有空房吗？
yǒu kòngfáng ma?
Do you have any rooms available · trad. 有空房嗎？
有空房吗？ (Yǒu kòngfáng ma) is a question used to ask if a hotel or guesthouse has any available rooms, typically for a walk-in guest. It directly translates to "Do you have an empty room?".
What does 有空房吗？ (yǒu kòngfáng ma?) mean?
有空房吗？ (yǒu kòngfáng ma?) means “do you have any rooms available” in English. Word for word, it breaks down as “have empty room?”
When to use it
Neutral and direct. It's suitable for asking about immediate availability at a hotel front desk. Be aware that some hotels in China may not accept foreign guests.
How to pronounce it
Sounds like "yoh KONG-fahng mah." The "yǒu" has a dipping tone, "kòngfáng" is two falling tones, and "ma" is a light, neutral tone.
Other ways to say it
- 有房间吗？yǒu fángjiān ma?Do you have rooms?
- 还有房间吗？hái yǒu fángjiān ma?Are there still rooms available?
- 今晚有空房吗？jīnwǎn yǒu kòngfáng ma?Do you have any rooms available tonight?
Examples
你好，请问有空房吗？
nǐhǎo, qǐngwèn yǒu kòngfáng ma?
Hello, excuse me, do you have any rooms available?
不好意思，我们没有空房了。
bù hǎoyìsi, wǒmen méiyǒu kòngfáng le.
Sorry, we don't have any empty rooms left.
我想问一下，你们酒店有空房吗？
wǒ xiǎng wèn yīxià, nǐmen jiǔdiàn yǒu kòngfáng ma?
I'd like to ask, does your hotel have any rooms available?
Pro tip: "空房" specifically refers to an "empty room," implying immediate availability for a walk-in. Also, remember that not all hotels in China are licensed to accept foreign guests.
Related phrases
办理入住 · Check in, please我要退房 · I'd like to check out一晚多少钱？ · How much per night
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