How to Say ‘Two nights’ in Japanese
2泊
2 paku
[nee]
💬 Usage Tip: [泊] is the counter for overnight stays. [2泊] means staying for two nights, not necessarily two full days.
🇯🇵 In Japan: In hotels and travel bookings in Japan, staff often confirm stays in [泊] and people in [名]. You may hear compact booking phrases like [2泊1室].
Phrase Breakdown
2
2
[nee]
two
The number 2. In hotel and reservation contexts, it combines with counters like 泊 to show length of stay.
2泊で予約します。
I will book for two nights.
泊
paku
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