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A Spanish Phrase for Asking at check-in whether a guest has a reservation: "¿Tiene una reserva a su nombre?"

"¿Tiene una reserva a su nombre?" means "Do you have a reservation under your name?" and it's the basic Spanish expression used for asking at check-in whether a guest has a reservation. It's very handy when staying at a hotel. To answer, you can say something like "Sí, reservé una habitación para dos noches." (Yes, I booked a room for two nights). You can keep the conversation going by reacting with something like "Perfecto, aquí tiene su llave." (Perfect, here is your key).

Examples

¿Tiene una reserva a su nombre?

Do you have a reservation under your name?

Sí, reservé una habitación para dos noches.

Yes, I booked a room for two nights.

Perfecto, aquí tiene su llave.

Perfect, here is your key.