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How to Say ‘Valet parking’ in Spain Spanish

Servicio de aparcacoches

sehr-BEE-thyo deh ah-par-kah-KOH-ches

[sehr-BEE-thyo deh ah-par-kah-KOH-ches]

💬 Usage Tip: [Aparcacoches] is built from [aparcar] + [coches], literally "someone who parks cars." Spanish often makes job words this way, like [lavaplatos].

Phrase Breakdown

Servicio

[sehr-BEE-thyo]

service

Refers to a service offered by a business, such as valet parking.

Example

El servicio es muy rápido al llegar.

The service is very quick upon arrival.

de

[deh]

of

Links service to the type of service being described.

Example

El servicio de cena empieza a las ocho.

Dinner service starts at eight.

aparcacoches

[ah-par-kah-KOH-ches]

valet parking

A service where someone parks your car for you; common at upscale restaurants or hotels.

Example

El aparcacoches está disponible en la entrada principal.

The valet is available at the main entrance.

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