How to say “Do you have a room available?” in Chinese

“Do you have a room available?” in Chinese is 有空房吗?, written in pinyin as Yǒu kòngfáng ma?.

有空房吗?

Yǒu kòngfáng ma?

Do you have a room available?

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What each part of 有空房吗? actually means.

When you use it

Use 有空房吗? in hotel situations. Check in, check out and fix things in your room.

Other ways people say it

The same idea, said differently. Roughly in the order you'll hear them.

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How do you say "Do you have a room available?" in Chinese?
"Do you have a room available?" in Chinese is 有空房吗? — written in pinyin as Yǒu kòngfáng ma?. It is a hotel phrase you would use in China.
What does 有空房吗? mean in Chinese?
有空房吗? (Yǒu kòngfáng ma?) means "Do you have a room available?". Broken down word by word: 有 (yǒu) means "to have"; 空房 (kòngfáng) means "vacant room"; 吗 (ma) means "question particle".
When would you use "Do you have a room available?" in Chinese?
Use it walking into a hotel without a booking, or calling ahead at night when the booking apps show sold out. The same sentence works on the phone, where desks answer it faster than booking apps update availability.

Where you'll use it

有空房吗? comes up in these situations, in this order.

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