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Can anybody tell me why a single supplement is charged on a single room,my sister is on her own and every time she travels and finds a hotel with single rooms she is still charged a supplement,the rooms have single beds so no one else can share it so why the charge and who is doing the charging the hotel or the travel agents,this really bugs me
Could the room take an additional bed? I would think they take the extra bed out and put it elsewhere. If that's the case it's not unreasonable to charge it.
no these rooms are small and usually to the back of the hotel,i dont think they could call them single rooms if they can fit another bed in,it would just be a double room.
That's the point though. If it can take a double, they can charge double for it. Because there's only your sister, she has to compensate for the "low" take for the room for the period she's there.
Equally, it's part of the agreement you sign, so whether you like or not, you don't really have a choice.
i see what you mean but they might as well leave it as a double then and get more money,when she stays in a double room she pays £9.00 to £17.00 a night and pays about £6.00 a night in the single,so it would make common sense to leave it as a double,my argument is it is a small room with a single bed you cant fit anyone else in it so why the supplement,its not as if she is taking another space.
Single Supplements Grrr
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