Excuse me, do hotel rooms usually have two beds? Or just one?

The hotel has a room with two beds and a room with one bed.

The standard rooms in the hotel are divided into standard double rooms and standard big bed rooms, commonly known as standard single rooms or standard double rooms. It is the most economical room type in all hotels, and some hotels want to distinguish between ordinary and luxurious.

At the same time, it is also equipped with various types of standard rooms, such as ordinary standard rooms, business standard rooms, luxury standard rooms and administrative standard rooms, which are distinguished according to different grades and types of decoration or configuration.

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Matters needing attention when staying in the hotel:

1, cup:

Hotel cups generally have mouthwash cups in the bathroom and drinking cups in the room. The focus of this blogger's exposure is the gargle cup in the bathroom. A rag scrubbed the washbasin and gargle cup in the toilet, which really made me sick.

In this regard, if you don't want to go to too much trouble, you can boil water in a kettle after check-in, and then iron the cups, or suggest bringing a personal cup or disposable cups. If it's too much trouble, try to drink the mineral water provided by the room. The finished mineral water bottle can be used to pick up water and brush your teeth.

2. Towels:

All kinds of towels in the bathroom can only be identified by the naked eye. If you want to be more sanitary, bring your own towel every time you stay in a hotel.

3, slippers:

Hotels generally provide disposable cotton slippers, and the quality of cotton slippers provided varies with different hotel grades. Generally speaking, slippers are new and can be used safely.

If the hotel provides reusable plastic slippers, do not use them for health reasons. If you are not at ease, bring your own slippers. If it's too much trouble, you can walk barefoot or put on socks in the room.

Baidu encyclopedia-standard room

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