Asking About Hotel Amenities

What time is breakfast?

The most direct way to ask; works at any hotel front desk.

Until what time do you serve breakfast?

Use this when you are worried about missing it — a slightly more specific ask.

Could you give me the wifi password?

Polite and standard; safe with any staff member.

What's the wifi password?

Short and natural; fine when talking to a friendly receptionist or another guest.

Does the hotel have a gym?

Simple and direct; add 'y piscina' to ask about the pool in the same breath.

What are the pool's opening hours?

Once you know the pool exists, use this to ask when you can use it.

Can I leave my bags here until later?

Common request on checkout day when your flight is in the evening.

Do you have a luggage storage service?

'Consigna' is the standard term across most of Spain and Latin America.

Would it be possible to do a late checkout?

The conditional 'sería' signals a polite request; use with front-desk staff.

Can I stay until two o'clock?

More direct; use when you already have a good rapport with the staff.

Can you call me a taxi to the airport?

Using 'pedir' (to order/arrange) is natural here; 'llamar un taxi' also works.

Do you know how much a taxi to the city centre costs?

Useful before you commit to booking — lets you compare with a ride-share app.

Is there room service?

A practical add-on if breakfast hours don't work for you.

Is there an extra charge for the hotel car park?

Worth asking at check-in to avoid surprises at checkout.