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This room offers more space than a standard room and typically includes a sitting area in the bedroom, with amenities such as a mini-fridge, quality linens, and sometimes a second TV.

A room designed for one person that typically includes a single twin bed, a bathroom, a closet, and a desk.

Offers a spacious room with a king-sized bed. Typically includes a bathroom, entertainment system, and a workspace, catering especially to business travelers.

A luxurious accommodation with multiple rooms including a bedroom, living room, and possibly a dining area. High-end amenities include premium TV channels, bespoke toiletries, and room service.

Two or more rooms with a private door between them. Suitable for large families or groups, providing privacy and shared access when needed. Standard amenities include separate bathrooms.

The most prestigious suite in a hotel, featuring opulent living spaces, top-tier amenities, personal butler service, designer furnishings, and often, enhanced security for VIP guests.

A room that combines a bedroom and a living area, often with a small kitchenette. Typically features a pull-out sofa or murphy bed to maximize space.

Accommodates three people with various bed configurations like three twins or one double and one single. Comes with a bathroom and often, enhanced entertainment options.

A stand-alone, luxurious accommodation often in resort areas, offering private amenities like a personal pool, full kitchen, and dedicated staff service, catering to high-end travelers or groups.

A room with a queen-sized bed suitable for up to two people. It frequently includes amenities such as room service, a flat-screen TV, and a coffee maker.

The top-floor suite offering panoramic views, expansive living space, and exclusive amenities such as private elevators, high-tech entertainment systems, and gourmet kitchens.

Features two single beds in a room, suitable for two people. Includes amenities like a bathroom, television, and usually a minibar.

A room intended for two people with either one queen-sized bed or two twin beds, comes with a private bathroom, and often has a television and a phone.

Designed for guests with disabilities, these rooms feature wider doors, grab bars, roll-in showers, and amenities that are within reach for a wheelchair user.