In tourism & hospitality, extra bed means: An additional bed, often a folding one, placed in a hotel room for a third person, usually for a fee.
In Turkish: ilave yatak, ek yatak
How it is used
Guests request an extra bed for a child or a third adult, and staff check that the room is big enough. For babies, hotels provide a cot instead. Extra beds are usually subject to availability and charged per night.
Example sentences
Can we have an extra bed for our son? He's eleven.
An extra bed costs 30 euros per night, and a baby cot is free.
Common collocations
request an extra bed
add an extra bed
extra bed charge
rollaway extra bed
Related terms
twin roomA hotel room with two separate single beds, usually for two people who do not want to share a bed.
double roomA hotel room for two people with one large bed that they share, as opposed to a twin room with two separate beds.
connecting roomsTwo hotel rooms next to each other with a private inside door between them, often booked by families.
room rateThe price a hotel charges for a room for one night, which can change with the season, room type and booking channel.
