Japanese 'SU' hotel room classification - enough for two people?
My partner and I are trying to book a hotel in Japan. The room categories for the hotel we want are:
SB= Single with bathSU= Single use of a twin/double with bathTB= Twin with bath
Is SU going to be OK for two people sharing a double?
Best Answer
Basically, No.
A Single Use or SU room is for 1 person who wishes to stay in a room with a double bed instead of a single bed (i.e. it's a single occupancy room). You should either get a TB i.e. Double use of a twin room with bath or get two separate rooms.
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What is a room type assigned to two people?
Double room: double rooms are assigned to two people; expect one double bed, or two twin beds depending on the hotel. Triple room: as the name might suggest, this room is equipped for three people to stay. The room will have a combination of either three twin beds, one double bed and a twin, or two double beds.Do Japanese hotels charge per person?
In most cases, hotels in Japan do not charge by the room, but instead by the number of people staying in a room. The more people in a room, the slightly cheaper the rate, that for one person staying in a single being the highest. So a family staying together or friends sharing a room can help keep the price down.What are the 3 main types of accommodation in Japan?
Types of Accommodation in Japan- Western Hotels. Your Marriots, Radissons, Hyatts, and so on. ...
- Business Hotels. While these might conjure up images of the usual perks associated with business class, they are primarily targeting Japan's itinerant workers. ...
- Youth Hostels. Tokyo does have them. ...
- Ryokan. ...
- Capsule Hotels. ...
- Love Hotels.
What are the different classification of hotel rooms?
The following room-type definitions are common in hotels:- Single: A room assigned to one person. ...
- Double: A room assigned to two people. ...
- Triple: A room assigned to three people. ...
- Quad: A room assigned to four people. ...
- Queen: A room with a queen-sized bed. ...
- King: A room with a king-sized bed. ...
- Twin: A room with two beds.
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