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Is it possible to exchange two sgl for one dbl?
My boyfriend and I come to Egypt from different countries. Everyone took a single from their agency. Is it possible at the hotel to say that we are together and ask to put us in the same room? He says that for the vacant number we should be reimbursed the difference.
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You can ask. Most likely they will settle. Nobody will refund the difference.
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answered 13 years ago
The funny thing is that each of your singles will actually be a double.
To be more precise, there are no single rooms in hotels. It is not profitable to build and equip such numbers. With a probability of 99% of each of you will be placed in standard double rooms.
To be more precise, there are no single rooms in hotels. It is not profitable to build and equip such numbers. With a probability of 99% of each of you will be placed in standard double rooms.
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answered 13 years ago
I know what a single is. Five times rested in Egypt alone. I had a question, can we "officially" live in the same room, and not visit each other
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answered 13 years ago
What's the difference? Or do you think that upon the arrival of the cleaner, your "boyfriend" (c) will have to hide in the closet? ))))
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answered 13 years ago
You can live peacefully in any of your rooms, no one will follow you, and no one will return the difference to you, now the occupancy in hotels is 60% no more
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answered 13 years ago
We ate three of us and we had ordered two numbers: "single" and "double". When settling in, we asked to be placed next to us, and then the administrator himself offered us one large two-room "Family room" instead of our two rooms. I also advise you to try to exchange your two "singles" for a room with better comfort when you check in, since the money is unlikely to be returned to you.
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answered 13 years ago
"Five times I rested in Egypt alone."
Why then such questions? Someone controlled who you eat with, swim with, sunbathe on the beach, stay in your room, and in which room?
No one will cover the difference, since it was not you who paid for the numbers, but the operators. And different.
Why then such questions? Someone controlled who you eat with, swim with, sunbathe on the beach, stay in your room, and in which room?
No one will cover the difference, since it was not you who paid for the numbers, but the operators. And different.
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answered 13 years ago
A more correct option is when one of the tourists books a double and a flight for himself, and the second only a flight. But at the same time there are certain difficulties and the gain in price is insignificant.
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answered 13 years ago
I think the main question is not whether someone will monitor the accommodation, but how to make up the difference.
Answer: no way.
Answer: no way.
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answered 13 years ago
The clarifying question was - "I had a question, can we "officially" live in the same room, and not visit each other"
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answered 13 years ago
Thanks everyone for the replies. We'll try to figure it out on the spot. It's just that I arrive early in the morning, and my friend is 12 hours late. So I'm thinking about what to do: either immediately upon settlement, say that I'm not alone, and the second half will catch up in the evening :); or wait for his arrival and go to the reception together. I think it's both.
Thanks again for participating :)
Thanks again for participating :)
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answered 13 years ago