Trying to decide on hotel room, and it's down to room size. Can anyone tell me what 10 squared meters converts into square feet? Don't want to get stuck in a shoebox, and I just can't figure this out. Thanks for any help!

10 sq metres is slightly less than 100 sq feet.

<BR>Try the converter at: <BR> <BR>http://www.french-property.com/ref/convert.htm <BR> <BR>(BTW, 10 m2 is *small* -- just over 100 square feet) <BR> <BR>Good luck! <BR> <BR> - Quicksilver -

Not to be snobbish, but I guess some of us use a different metric system...! <BR> <BR>1 meter = 3.3 feet <BR>1m^2 = (3.3 feet)^2 <BR> = 10.89 square feet <BR> <BR>Therefore, 10 square meters equal 108.9 square feet. <BR> <BR>If the room had symmetrical dimensions (and most rooms dont!), your room would be more or less 10.4 feet wide by 10.4 feet long. <BR> <BR>Have a good day.

In general, it is fairly close to estimate by multiplying the meters by 10 and then "rounding up" a little, by about 10 pct -- ie, 10 m2 is about 100 sq ft + 10 (110 sq ft ), 25 m2 is about 250 sq ft + 25 (it's really about 272). Since a meter is more than a foot, squared metere would have to be more than the equiv. squared feet.

That is a decent size for a bathroom. How big is the bedroom?