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How to Say ‘Do you have valet service?’ in Japanese

バレーサービスはありますか。

baree saabisu wa ari masu ka

[bah-reh sah-bee-soo wah ah-ree mahss kah]

💬 Usage Tip: [〜はありますか] is a handy pattern for asking whether a service or facility is available. You can swap in other things, like [駐車場はありますか] or [送迎はありますか].

Phrase Breakdown

バレーサービス

baree saabisu

valet service

A service where staff park and retrieve the car for the customer.

Example

バレーサービスを利用したいです。

I want to use valet service.

Words in this phrase

バレー

baree

[bah-reh]

valet

A loanword referring to valet parking.

Example

バレーサービスはありますか。

Is there valet service?

サービス

saabisu

[sah-bee-soo]

service

Refers to a provided service; here, valet parking service.

Example

バレーサービスはありますか。

Is there valet service?

はありますか

wa ari masu ka

is there? / do you have?

Polite question asking whether something is available.

Example

Wi-Fiはありますか。

Is there Wi-Fi?

Words in this phrase

wa

[wah]

topic marker

Marks バレーサービス as the topic of the question.

Example

バレーサービスはありますか。

Is there valet service?

あり

ari

[ah-ree]

exist; have

Asks whether something is available.

Example

バレーサービスはありますか。

Is there valet service?

ます

masu

[mahss]

polite verb ending

Creates a polite question form.

Example

バレーサービスはありますか。

Is there valet service?

ka

[kah]

question marker

Makes the sentence a question.

Example

バレーサービスはありますか。

Is there valet service?

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