Asking About Hotel Amenities

sobhane az che sa'ati shoru mishe?

What time does breakfast start?

Very natural spoken form; staff expect this exact phrasing.

sobhane ta key hast?

How late is breakfast available?

Shorter, more casual — fine with friendly staff.

ramz-e vay-fay chiye?

What's the wifi password?

The most common way guests ask this; perfectly natural with any staff.

ramz-e vay-fay ro mitunid beham bedid?

Could you give me the wifi password?

Use this if you want to sound more polite, e.g. at a formal front desk.

estakhr darid?

Do you have a pool?

Swap استخر for باشگاه (bashgah) to ask about the gym instead.

bashgah ta che sa'ati baze?

What time does the gym close?

بازه is the casual spoken form of باز است — totally normal in speech.

mitunam chamedunamo inja bezaram?

Can I leave my suitcase here?

Use with staff at the front desk when you need to store bags before or after check-in.

mitunam chamedanam ro inja negah darid?

Could you keep my luggage here?

Slightly more formal phrasing; suitable when addressing senior staff.

mishe check-out ro ye sa'at dirtar konam?

Can I check out one hour later?

میشه (mishe) is the everyday spoken way to ask if something is possible.

mitunid baram taksi begirid?

Could you get a taxi for me?

برام (baram) is the casual contraction of برای من — still perfectly polite here.

taksi be forudgah chegadre?

How much is a taxi to the airport?

Ask this before the staff books it so there are no surprises.