Checking into a Hotel

annyeonghaseyo, chekeuin butakhamnida.

Hello, I would like to check in.

A very standard and formal way to address hotel staff upon arrival.

je ireumeuro yeyakhaesseoyo.

I made a reservation under my name.

A natural follow-up phrase when you approach the front desk.

sugeon deo butakhamnida.

More towels, please.

A formal and highly polite way to ask for items from staff.

sugeon jom deo juseyo.

Please give me some more towels.

The standard everyday way to ask for something. The word 'jom' softens the request.

achim siksaneun myeot siyeyo?

What time is breakfast?

Simple and perfectly natural for asking about schedules.

waipai bimirbeonhoga mwoyeyo?

What is the Wi-Fi password?

The most common way to ask staff for the password.

waipai bimirbeonho mwoya?

What's the Wi-Fi password?

Only use this with friends or family sharing your room, never with hotel staff.

neutge chekeuaut hal su isseoyo?

Can I check out late?

A useful phrase relying on the ability/possibility grammar structure.

chekeuaut butakhamnida.

I would like to check out.

A polite and professional way to announce your departure to the staff.