Hotel check-in in Korea is usually simple, but it can feel fast if you are not ready for the basic words.

This guide gives you Korean phrases for reservations, passport confirmation, room requests, breakfast, Wi-Fi, and checkout.

Starting Check-in

Use these at the front desk.

체크인하고 싶어요.

Romanization: chekeuin hago sipeoyo.

Meaning: I would like to check in.

The most direct check-in phrase.

예약했어요.

Romanization: yeyakhaesseoyo.

Meaning: I have a reservation.

Say this after greeting the staff.

제 이름은 김민지예요.

Romanization: je ireumeun Kim Minji-yeyo.

Meaning: My name is Minji Kim.

Replace the name with your booking name.

Room and Breakfast

These help you confirm hotel details.

조용한 방 가능해요?

Romanization: joyonghan bang ganeunghaeyo?

Meaning: Is a quiet room possible?

A polite room request.

조식 포함이에요?

Romanization: josik pohamieyo?

Meaning: Is breakfast included?

Use this before you leave the front desk.

와이파이 비밀번호가 뭐예요?

Romanization: waipai bimilbeonhoga mwoyeyo?

Meaning: What is the Wi-Fi password?

Very useful after check-in.

Problems and Checkout

Use these if something does not work or when you leave.

카드키가 안 돼요.

Romanization: kadeukiga an dwaeyo.

Meaning: The key card is not working.

Show the key card while saying this.

방을 확인해 주세요.

Romanization: bangeul hwaginhae juseyo.

Meaning: Please check the room.

Useful for room problems.

체크아웃은 몇 시예요?

Romanization: chekeuauseun myeot siyeyo?

Meaning: What time is checkout?

Ask this early so you do not miss the time.

Related Reading

• Start Here: Beginner Korean Path
• Survival Korean Starter Checklist
• Korean Restaurant Phrases for Beginners
• Korean Taxi and Transport Phrases for Beginners
• Korean Convenience Store Phrases for Beginners

Final Tip

Hotel Korean is about clear information: reservation, name, passport, room, breakfast, Wi-Fi, and checkout.

If you can say these phrases slowly, most hotel front desk situations become much easier.