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How are they accommodated in a tour for three?
Tell me, please, if we want to go to Turkey together, how do they accommodate? Are there rooms for three, or do they accommodate 2 people in one room, and the third person shares the same double room with someone else? (I have never been to Turkey and did not go on tours as a threesome, do not throw slippers) :)
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If you are traveling with a family, then they are placed in a room for three, or a family room. This year we were three, three adults, the room had 1 double bed and 1 single bed. All the nuances are negotiated when buying a tour from a travel agent.
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answered 6 years ago
Triple rooms (not family rooms, namely for three adults) are a rarity in hotels. Most likely, it will be a double (twin) room plus an extra bed. That is, it will be cramped than usual, and the extra bed may be less comfortable.
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answered 6 years ago
I agree with ollenka. Before booking, you need to decide whether you are financially pulling a family room or not. If not, check if the hotel has a full triple accommodation for three adults. Here, too, a nuance: the room can have 1 double bed and 1 single bed. NEVER share a standard room with a stranger! When one person books a standard, this accommodation is called SINGL and costs 30-40 percent more than 1/2 in a double standard.
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answered 6 years ago
As a rule, hotels write about the room. Depends on the size and layout of the room... For example, TRPL-triple room, DBL+EXB double room + extra bed...
I met 3 adults in a standard room ... disgusting, of course, from the desire to save money. With such placement in the room, you can’t push through ...
I met 3 adults in a standard room ... disgusting, of course, from the desire to save money. With such placement in the room, you can’t push through ...
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answered 6 years ago
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One is accommodated in a room SGL (Single) - single occupancy. Such accommodation can be in a room designed for one person, but it can also be placed in a standard room for two adults. I have been traveling alone for many years. In order not to get into a closet without a balcony (they try to put one in just such a room), I always pay for a standard room with SGL (Single) accommodation. This is indicated on the voucher. Two unfamiliar adults (not relatives) are not accommodated in one room.
Many hotels do not accommodate even one man (without a woman) ...
One is accommodated in a room SGL (Single) - single occupancy. Such accommodation can be in a room designed for one person, but it can also be placed in a standard room for two adults. I have been traveling alone for many years. In order not to get into a closet without a balcony (they try to put one in just such a room), I always pay for a standard room with SGL (Single) accommodation. This is indicated on the voucher. Two unfamiliar adults (not relatives) are not accommodated in one room.
Many hotels do not accommodate even one man (without a woman) ...
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answered 6 years ago
Clearly, thank you very much for the answers, it cleared up a bit) We are not a family, we wanted three of us as friends.
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answered 6 years ago
Three women need to look for a TRPL room - a triple room or a DBL+EXB double room + extra bed..
This is the work of a travel agency.. you just need to book this option. As a rule, this is a standard room with an extra bed. When you are offered such a room, look at its area, is there a balcony ...
This is the work of a travel agency.. you just need to book this option. As a rule, this is a standard room with an extra bed. When you are offered such a room, look at its area, is there a balcony ...
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answered 6 years ago
Nastyamba don't worry about putting your girlfriends in one room, there was an experience like you have three girlfriends in one room - no one ever asked in hotels in Turkey or Egypt whether we are relatives or not
Before booking, look at the size of the room, in some hotels there are standards larger than family rooms. There are standards that are very small 15m2, and there is not enough space for two
Before booking, look at the size of the room, in some hotels there are standards larger than family rooms. There are standards that are very small 15m2, and there is not enough space for two
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answered 6 years ago
There are three of us traveling all the time, two adults and a child. Standard room (the simplest), usually two single beds, which can be moved together if desired, and an extra bed is either a folding chair or a small sofa, once there was a portable folding bed (very comfortable with a high mattress.
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answered 6 years ago
Well, i.e. we pay equally for the tour, but at the same time, one of the three sleeps in a less comfortable extra bed, somehow dishonestly) let's hope there is an option with the same three beds.
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answered 6 years ago
We travel with a large family, 2 + 2 (son is 12 years old. We don’t consider the option when the old one also went with us, because 2 + 3 (where the eldest is already 21 today) took an exclusively family two-room suite). So, with our 2 + 2 accommodation, there was always a huge 2 bedroom + one and a half full bed and an extra place in the form of a comfortable sofa for the youngest. Also, often, they tried to offer us a room with three single beds, which is categorically unacceptable for us. So there are such options, they are enough. You just need to contact TA and they will help you. This option will be much more economical than family or private rooms.
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answered 6 years ago
I have traveled this way several times, all the beds were the same in terms of comfort. There will be either 3 identical beds, or one double and one single, but no less comfortable. So don't worry.
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answered 6 years ago
In a similar situation, we were offered 2 options: a standard, but small room in the main building (1 double bed + extra bed in the form of a folding bed) or a standard room in the annex building (1 double bed + 2 single single beds). Having looked at both numbers, we chose the first option. Although it was cramped, it was bright and clean. The second room was dark with old furniture and smelled slightly damp.
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answered 6 years ago
For example, Adam Eva hotel 5 * in Belek lived in three in a standard room, the room was 64 m2, only the balcony was 15 m2, the room had 2 double beds, this room was very spacious and no one bothered anyone
The three of us also lived in BITEZ GARDEN LIFE HOTEL 3 *, initially we booked a regular standard 15m2 for 2, but then another girl wanted to go, there was a sad experience of living in a small standard for 3 people, so we booked a family 2 room 40m2 in Bitez Garden with one double bed, sofa and one single bed
In a 15m2 room, an extra bed and plus 2 single beds (or one double bed) turn into one triple bed, and this is not the most important thing. In a 15m2 room, three even very thin girls are cramped
The three of us also lived in BITEZ GARDEN LIFE HOTEL 3 *, initially we booked a regular standard 15m2 for 2, but then another girl wanted to go, there was a sad experience of living in a small standard for 3 people, so we booked a family 2 room 40m2 in Bitez Garden with one double bed, sofa and one single bed
In a 15m2 room, an extra bed and plus 2 single beds (or one double bed) turn into one triple bed, and this is not the most important thing. In a 15m2 room, three even very thin girls are cramped
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answered 6 years ago
I have traveled several times with my friends. It was different, but always 2 + 1, families were not taken. They fit normally. So as not to be offended, you can throw lots)) Once it was that yes, there were 2 bed standards + 1 sofa. But then the 3rd friend suddenly asked for it, well, they put her there))) And at other times there were 2 big sleeping bags + 1 lorry, and there were just 3 identical beds. I advise you to take a hair dryer, although there is one, but if 3 heads are washed at the same time)), their hair dryer can not cope.
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