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How to Say ‘A private room’ in Spain Spanish

Un salón privado

oon sah-LON pree-VAH-doh

[oon sah-LON pree-VAH-doh]

💬 Usage Tip: In Spain, [salón] in a restaurant often means a dining room or separate function room, not a living room. That makes [salón privado] a very natural way to ask about a private room for a group.

Phrase Breakdown

Un

[oon]

a

Indefinite article before a singular masculine noun.

Example

Un salón privado sería perfecto para la celebración.

A private room would be perfect for the celebration.

salón

[sah-LON]

private room

Salón often means a room or lounge in a restaurant, especially for events or groups.

Example

Un salón privado ofrece más intimidad para la comida.

A private room offers more privacy for the meal.

privado

[pree-VAH-doh]

private

Adjective meaning private, not shared openly with all diners.

Example

Un salón privado es ideal para reuniones familiares.

A private room is ideal for family gatherings.

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