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Hostel: Spanish phrases for travel

What Spanish phrases do I need for Hostel while travelling?

10 field-tested Spanish words and phrases for "Hostel" — no textbook filler, just what you'll actually need on the road in Latin America.

Words & phrases

  • „Tengo una reserva." — I have a reservation.
  • „¿Tiene una cama libre?" — Do you have a bed available?
  • „¿El desayuno está incluido?" — Is breakfast included?
  • „¿Dónde está mi cama?" — Where's my bed?
  • „Mi llave no funciona." — My key isn't working.
  • „¿Puedo dejar mi equipaje aquí?" — Can I leave my luggage here?
  • „¿Hay un locker?" — Is there a locker?
  • „Mi cama está ocupada." — My bed is taken.
  • „¿Hay cocina?" — Is there a kitchen?
  • „¿Podría cambiar de habitación?" — Could I change rooms?

Frequently asked questions

How do you say "I have a reservation." in Spanish?

In local Spanish: "Tengo una reserva.". You can practise this exact phrase as a flashcard in the HolaRuta app, pronunciation tip included.

How do you say "Do you have a bed available?" in Spanish?

In local Spanish: "¿Tiene una cama libre?". You can practise this exact phrase as a flashcard in the HolaRuta app, pronunciation tip included.

What Spanish phrases do I need for Hostel while travelling?

For "Hostel", HolaRuta has put together 10 practical words and phrases so you can communicate in real situations on the road.

Why should I learn Hostel vocabulary before the trip?

Because reading a list once doesn't stick. HolaRuta reviews "Hostel" vocabulary at increasing intervals until it's recallable even under travel stress.

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