The explosion of the hotel industry in the last century has resulted in a choice of several different classificiations of hotel rooms. It is important to understand this difference when booking a room.
Hotel rooms come in all sizes and shapes depending upon the nature of the hotel. There are often several different classifications of hotel rooms available and the difference often has to do with the number of beds. The basic hotel room is called a single room. It is designed for one person. The term ensuite is often used to indicate that the room has a private bathroom. In the past a common bathroom out in the hall was more common in hotels, but today, it is a rare hotel room that does not have its own bathroom and so the phrase is not used very often when booking rooms.
Most hotel rooms have dressers, chairs, a table, and a television. Most also have temperature control especially in the United States. These extras are so common that they are almost assumed in most hotels and motels in the United States, but are sometimes not available in European hotels. It is helpful to inquire when booking a reservation outside of the country.
A double room is designed for two people. It may have two single beds or two queen sized beds. The term triple room is common in Europe also. This room is designed for three people. The double and triple rooms might have single or double beds. The size of the beds is usually not what lends its name to the room. It is more common to name the size of the room based on the expected number of guests.
Different types of hotel rooms include suites. A suite generally has more than one room. It will have a living room separate from the bedroom. Often a small kitchen area is included in the suite. Luxury suites are basically the same only they are larger with more extras. The term luxury suite is rather subjective and might not always mean the same thing between two different hotels.
Some hotels refer to apartment rooms and family rooms. These are usually similar to suites. A family room would generally have two bedrooms. As hotels have been growing larger and becoming tourist destinations in their own right, different types of hotel rooms have been designed ranging from "honeymoon" suites which generally follow a romantic theme to family rooms that contain a nursery separate from the main bedroom. Most hotels are very clear about exactly what is included in their rooms when quoting prices, but if you are ever in doubt be sure to inquire as to just what is included in your room.
Aazdak Alisimo writes about hotel rooms for http://www.HotelRoomsSite.com
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