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What is a twin room in a sanatorium. DBL, SNGL, TRPL, CHD, EXB - accommodation types. Twin like a hotel room

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Types by placement principle

Travel lovers often face difficulties when searching for a number on their own. Complex abbreviations are usually only understandable experienced travelers and travel agency personnel.

In fact, this is how room categories are designated:

  • Single (SGL) - a single room for one guest. It is characterized by a small area. There is only one place to sleep in such a room;
  • Double (DBL) - double Room... Furnished with a large bed;
  • Double Twin (DBL TWN) - a double room equipped with two single beds. In Twin, you can place an additional place for a night's rest, while the cost does not increase significantly;
  • Double for Single Use - the room has one large bed, but only one guest lives in it;
  • Triple (TRPL) is a room for three. It has two twin beds and a sofa / folding bed;
  • Family room - family room. It has four identical / one double and two twin beds. One more place to sleep cannot be placed in these rooms.

Types by comfort level

According to the level of comfort, hotel rooms are divided into:

  • Standart - a standard room, represented by one room;
  • Junior Suite - room with an improved layout;
  • Suite - also a room with an improved layout, usually consists of two rooms;
  • De Luxe - a room with a higher level of comfort;
  • Duplex - a room located on two levels;
  • Studio - a single room with an open plan and a small kitchen;
  • Chalet, Residence, Bungalow, Village - bungalows - detached houses;
  • Apartament - a separate room equipped with a kitchen;
  • Honeymoon Room - room for newlyweds;
  • Junior Villa, Villa, Villa Deluxe, President Villa: villas - small, two-level, luxury. Often they resemble modern apartments and have their own kitchen, bedroom, living room, pool, garden.

Types by type of rooms

An important factor when choosing a hotel is the landscape that can be observed from its apartments. The view can open to:

  • swimming pool ( Pool View);
  • garden ( Garden View);
  • ocean (Ocean View);
  • sea \u200b\u200b( Sea view);
  • mountainous area (Mountain View);
  • park (Park View);
  • city \u200b\u200blandscape (City View).

The number can also be without a specific type. Such places of residence are designated by the abbreviation Run of house. Accommodation in this case is offered by the hotel upon arrival at the discretion of the establishment.

Some rooms are characterized by species compatibility. There may be a city in front of you, but if you stand on the balcony and turn your head in the required direction, you can see, for example, the ocean.

When booking a hotel room on one of the popular Internet services, the domestic traveler is often perplexed by the many incomprehensible words. What to choose: "twin" or "double", so as not to spoil the long-awaited vacation and get good impressions from the trip as a whole?

Definition

TwinIs a double room in a hotel with two single beds.

DoubleIs a hotel room with one double bed.

Comparison

In most countries in Europe, Asia, Latin and Anglo-America, it is customary to classify hotels by stars, and rooms by the number of people who should be staying in them. For example, the Single room is designed for one traveler, so no one will be accommodating or delivering beds there for a super-economical traveler. Family room, or family room, is ready to host a family. To do this, it prepares four single beds or one double and two singles, which is very convenient for parents traveling with two or three children.

Twin room

The most popular are Twin room and Double room. Twin room, or twin, assumes the presence of two single beds in the room. The guest in the room can live alone or with a colleague, relative, friend. The hotel charges the price for the entire room, and not for the bed, as was customary in the "soviet" sanatoriums and their followers on the Black Sea coast. If your booking form says “Twin Room: Single Occupancy”, then only one person will receive breakfast. At the same time, tourists can live together, paying extra for lunch if desired. If the size of the room allows, a rollaway bed can be delivered to the Twin room without changing the cost of living. In some hotels you still have to pay extra for an extra bed. It is better to specify such details individually for each hotel.


Double room

Double room, or double, assumes the presence of one double bed in the room. In most cases, such numbers are chosen by married couples. If there are extra square meters in the room, one folding bed or baby bed can be added to it.

