Why is it when you book a room for an adult and a child you have to have a family room and cant book a twin? I know not all hotels have proper twin rooms but when they do, you can only book them if you select 2 adults.
Would I be unreasonable to book 2 twins rooms as 4 adults? Even though it's 1 adult and 1 child in each room. DS will be 15 and those sofa beds or mini beds in travelodge aren't very good. We want proper single beds.
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CeeJay81 · 20/03/2024 16:10
CeeJay81 · 20/03/2024 16:10
Why is it when you book a room for an adult and a child you have to have a family room and cant book a twin? I know not all hotels have proper twin rooms but when they do, you can only book them if you select 2 adults.
Would I be unreasonable to book 2 twins rooms as 4 adults? Even though it's 1 adult and 1 child in each room. DS will be 15 and those sofa beds or mini beds in travelodge aren't very good. We want proper single beds.
NotFastButFurious · 21/03/2024 07:26
The price is usually the same so why not just book
for 2 adults? I’m fine sleeping on the sofa bed in premier inn, they’re really comfy.
NotFastButFurious · 21/03/2024 08:28
@Kta7 don’t pay for breakfast when you book the room, it’s the same price if you pay on the day and then they’ll know it’s a child!
CeeJay81 · 21/03/2024 16:53
Good point about the free breakfast. He'll be 15 though and eats more than most adults! so wouldn't mind paying for him tbh.
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