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Islander Posted 19 years ago
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double room vs double bed room vs double bedded room
Can someone please explain what is the correct and most usual option:
«double room»
«double bed room»
«double bedded room»
and
«three bed room»
«three bedded room»
Thanks
«double room»
«double bed room»
«double bedded room»
and
«three bed room»
«three bedded room»
Thanks
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Islander Can someone please explain what is the correct and most usual option: «double room» «double bed room» «double bedded room» and «three bed room» «three bedded room» Thanks In the , most hotels, even motels, offer at least “double-size” beds. I travel quite a bit with my other half. ”.
- Islander Can someone please explain what is the correct and most usual option: «double room» «double bed room» «double bedded room» and «three bed room» «three bedded room» Thanks In the , most hotels, even motels, offer at least “double-size” beds.
- I travel quite a bit with my other half.
- ”.
- The ambiguity really lies between “double size bed” and “double” as in 2 beds”.
- In , the bed size may be different and I can’t remember how big the beds were in European countries.
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IslanderCan someone please explain what is the correct and most usual option: «double room» «double bed room» «double bedded room» and «three bed room» «three bedded room» ThanksIn the , most hotels, even motels, offer at least “double-size” beds. I travel quite a bit with my other half. So when I make the reservation by phone, the clerk
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