Conclusions site

  1. The Twin room initially has two beds, and the Double room has one.
  2. Double rooms are more often taken by couples, and friends, colleagues and relatives who want to save money on two rooms are settled in the Twin room.
  3. A Twin room in the same hotel costs a little more than a Double room.

The word twin has two different meanings: the first is one of the types of fabric, the second is double hotel room... In this article, we will tell you in more detail what twin is in both senses of the term.

Twin like fabric

The word twin from English is translated as a twisted thread ("twine"). In the encyclopedic dictionary, twin is a low grade woolen cotton fabric, one-color, made using the twill weave technique.

In the Big Explanatory Dictionary of D.N.Ushakov, the definition of twin is about the same, however, it is not reported that twin is necessarily a low-grade fabric, in addition, it is noted that, as a rule, this material is used in the manufacture of outerwear and dresses.

In the New Dictionary of the Russian Language, T.F. Efremova, twin is a plain dyed cotton or half-woolen fabric.

Twin like a hotel room

Twin word recent times often used in travel companies to describe a double hotel room. It is important to understand the differences between a double and a twin room. Both assume the presence of two beds, however, a double room can have either one double bed or two single beds. A twin room will definitely have two single beds, and often a twin even consists of two rooms. Twin - great option economical living for two people who are not in close relationships.

In North America, there are several types of room layouts and several different types of beds. Many Caribbean hotels and Central America also adhere to a similar classification.

TYPES OF BEDS

Bed sizes are indicative and may vary by several centimeters from hotel to hotel.

The main types of beds (mattresses):

  • Single or Twin - single bed, mattress size 96 x 190 cm;
  • Double or Full - narrow double bed, mattress size 135 x 190 cm;
  • Queen - double bed, mattress size 152 x 190 cm;
  • King - the largest double bed, mattress size 193 x 202 cm;
  • California or California King - Extra long double bed, mattress size 183 x 212 cm;

Extra beds:

  • Extra Bed (rollaway bed) - an extra bed (usually a folding bed with a mattress), in most cases it is used to accommodate a third adult or child in a room with one bed.
  • Unfolding sofa(pull-out sofa) - instead of an extra bed, a fold-out sofa can be used, if available in the room.
  • Crib (Crib) - for small children, a crib (60 x 120 cm) can be placed in the room.


TYPES OF ROOMS

Rooms with one bed.

King-size or Queen-size by default, they assume the placement of two people on the same bed.

  • With an extra bed, if possible, these rooms can accommodate 3 people.
  • Rooms with a pull-out sofa can also accommodate 3 people, or less often 2 adults and 2 children.
  • Accommodation of the third (and / or fourth) person in the room on an extra bed or on an existing fold-out sofa is paid separately. The cost of installing an extra bed can be included in the cost of placing the third (fourth) person, or allocated as a separate item. Sometimes a baby cot in the room is paid separately.
  • Room rate DBLusually equal to the room rate SGL - the cost of single occupancy in any type of room, as a rule, is equal to the cost of double occupancy (no meals and possible additional services).
  • The exact cost of accommodation, taking into account all the features and nuances, must be specified before booking. Conditions and prices for different types of accommodation may vary greatly from hotel to hotel.

Rooms with two beds.

  • Two twin- rooms with two twin beds. Assumes double occupancy on two separate beds.
  • Name Twin room may indicate that the room has 2 separate beds of any size. The number of people that can be accommodated in a room, in this case, must be specified based on the types of beds and accommodation conditions offered by the hotel.
  • Double Double (Two Double) - these are rooms equipped with two double beds. Typically, these rooms can accommodate up to four people.
  • Two queen (Double Queen) - these are rooms with two queen beds, also designed for a maximum of four people.
  • The basic cost of such rooms assumes double occupancy. Additional payments are provided for each additional (third and fourth) person in the room.
  • Free child accommodation in a room with two adults, using existing beds will usually require booking such rooms with two double beds.
  • Extra beds are usually not available in twin rooms. In suites it is sometimes possible to use a fold-out sofa in the living room (if provided).
  • The equipment and size of rooms with one King (or Queen) bed, as a rule, completely coincides with the size and equipment of similar Double Double (or Two Queen) rooms.The possibility of accommodating four adults in such a room does not imply, in most cases, any additional space in the rooms for suitcases and personal belongings. Please pay attention to the room size and description.


