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B1formal

Avete una sala conferenze disponibile?

Do you have a conference room available?

Pronunciation

'Conferenze' — stress the second syllable: 'con-FE-ren-ze'. The plural ends in -ze.

When to use it

Use for business travellers needing meeting facilities. Italian hotels, even mid-sized ones, often have meeting rooms.

What it means

'Disponibile' (available) is a key adjective in booking situations. 'Sala conferenze' is the standard term for a conference/meeting room. 'Avete' addresses the hotel staff collectively.

Variations

Avete proiettore e schermo nella sala riunioni?

Do you have a projector and screen in the meeting room?

Asks about AV equipment

Vorrei prenotare la sala conferenze per domani mattina.

I would like to book the conference room for tomorrow morning.

Makes a booking request

Quante persone può ospitare la sala?

How many people can the room hold?

Asks about capacity

Mini Dialogue

Avete una sala conferenze disponibile per domani? Sì, abbiamo la sala Venezia libera dalle nove alle tredici. C'è il proiettore? Sì, con connessione HDMI e Wi-Fi dedicato.

Do you have a conference room available for tomorrow? Yes, we have the Venice room free from nine to one. Is there a projector? Yes, with HDMI connection and dedicated Wi-Fi.

Cultural Note

Business travel in Italy still relies heavily on in-person meetings ('di persona'). Italian companies expect formal, well-equipped meeting environments. Offering espresso to business guests is standard — refusing it may be seen as slightly rude.