loritomhi
Honolulu, Hawaii
What is the square footage of a 2 Queen Room compared to a 2 Queen Studio Suite and compared to a 1 King Studio Suite? For both type of Suites, is there a wall or a door that separates the bedroom from the sofabed?
I'm trying to decide if the Suites are worth the extra cost.
over a year
ago
5 answers
Property representative
JessicaR6661
Portland, Oregon
Good Day,
Our studio suites with two queen beds or one king bed are 528 square feet and contain a pull out sofa in the room. The standard rooms with two queen beds or one king bed are 336 square feet. The studio suites generally run $20 per night more. Please do not hesitate to give us a call if we can answer any additional questions about our rooms!
Thank-you,
Jessica Rippel, Director of Sales
over a year ago
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749willia...
Vancouver, Washington
I’m a guest not an employee that knows that information. Maybe contact the front desk as I’m sure they would be glad to assist you on this matter. There is not a wall, the suites are open floor and probably the largest I’ve seen in Portland. Safe travels.
over a year ago
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robadrias...
New York City, New York
As most have said guests don't normally measure rooms, but I can add that the room I stayed in which was a normal room with a King bed, was very big by modern hotel standard. I would have not though about upgrading to a suite.
over a year ago
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sfeats
San Francisco, California
The suite I stayed in was a1 bedroom with a king sized bed. A really nice corner spacious suite. Can’t give you the sq ft because it was not measured.
over a year ago
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caimi
Waterloo, Illinois
Call the front desk. Guests don't generally measure the square footage of the rooms.
over a year ago
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Most hotels have a variety of different accommodation options, depending on the number and type of beds.
When you're staying away from home, you need a place to relax. Your accommodations should offer all the comforts of home and more.
When you're looking for the right hotel, be sure to look at the room types available and the beds. Here are the most common hotel bed types:
- Double/Full: This size is larger than a twin bed but smaller than a queen. While some people think a double and full bed are different, they have the same measurements. A full bed measures 53 inches wide by 75 inches long, which is about 4 1/2 feet by 6 1/4 feet.
- Queen: A queen is in the middle when it comes to beds in hotels. This type measures 60 inches side to side by 80 inches up and down, which comes to 5 feet horizontally and 8 2/3 feet vertically.
- King: A king is usually the biggest bed you'll find at a hotel. A king is the same length as a queen — 80 inches — but is 76 inches wide.
At the Warehouse Hotel, you'll find rooms with queen- and king-sized beds.
Hotel Room Types
To make it easy to find the perfect room, most hotel room types center around the beds. The two most common types of hotel rooms are:
- Standard Room: In a standard room, you'll have either two fulls, two queens or one king. Standard rooms have a bathroom and perhaps some other simple furniture, like a desk, a chair, a dresser, and a TV. Aside from the bathroom, everything is in one room.
- Suites: You'll have much more square footage in a suite. The space is divided into different rooms, similarly to a small one-bedroom apartment. There will be a lounge area with a couch and TV, possibly a kitchen and other living spaces. It will also commonly include a separate bedroom and bathroom in another room.
There are advantages to both types of rooms. A standard room is an excellent choice if you need something simple, are staying by yourself, or won't be spending much time in the room.
A suite is the better choice for multiple guests and gives everyone more privacy. If someone wants to stay up and watch TV, they won't disrupt anyone who wants to go to sleep a little early.
Choose the Warehouse Hotel at Spooky Nook Sports
If you're looking for a Central PA hotel, the Warehouse Hotel at Spooky Nook Sports is a great choice because of its convenient location, proximity to entertainment and variety of rooming options available. The hotel offers many other amenities, as well, including an on-site restaurant, gym, and ninja warrior course. Contact us today to book your next stay with us!