triple share rooms in Europe

1 Aug 2008 Nyclizzo said

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• 1 Aug 2008 cdm115 said

  

  yes, it’s true and is the same with double rooms. It’s a wide spread thing in europe, though newer hotels and refurbished hotels are changing. You’ll get 1 key that stays at the front desk, when the first person comes back they take the key to get in and then you have to either knock or rig the door so others can come in after you without the key. It’s not as bad as it seems.

  yes, it's true and is the same with double rooms. It's a wide spread thing in europe, though newer hotels and refurbished hotels are changing. You'll get 1 key that stays at the front desk, when the first person comes back they take the key to get in and then you have to either knock or rig the door so others can come in after you without the key. It's not as bad as it seems. or Cancel
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• 1 Aug 2008 Kristen with a K said

  

  I signed up for a triple room on Euro Vista so I could get a bit more discount. It turned out only one other person signed up for triple so we got the discount even though there were just the two of us! It is true though that there is only one key except for at Ibis hotels, becuase they have key cards. The other hotels all have regular keys and there is only one and you have to leave the key at the front desk when you leave the hotel. It isn’t too terrible, but there were a few nights where I went to bed before my roommate came back and she had to bang on the door to get me to let her in. It sucked, but it wasn’t really that big of a deal.

  I signed up for a triple room on Euro Vista so I could get a bit more discount. It turned out only one other person signed up for triple so we got the discount even though there were just the two of us! It is true though that there is only one key except for at Ibis hotels, becuase they have key cards. The other hotels all have regular keys and there is only one and you have to leave the key at the front desk when you leave the hotel. It isn't too terrible, but there were a few nights where I went to bed before my roommate came back and she had to bang on the door to get me to let her in. It sucked, but it wasn't really that big of a deal. or Cancel
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