A2Norwegian

Booking a Room

Use these practical phrases to book a room, check the price, and finalize your stay at a Norwegian hotel or guesthouse.

Key Phrases

Voice
Requesting a room · 3 ways to say it

Jeg vil gjerne bestille et rom.

polite

I would like to book a room.

A polite and standard way to start your booking.

Har dere et ledig rom i natt?

neutral

Do you have an available room tonight?

A direct way to ask when you walk into a hotel.

Har dere plass i natt?

casual

Do you have space tonight?

More casual; common for hostels or smaller guesthouses.

Specifying room type

Vi trenger et dobbeltrom.

neutral

We need a double room.

Specifying dates

Vi skal bo fra tirsdag til torsdag.

neutral

We will stay from Tuesday to Thursday.

Asking the price · 2 ways to say it

Hva koster rommet per natt?

neutral

How much does the room cost per night?

Hvor mye blir det?

casual

How much will that be?

Common when asking for the total price.

Asking about breakfast · 2 ways to say it

Inkluderer prisen frokost?

polite

Does the price include breakfast?

Får vi frokost her?

casual

Do we get breakfast here?

A natural, informal way to check if food is provided.

Confirming the booking

Flott, jeg tar rommet.

neutral

Great, I'll take the room.

Changing the booking

Kan jeg endre datoen?

neutral

Can I change the date?

Cancelling the booking

Jeg vil gjerne avbestille bestillingen min.

polite

I would like to cancel my booking.

Practice Dialogue

Traveler
Hei! Har dere et ledig rom i natt?
Staff
Hei. Ja, vi har et dobbeltrom.
Traveler
Hvor mye blir det?
Staff
Det koster tusen kroner per natt.
Traveler
Får vi frokost her?
Staff
Ja, vi serverer frokost fra klokka sju.
Traveler
Flott, jeg tar det.
Staff
Fint. Kan jeg få navnet ditt?

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