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Practical hotel conversations for check-in, luggage, and arrival times.

TL-080

There's a minibar charge I don't recognize — Korean

At checkout, point out a minibar charge you do not recognize and ask staff to check the room record and bill.

TL-079

I'd like a wake-up call tomorrow morning — Korean

If you need to leave early, request a hotel wake-up call and clearly state the date, time, and room number.

TL-078

Can I have a parcel delivered to the hotel? — Korean

Before sending a purchase or personal parcel to your hotel, check whether it can receive it and what booking details to put on the label.

TL-077

Is breakfast included in my booking? — Korean

After checking in, ask whether breakfast is included in your rate, where it is served, and what you need for entry.

TL-076

When will my hotel laundry be returned? — Korean

Before using a hotel's laundry service, ask about collection cutoffs and return times, especially if you leave the next day.

TL-075

I'd like to arrange a housekeeping time — Korean

If you plan to stay in the room or rest, ask the front desk whether housekeeping can come while you are out.

TL-074

Could I have an extra blanket? — Korean

If you feel cold or need more bedding, ask the front desk for blankets and say how many you need.

TL-073

Is early check-in available? — Korean

If you arrive early, ask about entering the room itself, separately from storing luggage, and check any extra charge.

TL-064

The safe in my room won't open — Korean

A hotel situation for asking in Korean for help when the room safe will not open, including staff assistance, reset procedures, identity checks, and important items inside.

TL-056

The air conditioning in my hotel room isn't working — Korean

A hotel situation for explaining an air-conditioning problem in Korean and asking for an inspection, estimated repair time, or a room change.

TL-053

I think I left something in my hotel room — Korean

A hotel lost-and-found situation for explaining in Korean what you left behind, identifying your room, and asking the hotel to keep, contact you about, or send the item.

TL-052

Leaving luggage at a hotel after checkout — Korean

Ask whether the hotel can hold your bags after checkout, confirm the pickup time and any fee, and check how to collect them. Learn what to say if there is no storage space.

TL-006

Ask to leave luggage before hotel check-in — Korean

A hotel conversation for asking whether luggage can be stored when you arrive before check-in time.

TL-007

Tell a hotel you'll arrive late — Korean

A hotel conversation for reporting a late arrival and checking the latest possible check-in time.

TL-017

Ask to change rooms at a hotel — Korean

A hotel conversation for explaining a room problem and asking the front desk whether you can move to another room.

TL-028

Ask when a hotel deposit or card authorization will be released — Korean

A hotel conversation for checking whether a deposit or card authorization is a final charge and when it will be released.

TL-036

Ask for a late checkout — Korean

A hotel conversation for asking whether late checkout is available, how late you can stay and whether there is an extra fee.

TL-044

Ask for help when a hotel room key does not work — Korean

A hotel conversation for explaining that a room key does not open the door and asking the front desk to reset or replace it.