u/whathotelio — reddlx

Max hotel room occupancy is 3 - but do I risk booking as a family of 4?

Frequently hotel rooms state max 3 occupancy, but with 2 young children, I would like to book a "standard" room for a hotel in Portugal. I don't mind if it's cramped, as there's often a sofa bed/rollaway bed option and we're never in the room long.

Do you risk booking it? Do hotels ever turn you away when you rock up?

I usually contact the hotel ahead, but they mostly say that's the rules and not much flexibility.

However Asia/Middle East seems to have no issues, yet Europe/US are really fussy from my experience.

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u/whathotelio — 8 days ago

▲ 14 r/UKWeather+1 crossposts

I built an interactive weather heatmap to compare holiday destinations by month

I’m the solo founder behind What Hotel and I’ve been building this as part of a wider destination research tool. It shows historic monthly averages for temperature, rain, sunshine and swimming comfort on an interactive worldwide map.

https://whathotel.io

u/whathotelio — 14 days ago

▲ 1 r/UKWeather

Here is a map I've just created overlaying historic climate data. It's main focus is for holiday travel and planning. But since I'm from the UK and we love a natter about the weather, I thought it was worth sharing here too. There's lots of interesting insights around the world to see and discover.

https://whathotel.io

u/whathotelio — 17 days ago