How do you say it in Japanese when you check into a hotel? What questions do you usually ask and how to answer them? ...

When you check in, you usually say:

ちょっとぉねしましが, , はぁりますが.

Hello, by the way, do you have a room for tonight?

はい、あります。

Yes, there is.

チェックイン をしたいんですが。

I want to check in.

Stop at the berth. Stop at the berth. Stop at the berth.

Please sign in.

If you can't arrive at the hotel on the day of check-in, please contact the hotel in time and inform the hotel. If it is too late to contact the hotel, the hotel may cancel the reservation according to the regulations. Especially in the tourist season, rooms will be given to other guests. From the reservation itself, the agreed time to arrive at the hotel is the deadline. Staying in a hotel late will be regarded as a breach of contract. But as long as you contact the hotel, it is no problem to inform the hotel of the delayed arrival time, so remember this.

Especially in hot spring hotels in Japan, dinner time is fixed, and dinner will be prepared only after the guests arrive. It may be difficult to provide dinner if you don't arrive at the hotel on time. Please pay attention.

When booking a hotel, you should have plenty of time to arrive at the hotel. It's no problem to arrive early, but I'm afraid I can't arrive on time. You should go to the hotel slowly. Be respectful and don't make any noise!