How could I express this to the hotel staff?

Question

hello

how could I say to the hotel clerk that I want a room with new furniture not old ? how could I ask him to have someone to take my luggage to the room, any certain polite way of saying that in English? the man who carries the luggage what's he called?what about honeymoon offers if I could ask for that, any special way of expressing that?

thanx for help

Answer 1

I would help us if you told us what language you want to say it in?

Apart from that, if it´s in English it would be the following:

I want a room with new furniture, not old please! (Although if a hotel has old furniture they aren´t going to be able to offer you a room with new are they?)

Can someone carry my bags up please?

The person who carries the bags is a porter

For honeymoon offers I´d look on the website of the hotel you want and see if they have any, aternatively when you arrive, you could tell the check-in desk you are on honeymoon and ask if they have anything special.

Answer 2

the person who carries your luggage is called a porter so you would probably say do you have a porter to carry luggage or will some one else be available to.as for the furniture then you could try asking if any rooms have recently been refurbished.honeymoon offers just ask if they do any deals.  

Answer 3

Hello.. There is always a porter or bellboy in the hotel and no need to tell that to the hotel that you want to carry your luggage to your room, that's their job and very understandable. Unless you just bring a backpack for sure they wont carry that.

If you want to book in a room where the furniture you want is new then you can simply request and ask, Nothing to worry. That's their job and they' be happy to serving you.