a dumb question-single room, double room?
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a dumb question-single room, double room?
I've notice many of the hotels have rates for single room or double room. Does that mean a single person or single bed? I'll be traveling with my fiance. Thanks!
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You can't count on that. Sometimes a "twin" room includes two twin beds that are on the same bed frame, and covered with the same bedding. Sometimes a "double" room has two twin beds widely separated. So you have to investigate each case.
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A single room is a room for single occupancy. It might be, in reality, suitable for two, but the rate you pay is based on only one person using it.
In my lexicon, a double room has a double bed, and a twin room has two separate single beds.
In my lexicon, a double room has a double bed, and a twin room has two separate single beds.
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On many of the hotel website they also meantion "double for single use", which would be a room for 2, but booked for 1.
It is confusing. Just email the hotel directly and ask for bedding configuration if in doubt (we did this when booking quads).
It is confusing. Just email the hotel directly and ask for bedding configuration if in doubt (we did this when booking quads).
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A single bed can mean 'one bed only' which might be what C. was meaning. That one (single) bed might be one 'twin size' bed or one double size bed.
The price for a 'single' (person) would rarely come with a room with 2 beds.
The price for a 'single' (person) would rarely come with a room with 2 beds.
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The number of beds in a room is not necessarily correlated with whether you are paying a "single" price or not. I've paid a single rate for a room with one, two, three and on one occasion four beds. What counts for the "single" rate is that there is only one person in the room. (And there will be at least one bed.) If you are paying a "double" rate you are allowed two people in the room, and you need to check with the hotel to find out how many beds there will be, and what size they will be.
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