English–Chinese
“check out” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyintuì fáng
Example
我明天中午要退房。wǒ míng tiān zhōng wǔ yào tuì fáng
I need to check out at noon tomorrow.
How to say “check out” in Chinese
“Check out” in Chinese is 退房 (tuì fáng).
A hotel stay reaches its formal endpoint when the guest leaves the room and gives it back to the hotel.
Example sentences with 退房
我已经在前台退房并交回房卡。wǒ yǐ jīng zài qián tái tuì fáng bìng jiāo huí fáng kǎ
I have already checked out at the front desk and returned the room key.
Tips for using 退房
- In everyday hotel talk, the subject is often omitted when the guest is obvious, so a short verb phrase can state the planned departure without naming the guest.