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How to Say ‘How do I get to the Home Inn hotel?’ in Simplified Chinese

如家酒店怎么走?

rú jiā jiǔ diàn zěn me zǒu

[Rújiā jiudian dzummuh dzoh]

💬 Usage Tip: Put any place in front of 怎么走 (zěn me zǒu) to ask how to get there. For example, 地铁站怎么走? "How do I get to the subway station?"

Phrase Breakdown

如家酒店

rú jiā jiǔ diàn

Home Inn hotel

如家 (Rújiā) is a hotel chain name, 酒店 (jiǔdiàn) means 'hotel'.

Example

我住在如家酒店。

I'm staying at the Home Inn.

Words in this phrase

如家

rú jiā

[Rújiā]

Home Inn (hotel brand)

Name of a popular budget hotel chain in China.

Example

我住在如家。

I'm staying at Home Inn.

酒店

jiǔ diàn

[jiudian]

hotel

An establishment providing accommodation and services for travelers.

Example

我们住在那个酒店。

We are staying at that hotel.

怎么走?

zěn me zǒu

how do I get there?

怎么 (zěnme) 'how', 走 (zǒu) 'go/walk'. 么 is neutral tone, so 怎 keeps a half-third tone.

Example

火车站怎么走?

How do I get to the train station?

Words in this phrase

怎么

zěn me

[dzummuh]

how; in what way

A question word used to ask how to do something or how something happens. Very useful in teaching steps and self-care.

Example

如果血糖太低,您知道怎么处理吗?

If your blood sugar is too low, do you know how to handle it?

走

zǒu

[dzoh]

to go; to take (a route)

In a taxi context, 走 often means to go by or take a certain road.

Example

我们还是走这条路吧。

Let's still take this road.

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