What is a Twin, Double, Triple or Extra Bed?
A. The twin, double and triple room denote the different bed configurations for the room type of your choice. The extra bed usually is the roll away bed for the third person. However, TwinRoom is the most common bed configuration that the hotel will offer. This means that there will be 2 single beds. DoubleRoom consists of one large bed for two people. The hotel offers this configuration subject to availability only. Triple Room may be a twin or double room with an extra bed.
The twin, double and triple room denote the different bed configurations for the room type of your choice. The extra bed usually is a roll away bed for the third person. However, some hotels do not allow any extra bed in the room as the room might be too small. TWIN ROOM is the most common bed configuration that the hotel will offer. Normally there will be 2 single beds, but for some five-star hotels this might be 2 queen-sized beds. DOUBLE ROOM consists of one bed for two people. The hotel will offer this configuration subject to availability only. However some expensive room types or villas at some hotels might offer only double room only. DOUBLE/TWIN FOR SOLE USE is the same configuration as above, except that the rates offered restricts 1 guest per room only. EXTRA BED is always provided at an additional cost for the third person joining the room except for children (please see conditions in Children Policy section). Extra bed rates normally include breakfast if the basic room rate
