In tourism & hospitality, connecting rooms means: Two hotel rooms next to each other with a private inside door between them, often booked by families.
In Turkish: bağlantılı odalar, ara kapılı odalar
How it is used
Families with children or small groups request connecting rooms, and the hotel blocks them in advance because there are only a few. When none are available, guests may ask for rooms close to each other instead.
Example sentences
We've booked two connecting rooms for you, so the children can sleep next door.
I'm afraid we have no connecting rooms left, but I can give you two rooms opposite each other.
Common collocations
request connecting rooms
two connecting rooms
connecting door
guaranteed connecting rooms
Related terms
extra bedAn additional bed, often a folding one, placed in a hotel room for a third person, usually for a fee.
double roomA hotel room for two people with one large bed that they share, as opposed to a twin room with two separate beds.
twin roomA hotel room with two separate single beds, usually for two people who do not want to share a bed.
availabilityWhether rooms, tables, seats or places on a tour are free to be booked on a particular date.
