double room
/ˈdʌb.əl ruːm/
Meaning
A double room is a hotel room intended for two people, typically featuring one large bed (like a queen or king size). It is ideal for couples or friends who do not mind sharing a bed. In some countries, it can also refer to a room with two separate beds, though that is often called a 'twin room'.
Examples
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We booked a double room with a beautiful view of the ocean.
We booked a double room with a beautiful view of the ocean.
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Does the double room come with a complimentary breakfast?
Does the double room come with a complimentary breakfast?
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They upgraded our single booking to a spacious double room.
They upgraded our single booking to a spacious double room.
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A double room is perfect for couples traveling together.
A double room is perfect for couples traveling together.
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Is there enough space for an extra cot in the double room?
Is there enough space for an extra cot in the double room?
Common Mistakes
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✗ We need a room for two beds.
✓ We need a twin room.
Native speakers say 'double room' (one big bed for two) or 'twin room' (two separate beds) rather than translating literally.
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✗ I booked a double bedroom for my wife and me.
✓ I booked a double room for my wife and me.
Use 'double room' for hotel reservations; 'bedroom' is used for houses or apartments.
Related Expressions
Practice
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My husband and I would like to reserve a ___.
💡 A hotel room designed for two people with one large bed.
Show answer
double room
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Is a ___ more expensive than a twin room?
💡 A standard room for two guests.
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double room