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Very important!!! :))Bed in standards.
Good people who have been to this hotel, tell me, are the beds in the standards large family or just two shifted to a heap and constantly moving apart ?!
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If you book a Stabdard Double - there will be one large bed, and if you book a Twin - then two. Usually you can even specify the size of the bed when booking - King or Queen
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answered 14 years ago
We are on November 2nd only from this hotel. In the Standard Double room, as you were told here, there are two beds, each with a width of approximately 1 m 20 cm. The beds stand separately, between them there is a bedside table with a lamp. the superior differs from the Standard Double in that it does not have a balcony, but it is larger than the Standard by the width of this balcony
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answered 13 years ago
I confirm that in Russia "Pegasists" sell only "standard", "superior", and "bungalow".
Standards - on the 2nd and 3rd floors, 90 percent consist of two separate beds. The beds are generally heavy and don't move around very much.
At the reception they refused to change the room at all, I motivate that there are no rooms with a big bed and will not be released in the coming days. Didn't even take $30 (April 2012)
Superiors are rooms on the 1st floors, they do not have a balcony, so the room seems a little larger, there is an extra sofa, in my opinion there is also a "tea set" (electric kettle, cups, tea, sugar, etc.). Superiors also have separate beds, but there are more rooms with a big bed.
Bungalows are double houses, closer to the sea. IMHO - the price tag on them is unreasonably high, it makes no sense to take a bungalow.
It is better to book the superiors.
Standards - on the 2nd and 3rd floors, 90 percent consist of two separate beds. The beds are generally heavy and don't move around very much.
At the reception they refused to change the room at all, I motivate that there are no rooms with a big bed and will not be released in the coming days. Didn't even take $30 (April 2012)
Superiors are rooms on the 1st floors, they do not have a balcony, so the room seems a little larger, there is an extra sofa, in my opinion there is also a "tea set" (electric kettle, cups, tea, sugar, etc.). Superiors also have separate beds, but there are more rooms with a big bed.
Bungalows are double houses, closer to the sea. IMHO - the price tag on them is unreasonably high, it makes no sense to take a bungalow.
It is better to book the superiors.
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answered 12 years ago