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jodi harker May 28th, 2001 12:07 PM

what is a treble room?
 
i notice often in hotel sites for ireland, you can get a single, double or treble? this may sound stupid, but does this just mean 3 beds? or does it mean 2 beds and a cot??

Lauren May 28th, 2001 12:14 PM

I would ask any hotel you are interested just what it means to them. It could mean lots of things--and you don't want an unpleasant surprise.

Al Godon May 28th, 2001 05:50 PM

I would ask. You don't want to get into treble by not asking.

Ed May 28th, 2001 05:54 PM

It's probably the opposite of a bass room. Though it's also possible it's a room that sleeps three ... a triple. <BR> <BR>twenj

Lauren May 28th, 2001 05:55 PM

&lt;&lt;You don't want to get into treble by not asking. &gt;&gt; <BR> <BR>Hisssssssssssss! <BR> <BR>Now why didn't I think of that? LOL

Boris May 29th, 2001 09:39 AM

<BR>Treble is an old Irish way of spelling terrible <BR> <BR>So you can get a single double or terrible room

Bob May 29th, 2001 10:13 AM

treble can mean threefold from the same lat. word triplus, that we get the word triple from.


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