Hotel room types and occupancy explained before you book
Double, twin, triple, family room and extra-bed rules are not interchangeable. Confirm who can sleep in the room and what bedding is actually included.
Double and twin describe bedding
A double normally means one larger bed; a twin normally means two separate beds. Room names can vary by property, so read the bed details.
Maximum occupancy is a hotel rule
A room that physically fits more people may not legally or operationally allow them. Always book the declared guest count.
Children can be priced differently
Child ages, free sharing, child-with-bed and extra-bed policies vary by property and rate. Enter accurate ages when the booking flow requests them.
Extra beds are not always guaranteed
Rollaway beds or sofa beds can be limited and may require confirmation. Do not assume a third sleeping place from a generic room title.
Compare the complete rate and the conditions that apply to your exact dates, guests and room. Property and rate conditions can vary by offer.