How to Say ‘Do you have a quiet room?’ in German
Haben Sie ein ruhiges Zimmer?
HAH-ben zee ine ROO-ee-ges TSIM-mer
[HAH-ben zee ine ROO-ee-ges TSIM-mer]
🇩🇪 In Germany: Asking for a quiet room at check-in is completely normal in Germany. Many hotels have rooms facing the back that are kept for exactly this request.
Phrase Breakdown
Haben Sie
HAH-ben zee
Do you have
A formal question, with the verb placed first. 'Haben' sounds like 'HAA-ben'.
Haben Sie WLAN?
Do you have Wi-Fi?
Words in this phrase
Haben
[HAH-ben]
Do you have
A phrase used to ask if someone possesses something.
Haben Sie Erfahrung in der Datenanalyse?
Do you have experience in data analysis?
Sie
[zee]
You (formal)
Formal second-person pronoun.
Denken Sie, dass Netzwerken wichtig ist?
Do you think networking is important?
ein ruhiges Zimmer?
ine ROO-ee-ges TSIM-mer
a quiet room?
'Ruhig' means 'quiet'. The 'h' is silent: 'ROO-i-ges'.
Ich möchte ein ruhiges Zimmer.
I'd like a quiet room.
Words in this phrase
ein
[ine]
a; an
Indefinite article used before 'Hallo'.
Reicht das für ein Hallo, oder braucht es ein besseres Timing?
Is that enough for a hello, or does it need better timing?
ruhiges
[ROO-ee-ges]
quiet
Adjective meaning calm, without noise; here with neuter ending -es.
Ich suche ein ruhiges Hotel.
I am looking for a quiet hotel.
Zimmer
[TSIM-mer]
room
Usually means a room; in travel context it often refers to a hotel room.
Ich möchte ein Zimmer buchen.
I would like to book a room.
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