Checking into a Hotel
Use these practical phrases when arriving at a hotel and checking in at the reception desk.
Key Phrases
سلام، من رزرو دارم.
neutralsalam, man rezarv daram.
Hello, I have a reservation.
A natural and direct way to announce your arrival.
بفرمایید، این پاسپورت منه.
neutralbefarmayid, in pasport-e man-e.
Here you go, this is my passport.
A standard, conversational way to hand over your documents to the staff.
این پاسپورتِ من است.
politein pasport-e man ast.
This is my passport.
A more formal pronunciation using the full 'ast' verb.
صبحانه کی هست؟
neutralsobhane key hast?
When is breakfast?
A very common and straightforward question for the receptionist.
صبحانه چه ساعتی است؟
politesobhane che saati ast?
What time is breakfast?
Slightly more formal phrasing for asking the exact time.
پسوردِ وایفای چیه؟
neutralpasvord-e vay-fay chi-e?
What is the Wi-Fi password?
Everyday spoken Persian; perfectly acceptable for interacting with hotel staff.
رمزِ اینترنت چیست؟
politeramz-e internet chist?
What is the internet password?
Formal vocabulary (ramz instead of pasvord) and uncontracted verb.
اتاقِ من کجاست؟
neutralotagh-e man kojast?
Where is my room?
A simple way to ask for directions to your room.
ببخشید، آسانسور کجاست؟
politebebakhshid, asansor kojast?
Excuse me, where is the elevator?
Start with 'bebakhshid' to get someone's attention politely.
این کلیدِ شماست.
politein kilid-e shomast.
This is your key.
What the staff will typically say when handing you the room key.