Children’s rooms

[Villa-Barbara0]

We are setting up a four bedroom two bath holiday rental on The Greek island of Rhodes. There are two bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs and the same downstairs. My question is do you recommend we have one adult room with one large bed and the other with two twin beds on each floor to accommodate families? I imagine kids don’t want to share a bed and often times two families will travel together in Europe, so might it be good to have a kids room for each family?

[Alicia753 · Accepted solution]

Hi Villa-Barbara,

Having one adult room with a large bed and another with two twin beds on each floor is a great idea, especially for accommodating families. This setup caters to different needs: parents can have a comfortable large bed, while kids can have their own space without needing to share a bed, which is often preferred.

By offering a "kids' room" option for each family on each floor, you can appeal to families traveling together, which is common in Europe. It provides flexibility and privacy, making the property more attractive to a broader range of guests. Additionally, having similar setups on both floors means each family can have their own level of space and privacy, further enhancing the appeal.

A potential downside to this setup is that Airbnb doesn't have a specific bed size category dedicated to children room. This can sometimes lead to confusion if guests aren't aware of the sleeping arrangements.

To address this, it would be best to clearly indicate in the listing description that the twin beds are intended for children or anyone who prefers not to share a bed.

Providing clear details about the bed sizes and room arrangements will help set the right expectations for guests and avoid any misunderstandings. Including photos of the rooms with the twin beds will also give potential guests a visual representation of what to expect, further clarifying the setup.

I hope this helps.

All the best,

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[Villa-Barbara0]

Alicia, Thank you so much for Your feedback. There’s also an upstairs living room adding to the space and privacy and I guess they can always push the beds together for another couple. Thanks again! -Peter, Villa Barbara Rhodes 

[Bronwyn100]

Invest in single beds that can be put together so 2 couples can stay. Best of both worlds. 

[Karen114]

@Villa-Barbara0  This is a great idea and very thoughtful and accommodating for families. If families are your avatar guest it will be great. 
Like @Bronwyn100 @suggested having twins that can be put together will also offer flexibility if they are all adults. 

[Mike-And-Jane0]

@Villa-Barbara0 The ideal, though expensive, is zip link beds. If you go this way then make sure you state what the standard config will be (I suggest 2 single beds) and then what a guest can request with a few days notice. 

[Helen427]

@Villa-Barbara0< What type of windows and security are in the Villa?

Food for thought especially if hosting children and the legal requirement to be actively supervising them including on holidays, think of what may potentially occur if a child wandered off on such a beautiful island ( we visited Rhodos on our OE many years ago) and you are then implicated in what may become a stressful situation.

All the best