Check-In and Out at Hotels in Japan! Must Know Conversational Flow and Phrases.

🏨 Planning a trip to Japan? 🇯🇵 Learn all about the essential Japanese phrases for checking in & out of hotels with my comprehensive guide! This video covers every aspect of hotel check-in & check-out conversations in Japanese. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, mastering these phrases will ensure a comfortable check-in & check-out process during your next trip to Japan. 🗝️🏷️🎌

✨Here is what I’ll cover in this video✨
00:00 Introduction
00:44 Start Check-In Process
02:39 Confirm your Reservation
04:15 Fill out Form
05:39 Assign Your Room
06:14 Room Key
06:29 About Breakfast
07:56 About Check-Out Time
08:35 Do you have __ ?
09:09 Where is __ ?
09:57 End of Check-In Process
10:42 Check-Out Process
13:05 Example Conversation (Check-in)
15:22 Example Conversation (Check-out)
15:58 End

List of counting numbers for items from 1 to 10 in Japanese with 本.
(Using the counter 本 (hon/bon/pon) which is commonly used for long, cylindrical objects like bottles, pens, teeth etc.)
1本 (いっぽん - Ippon) - One
2本 (にほん - Nihon) - Two
3本 (さんぼん - Sanbon) - Three
4本 (よんほん - Yonhon) - Four
5本 (ごほん - Gohon) - Five
6本 (ろっぽん - Roppon) - Six
7本 (ななほん - Nanahon ) - Seven
8本 (はっぽん – Happon /はちほん - Hachihon) - Eight
9本 (きゅうほん - Kyūhon) - Nine
10本 (じゅっぽん - Juppon) – Ten


"本日から２泊、2名様で、禁煙のシングルルーム１部屋のご予約をいただいております。"
• 本日 (Honjitsu) = "today." It indicates the starting point of the stay.
• から (Kara) = "from" and is used here to indicate the starting time of the stay.
• ２泊 (Ni haku) = "two nights." It specifies the duration of the stay.
• 2名様 (Nimei-sama) = "two people" or "two guests." It indicates the number of individuals for whom the reservation is made.
• 禁煙 (Kinen) = "nonsmoking." It specifies the type of room requested.
• シングルルーム (Shingururuumu) = "single room." It specifies the type of room requested.
• １部屋 (Ichi heya) = "one room." It specifies the quantity of rooms reserved.
• ご予約 (Goyoyaku) = "reservation" or "booking." It refers to the act of reserving the room.
• いただいております (Itadaiteorimasu) = "have received". It indicates that the hotel has received the reservation.

Putting it all together, the sentence translates to: "We have received a reservation for two guests staying two nights from today in a nonsmoking single room."
This sentence is used by hotel staff to inform guests about the details of their reservation, including the check-in date, duration of stay, number of guests, room type, and whether it's smoking or nonsmoking. It ensures clarity and accuracy regarding the reservation details.


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