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Accommodates three individuals with various bed configurations, such as three singles or one double and one single.

Similar to a double room, but with two single beds to accommodate two individuals.

A basic room type with minimal amenities, typically including a bed, dresser, and bathroom.

A room offering superior furnishings, increased space, and often better location within the hotel.

A room with a queen-sized bed. Suitable for up to two people, offering more space than a standard room.

A room with two double or queen-size beds. It can accommodate two or more individuals.

A luxurious suite with a separate bedroom and spacious living area, often including premium amenities.

A room featuring a private outdoor veranda or patio, typically found in tropical resort locations.

A room that offers additional space and often better views than standard rooms, with upgraded amenities.

A spacious room designed to accommodate families, often with additional bedding options like bunk beds or a sofa bed.

A budget-friendly room with essential amenities, generally smaller than a standard room.

A room with a Murphy bed that can be folded into the wall, maximizing space during the day.

The top-floor suite of a hotel, with expansive layouts, opulent features, and the best views.

Designed for four individuals with beds to match, such as two doubles or one double and two singles.

A room type offering apartment-like features, such as a full kitchen, living room, and separate bedroom(s), ideal for extended stays.

A room type usually located poolside or on a beach, offering leisure amenities and privacy.

A room with a combined living area and bedroom, usually featuring a kitchenette.

A larger accommodation with multiple rooms including a bedroom and a separate living area.

A spacious room with a high ceiling and a mezzanine or upper-level sleeping area.

The most opulent suite in a hotel, offering the best amenities, multiple bedrooms, and living spaces.

Features one king-sized bed, providing generous space for up to two guests.

A standalone room or building offering luxurious accommodations and privacy, often located within a resort.

A smaller suite with a bedroom and a small living area, sometimes separated by a partial divider.

A room designed to accommodate guests with disabilities, featuring accessibility features like wider doorways and grab bars.