Do you have a minibar in the room?
'Minibar' is used as an Italian word, pronounced 'MI-ni-bar'. Stress the first syllable.
Ask at check-in or when exploring your room's facilities. Minibars are common in three-star and above hotels in Italy.
'Minibar' is the same word in Italian and English. 'In camera' = in the room. This is a simple possession question using 'avete' (you have). If the room has a minibar, ask about pricing — it is often expensive.
Il minibar è incluso nel prezzo?
Is the minibar included in the price?
Checks if it is charged separately
Posso mettere le mie cose nel frigobar?
Can I put my things in the minibar fridge?
'Frigobar' is a common alternative word
Avete acqua minerale gratuita?
Do you have complimentary mineral water?
Some hotels provide free water bottles
Italian minibar prices can be very high — sometimes €3–5 for a small water bottle. Many Italian travellers ignore the minibar entirely and buy drinks at a nearby bar or supermarket. It is perfectly acceptable to use the minibar fridge to store your own items.