UK: Twin room vs. Double room
Jun 12th, 2007 | 10:56 AM
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UK: Twin room vs. Double room
I'm confused about the difference between a twin room and a double room when booking hotels in the UK? I keep seeing these 2 choices on websites and don't know which is better to accomodate my boyfriend and me.
Have a nice trip !!
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Jun 14th, 2007 | 03:44 AM
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Not sure if Blue Sea is quite right. For instance Queen and King do not translate exactley across the pond and I have twins tend to be pretty small in europe.
If the hotel is more american focused you will probaly find bigger beds
If the hotel is more american focused you will probaly find bigger beds
Jun 14th, 2007 | 03:58 AM
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Twin - typically two 3ft wide beds in one room
Double - typically one 4ft 6in wide bed in one room
You might get smaller beds (2ft 6in) in a twin & wider beds (5ft) in a double
Double rooms are a lot rarer as hotels can't sell them to businessmen
Double - typically one 4ft 6in wide bed in one room
You might get smaller beds (2ft 6in) in a twin & wider beds (5ft) in a double
Double rooms are a lot rarer as hotels can't sell them to businessmen
