Hotel

1. Я хочу заселиться

   Ya kho-chu za-se-lit'-sya

   I would like to check in

   Usage

   Used at the hotel front desk to check in

   Grammar Note

   "заселиться" means to check in/move into. "хочу" is first person present of "хотеть" (to want).

2. У меня есть бронь

   U me-nya yest' bron'

   I have a reservation

   Usage

   Used to inform the front desk of a booking

   Grammar Note

   "бронь" means a booking/reservation. Also: "Я забронировал(а) номер" (I booked a room; -а for female speaker).

3. В номере есть проблема

   V no-me-re yest' prob-le-ma

   There is a problem in the room

   Usage

   Used to report a room problem to the front desk

   Grammar Note

   "номер" takes the prepositional form "номере". "в" (in) governs the prepositional case.

4. Принесите ещё полотенце

   Pri-ne-si-te ye-shchyo po-lo-ten-tse

   Please bring another towel

   Usage

   Used to request an additional towel from hotel staff

   Grammar Note

   Polite imperative of "принести" (to bring). Swap "полотенце" with "подушку" (pillow) or "одеяло" (blanket).

5. Какой пароль от WiFi?

   Ka-koy pa-rol' ot WiFi?

   What is the Wi-Fi password?

   Usage

   Used to ask for the Wi-Fi password

   Grammar Note

   "от" (of/from) governs the genitive case. "пароль" is the standard Russian word for password.

6. Можно поменять номер?

   Mozh-no po-me-nyat' no-mer?

   Can I change rooms?

   Usage

   Requesting to switch to a different room

   Grammar Note

   "Номер" means "room" in hotel context (originally "number"). "Можно + perfective infinitive" is the standard permission request pattern.

7. Завтрак включён в стоимость?

   Zavt-rak vklyu-chyon v sto-i-most'?

   Is breakfast included in the price?

   Usage

   Checking if breakfast is part of the rate

   Grammar Note

   "Включён" is the short-form passive participle of "включить" (to include). Russian hotels often offer "шведский стол" (Swedish table = buffet) breakfast.

8. Вызовите такси, пожалуйста

   Vy-zo-vi-te tak-si, po-zha-luy-sta

   Please call a taxi

   Usage

   Asking the hotel front desk to call a taxi

   Grammar Note

   "Вызовите" is perfective imperative of "вызвать" (to summon/call). "Такси" is indeclinable. Yandex Taxi is the dominant ride-hailing app in Russia.

9. Сейф в номере есть?

   Seyf v no-me-re yest'?

   Is there a safe in the room?

   Usage

   Checking for an in-room safe for valuables

   Grammar Note

   "Есть" at the end creates an existence question. "в + prepositional" for location. "Номере" is prepositional of "номер" (hotel room).

10. Когда выезд?

    Kog-da vy-yezd?

    When is checkout?

    Usage

    Asking about checkout time

    Grammar Note

    "Выезд" is the nominal form of "выезжать" (to check out/depart). Opposite: "заезд" (check-in). A concise, practical question in hotel contexts.

11. Полотенце

    Po-lo-ten-tse

    Towel

    Usage

    Point at this to ask reception for an extra towel

12. Подушка

    Po-dush-ka

    Pillow

    Usage

    Point at this to ask for an extra pillow

13. Одеяло

    O-de-ya-lo

    Blanket

    Usage

    Point at this to ask for an extra blanket

14. Мыло

    My-lo

    Soap

    Usage

    Ask for a refill when the soap has run out

15. Шампунь

    Sham-pun'

    Shampoo

    Usage

    Ask for a refill when the shampoo has run out

16. Зубная щётка

    Zub-na-ya shchyot-ka

    Toothbrush

    Usage

    Ask reception for one when you have forgotten yours

17. Туалетная бумага

    Tu-a-let-na-ya bu-ma-ga

    Toilet paper

    Usage

    Point at this to ask for more toilet paper

18. Фен

    Fen

    Hair dryer

    Usage

    Ask for one when the room has none or it is broken

19. Вешалка

    Ve-shal-ka

    Clothes hanger

    Usage

    Point at this to ask for extra hangers

20. Уборка

    U-bor-ka

    Room cleaning

    Usage

    Used to request room cleaning, or to say you do not need it

21. Тихий номер

    Ti-khiy no-mer

    A quiet room

    Usage

    Point at this at check-in to request a quiet room; "nomer" is the word for a hotel room

22. Шумно

    Shum-no

    It is noisy

    Usage

    Point at this to complain that the room or surroundings are noisy

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