How to Say ‘Valet parking’ in Simplified Chinese
代客泊车
dài kè bó chē
[dye-kuh bwo-chuh]
💬 Usage Tip: [代客] literally means "for the customer / on the customer's behalf," so [代客泊车] is "park the car for the customer," not just a random parking term. You'll see the same [代客...] pattern in service language like [代客叫车] "call a car for the customer."
Phrase Breakdown
代客
dài kè
[dye-kuh]
for customers; on behalf of guests
Refers to doing something for the customer, as in valet service.
这家店有代客泊车，很方便。
This place has valet parking, which is very convenient.
泊车
bó chē
[bwo-chuh]
to park a car; valet parking
A formal term for parking a vehicle, often used in service contexts.
饭店门口可以泊车，就是代客泊车。
You can park at the hotel entrance; that is valet parking.
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