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Not always.
Sometimes a room with two beds is billed as a DBL for booking.

When booking dBL numbers in Spanish hotels, I specifically wrote off with the hotels to find out if they have rooms with two beds. To which one hotel told me that they have ALL rooms with two beds.
:-))

There may be all rooms with 2 beds, but in Double they move, and in Twin they stand separately.
Some hotels even ask to warn them if they need separate beds, for example, if you are not traveling with relatives or for work with colleagues.


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Yes, of course, but two beds, even if pushed together, are not at all the same as
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And if I am traveling, for example, with a friend, I still prefer to sleep on a separate bed, albeit one moved to another one. And if with a boyfriend - then on one "big-big". Although the blankets can be separately. ;-))

Twin - separate beds.
Double - either one large, or two shifted together. Maybe so and so.
I have not seen one common blanket anywhere, always two separate ones.

Sometimes, when booking a double room, you are asked to indicate whether you need one large bed or two. But at the bottom there is always a postscript that "the option is available if such a number is available at the time of arrival." So if the hotel has both options for double occupancy, it's still a lottery. But in a double, even two beds are pushed together, and in a twin, they stand separately.


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There is one thing in common.
But you can always ask for an extra blanket.
Or sometimes there is a spare in the room in the closet, like pillows.

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Booked a twin room. The beds were pushed together.
My friend and I did not move them apart. True, first I took her word that she would not bother me at night. ;-))


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they have a lot of business travelers (men)

Who live in one room ?!

I was hoping before the business trip, the operating director said: "From the economy it is better if we take a double room than two singles."

To which I replied that, out of savings, it would be better if none of us fly there in principle: British Airways business class tickets cost significantly more than three nights in a hotel, not to mention the twenty-dollar difference between the sum of the cost of two singles and the cost one "double" number.

So we settled in a separate double "single use" each.

But this is Russian, who may have wishes to live with a colleague.

But I don't remember foreigners from our own office ever settling in two in a room.

I wish I had a shower after someone else. Well this is not a swimming pool, not a water park, not a thermal bath or a public bath. And someone else's drop on MY toilet can generally plunge me into depression.

Once on an airplane, I met two young people. We flew to Italy: I was on an excursion tour, and the guys were to travel on their own.

We met with them again at the airport before the return flight. So, they said that before each check-in at hotels along the route (in each of which they had a double room booked) they were asked if they were partners. Just in the sense of beds - one common or two separately?
To which they answered in unison that they were just friends. ;-))

For some reason, it is believed that two straight men cannot go on a trip together.

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Do you never use a public toilet?

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In Barcelona, \u200b\u200ba hotel room for us was booked by a friend of mine through the booking system http://skoosh.com/. There, at the selection stage, it was possible to request a Queen / King size bed.

True, the bed turned out to be not "big, very large", but simply big. Not king-size at all. ;-))

Only once did I meet in a double matrimonial bed ... with a common blanket ... In San Marino. Such, I can tell you, of immense dimensions tra-ohm. Fortunately, there were still three different-sized beds, where my friend went to sleep.
And so usually shifted bunks, often with a common headboard, with two blankets. For all occasions, so to speak.
Since I travel alone more often, I somehow don't care, I still have two chairs ... that is. you won't sleep on two beds. The room would be spacious.


Schaz they confess to you.

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At night? No panties and bare feet? (Option: in hotel slippers) No.

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I know many other options for saving corporate expenses.
At the same time, I am not homophobic at all, I just value convenience and comfort.
Traveling on a train in the same compartment with an overnight stay is an ordeal for me.
I could sleep with farting men in the same room only in the army, but those two years were destined for me to spend by the Constitution of the USSR. And right now, why should I?