Italy, room for 3, but only 2 traveling.
May 16, 2015, 2:33 am
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Italy, room for 3, but only 2 traveling.
I searched, but could not find the answer.
Husband and I are traveling to to Rome in a couple of months. Been previously.
Can I book a triple room for only 2 people??
We need our space, ( we cannot stuff the 2 of us in a double bed) and most bedding is one double (with a "possibility" of 2 beds)
But a triple has triple beds, which would guarantee at least 2 beds.
As long as I pay the price for the triple, is it a problem??
Thanks.
Husband and I are traveling to to Rome in a couple of months. Been previously.
Can I book a triple room for only 2 people??
We need our space, ( we cannot stuff the 2 of us in a double bed) and most bedding is one double (with a "possibility" of 2 beds)
But a triple has triple beds, which would guarantee at least 2 beds.
As long as I pay the price for the triple, is it a problem??
Thanks.
May 16, 2015, 11:40 am
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I searched, but could not find the answer.
Husband and I are traveling to to Rome in a couple of months. Been previously.
Can I book a triple room for only 2 people??
We need our space, ( we cannot stuff the 2 of us in a double bed) and most bedding is one double (with a "possibility" of 2 beds)
But a triple has triple beds, which would guarantee at least 2 beds.
As long as I pay the price for the triple, is it a problem??
Thanks.
Husband and I are traveling to to Rome in a couple of months. Been previously.
Can I book a triple room for only 2 people??
We need our space, ( we cannot stuff the 2 of us in a double bed) and most bedding is one double (with a "possibility" of 2 beds)
But a triple has triple beds, which would guarantee at least 2 beds.
As long as I pay the price for the triple, is it a problem??
Thanks.
May 16, 2015, 10:56 pm
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Perche is correct - a triple doesn't necessarily mean an additional bed. Also, contact the hotel and ask what they mean by double bed. It can mean anything from a full to a king in Italy, double bed indicating only that it can sleep two. A king bed is unlikely just because they tend not to be prevalent, but it could be a queen size rather than a full (which we commonly call a double in the US).
May 17, 2015, 11:04 am
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Thanks for answering.
The two properties list their triples as either one double and one twin, I can see photos of the room, and one lists 3 twins, can also see pics of that room.
As long as their are at least 2 beds of ANY sort, I'm good with that.
Thanks.
As long as their are at least 2 beds of ANY sort, I'm good with that.
Thanks.
May 17, 2015, 3:03 pm
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Don't rely on terms such as "king" and the like when traveling overseas. These things can have very different meanings.
I would call the property directly and get an exact understanding of the offering and what you need.
I would call the property directly and get an exact understanding of the offering and what you need.