King-size bed

How it is used

Used in room descriptions, guest preferences, and hotel sales to indicate bed type in double rooms, suites, or upgraded categories.

Example sentences

1. The couple requested a king-size bed because they were staying for a full week and wanted more sleeping space.

   Here, the term specifies a larger bed option chosen for comfort during a longer hotel stay.

2. Our deluxe rooms have a king-size bed, while the standard twin rooms are set up with two separate beds.

   In this example, the term identifies one bed configuration and helps distinguish room categories clearly.

Common collocations

• king-size bed room
• one king-size bed
• king-size bed preference
• king-size bed option

Related terms

• 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.

More terms: Room Types & Board

• single room
• all-inclusive
• half board
• full board
• bed and breakfast
• suite
• sea view
• extra bed
• connecting rooms
• triple room
• family room
• balcony