Staying at a Hostel

gaein bang yeyakhago sipeoyo.

I want to book a private room.

A clear way to ask for a private room at reception.

domitori bang isseoyo?

Do you have a dorm room?

Hostels often use the loan word 'domitori' for shared rooms.

ilcheung chimdae sseul su isseoyo?

Can I use a bottom bunk?

'1층' (first floor) is naturally used to mean the bottom bunk of a bed.

je jimeul rakeoe neoko sipeoyo.

I want to put my luggage in the locker.

gongyong hwajangsireun eodie isseoyo?

Where is the shared bathroom?

yeogi bueokeseo yorihal su isseoyo?

Can I cook in the kitchen here?

bame myeot sibuteo bureul kkeoyo?

What time do you turn off the lights at night?

A natural, simple way to ask when quiet hours begin.

naeil siti tueo yeyakhal su isseoyo?

Can I book a city tour for tomorrow?

eodieseo wasseo?

Where are you from?

Use this friendly form only with hostel roommates your age or younger.

eodieseo wasseoyo?

Where are you from?

The safe, polite way to ask a new person in the common room.

oneul bame gachi maekju masil geoya?

Do you want to grab a beer together tonight?

A casual invitation for someone you just befriended.

oneul bame gachi maekju masil geoyeyo?

Do you want to grab a beer together tonight?

The neutral, polite equivalent if you are not yet on casual terms.