I have chosen the Hotel Sevigne for my 11 nights (alone) in Paris in June (sooooo excited). The difference between a single room and a double room is €14 and single/double bed. Is it worth the € to take the double? When I was in Venice, I found the single room to be quite small and the bed quite narrow. OTOH, €154 extra..... (amenities are the same)
Posted by
Bloomington, IL, USA
9371 posts
If it were me, I'd take the single. How much time do you plan to spend in your room, anyway? When I travel I'm only in my room long enough to sleep and get ready for the next day. And chances are, if a single isn't available when you arrive, you could get put in a double anyway.
Posted by
Danville, VT
12040 posts
From my experience, even double rooms in Paris can be quite tiny. I doubt 14 euro will buy that much more room anyway.
Posted by
OP
Tel Aviv
15788 posts
Really I was more worried about the width of the bed - in Italy the single beds were NARROW, which I found to be uncomfortable. The hotel just wrote me that the single bed is quite wide - well over a meter, so I am taking the single. Thanks for taking the time to write.