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In hotels, there is usually a "checkout time," meaning the time at which you must depart your room on the next day, or be billed for another additional day at the hotel.

So how does one on checking into the hotel, ask the desk clerk "What time is checkout time tomorrow"?

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updated Oct 16, 2008
posted by paseloquepase

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lazarus1907 said:

I don't think we normally talk about "checkout time" as such. Instead, when we want to inform about the checking time, we say: Por favor, deje libre la habitación antes de las 12:00 (or whatever)

And when you want to ask for the checking time, we ask:

¿A qué hora hay que dejar libre la habitación'


Both of your examples are of (what in American English) we would call the "check out" time. There is, correspondingly a "check in" time but there's no such thing as a "checking time".
P.S. The "check in" time simply refers to that time at which (if you have not yet arrived), they will no longer hold the reservation.

updated Oct 10, 2008
posted by samdie
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I don't think we normally talk about "checkout time" as such. Instead, when we want to inform about the checking time, we say:

Por favor, deje libre la habitación antes de las 12:00 (or whatever)

And when you want to ask for the checking time, we ask:

¿A qué hora hay que dejar libre la habitación'

updated Oct 10, 2008
posted by lazarus1907
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The site dictionary says this:

Checkout time -> hora en que se debe dejar libre la habitación (in hotel)

updated Oct 10, 2008
posted by Natasha