.
八階 is read はっかい (not はちかい); 三階 (さんがい) and 六階 (ろっかい) also have sound changes.
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Customer
朝食は何時からですか。
What time does breakfast start?
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front desk clerk
七時から十時までです。
From 7 to 10.
Audio on this page is AI-synthesized speech (Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS), not a human recording; the sentences are original.


