What is a "triple room" in a hotel?

[Ilmater]

So I'm looking to book a hotel in London, and the rooms are divided by:

Std Single
Sleeps 1

Std Twin/Double
Sleeps 2

Std Triple
Sleeps 3

Does this mean there are 2 separate beds that can sleep three, or is it just one big bed? I've never seen a "triple" in the states, so I didn't know what to take from that. Anyone know?

 

[speg]

Three separate beds? One might be a pull out sofa.

 

[aphex]

The triples I've seen in Europe ranged from a queen + twin, to three twins.

 

[VenomXTF]

Should be 3 beds like speg said. I would call the hotel and confirm.

 

[RaistlinZ]

You seriously couldn't have just Google'd it?

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[2Xtreme21]

Originally posted by: RaistlinZ
You seriously couldn't have just Google'd it?

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We were in a quad room when we stayed in Paris last year. 4 single beds.