I'm planning on taking a 2 week road trip around th UK with 2 other people and I'd like to stay at Bed and Breakfasts for most of the trip. It seems like, unlike the hotels I am used to in the US, the B&B rooms only have bed space for two people. Is it possible to get three travelers in a typical B&B room?
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
Just about every B&B I have stayed in has had "family" rooms available, usually a double bed and a twin or a double and two twins. You might have to ask each one you are considering if such a room is available.
Posted by
Coldwater
55 posts
We have traveled a lot using B+B's in Europe-love them because you actually get to talk to locals-we request a triple-usually means they add a single bed to the room-plus a bit more to the price.Of course,then you get breakfast which is great because food prices are so high compared to USA.
Posted by
Troy, Oh, USA
2804 posts
Yes, we have stayed in B&B's all over the UK and on some trips there was three of us and had no problems getting a room for three.
Posted by
Wilmington, DE, USA
712 posts
When I was looking, there were lots of rooms for 3 called "family rooms" and some are called "triple rooms". Like some one said they are alot are a double bed and a single. You would need to decided if 2 people could stand a double bed together. At many web sites, I could view what the triple or family room looked like. I noticed some had 3 single beds.