### Greeting and Checking In

When you first arrive at your hotel, it’s polite to greet the receptionist or any staff you meet. In Galician, a simple greeting can go a long way.

Bo día (Good morning)
Boa tarde (Good afternoon)

Upon checking in, you might want to say:

Gostaría de facer o check-in, por favor (I would like to check in, please).

If you have a reservation, you could say:

Teño unha reserva a nome de [Your Name] (I have a reservation under the name [Your Name]).

### Asking About Amenities

Knowing how to inquire about the amenities your hotel offers can greatly enhance your stay. Here are some phrases that might come in handy:

Pode dicirme a clave do WiFi, por favor? (Could you tell me the WiFi password, please?)

If you need to ask where the gym or the swimming pool is located:

Onde está o ximnasio? (Where is the gym?)
Onde está a piscina? (Where is the swimming pool?)

### Requesting Room Necessities

Sometimes, you might find that you need additional items in your room, or perhaps something needs fixing. Here are some phrases that could be useful:

Podería ter máis almofadas, por favor? (Could I have more pillows, please?)

If the room temperature isn’t to your liking, you might need to ask:

Podería axustar o aire acondicionado, por favor? (Could you adjust the air conditioning, please?)

### Dealing with Problems

Encountering issues during your stay is possible, and knowing how to communicate them is essential:

A calefacción non funciona (The heating does not work).
Non hai auga quente (There is no hot water).

### Dining at the Hotel

If your hotel has a restaurant, you might want to know how to order food or ask about meal times:

A que horas é o almorzo? (What time is breakfast?)
Podería ver o menú, por favor? (Could I see the menu, please?)

When you’re ready to order, you can say:

Quixera pedir [dish name], por favor (I would like to order [dish name], please).

### Checking Out

When your stay has come to an end, you’ll need to check out. Here are some phrases to help you:

Gostaría de facer o check-out, por favor (I would like to check out, please).

If you need assistance with your luggage, you could ask:

Podería axudarme coas maletas? (Could you help me with the luggage?)

### Expressing Gratitude

Being polite and expressing gratitude is always appreciated. When leaving the hotel or when someone has assisted you, it’s nice to say:

Grazas pola súa axuda (Thank you for your help)
Ata a próxima (Until next time)

Understanding and using these basic phrases will not only make your hotel stay more comfortable but also enrich your interaction with the local people. Learning a bit of Galician shows respect and appreciation for the culture, making your travel experience even more rewarding. Whether you’re a seasoned traveler or a first-time visitor to Galicia, these phrases will undoubtedly come in handy during your hotel stay.