Kabinennummer

Kabinennummer refers to the German term for a room or cabin number, commonly used in hotels, hostels, and other accommodation facilities. The phrase is composed of the words "Kabine," meaning cabin or room, and "Nummer," meaning number. In German-speaking regions, including Germany, Austria, and parts of Switzerland, this term is standard when addressing guests or staff in lodging establishments.

The use of Kabinennummer ensures clarity and avoids confusion, as it directly identifies the specific room a guest is assigned. For example, a guest might be directed to "Kabinennummer 203" to locate their accommodation. This system is particularly useful in larger hotels or facilities where multiple rooms exist, as it provides a straightforward way to reference individual spaces.

In addition to hotels, the term may also appear in other contexts such as cruise ships, where cabins are numbered similarly. The format often follows a sequential or alphabetical system, sometimes including additional identifiers like floors or sections (e.g., "Kabinennummer A-12"). This helps staff and guests quickly navigate and locate their assigned space.

While Kabinennummer is primarily used in German-speaking countries, similar terms like "room number" or "cabin number" are employed in English-speaking regions. The concept remains the same: a unique identifier for a guest’s assigned accommodation. Properly referencing a Kabinennummer ensures efficient communication and a smoother experience for travelers.