Can you order something to drink by the pool?
bor-do — two syllables, stress on the first.
Ask the poolside attendant or waiter. Most Italian resort hotels provide table service at the pool.
'Si può ordinare' = one can order (impersonal). 'Qualcosa da bere' = something to drink ('da' + infinitive expresses purpose). 'A bordo piscina' = by the pool. Poolside service is a premium feature of Italian resort hotels.
C'è un menu a bordo piscina?
Is there a menu by the pool?
Ask the attendant for the poolside menu card
Portate anche da mangiare in piscina?
Do you also bring food to the pool?
Some Italian resort hotels offer full lunch service by the pool
Come si chiama il cameriere di piscina?
What is the pool waiter's name?
Learning a staff member's name leads to better service throughout your stay
The Aperol Spritz (Aperol, Prosecco, sparkling water, ice, orange slice) is Italy's most popular poolside drink, ordered millions of times per summer from Sicily to the Dolomites. At pool bars in Italian resort hotels, it typically costs €8–14 depending on the hotel category.