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How to Say “Your room is on the 5th floor” in Chinese

房间在五楼
fángjiān zài wǔlóu
Your room is on the 5th floor · trad. 房間在五樓
A lodging staff member directs a guest to their room's floor, illustrating “your room is on the 5th floor” in Chinese: 房间在五楼 (fángjiān zài wǔlóu)

房间在五楼 (fángjiān zài wǔ lóu) means "your room is on the 5th floor." It is commonly used in hospitality settings to inform guests of their room's location.

What does 房间在五楼 (fángjiān zài wǔlóu) mean?

房间在五楼 (fángjiān zài wǔlóu) means “your room is on the 5th floor” in English. Word for word, it breaks down as “room at fifth floor.”

When to use it

Neutral and direct. It's a standard phrase for hotel staff. To ask, you could say 房间在几楼? (fángjiān zài jǐ lóu?), "Which floor is the room on?"

How to pronounce it

Sounds like "FUNG-jyen ZAI woo LOH." The first syllable of 房间 is a rising tone, 在 is a falling tone, and 五楼 has a rising tone followed by a level tone.

Other ways to say it

  • 您的房间在五楼nín de fángjiān zài wǔlóuYour room (polite) is on the 5th floor
  • 房间在几楼?fángjiān zài jǐlóu?Which floor is the room on?
  • 请问房间在哪儿?qǐngwèn fángjiān zài nǎr?Excuse me, where is the room?

Examples

您的房间在五楼,请这边走。
nín de fángjiān zài wǔlóu, qǐng zhèbiān zǒu.
Your room is on the fifth floor, please come this way.
对不起,我的房间在五楼吗?
duìbuqǐ, wǒ de fángjiān zài wǔlóu ma?
Excuse me, is my room on the fifth floor?
酒店的餐厅在二楼,房间在五楼。
jiǔdiàn de cāntīng zài èrlóu, fángjiān zài wǔlóu.
The hotel's restaurant is on the second floor, and the rooms are on the fifth floor.
Pro tip: In China, floor numbering typically starts with the ground floor as the first floor, just like in the US. So, 五楼 means the fifth floor above ground level.

Related phrases

帮您办理入住 · Let me check you in这是您的房卡 · Here is your room key电梯在那边 · The elevator is over there
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