DOUBLE BED situation. So! Listed for 1 person. It could accomodate 2.

[Dee1]

Could I say for 2 persons if the bed is full size? I gave the room for a single person as it is a full bed & not a Queen

[Clare0]

You can say whatever you want.  In my opinion, though, a full bed might be a bit tight for two and might cause some unhappiness. 

[Dee1]

Thank you for your answer. I am going to leave the add as is.

[Regina0]

Hello @Dee1 try spending the night in the full size bed and then evaluate the bed if it's enough for 2 people.

[Dee1]

I did but we are pretty slim people & we rough out a lot on our trips. As I am listing my room for the first time I am trying to get some ideas & not mislead people. We have travelled a lot in Europe & Asia & most of the BEDS were DOUBLE size.

[Maria-Lurdes0]

You can list the bed size and you can indicate that it's perfect for one person, can be ok if it's two small-ish people and two bigger people might feel squished. I have full size beds in some listings, and I leave it up to the guest to decide if they will be comfortable or not.   Is it fair to say that Americans like a bit of a roomier bed?  I know that while traveling in Europe almost all the "double" beds were full sized, and me and my husband both slept comfortably in them, and we are pleasantly plump.   Mind you, we've never been spoiled by a king size bed so it wasn't a hardship for us.

[Dee1]

Hello! Maria.

My thoughts the same. I will leave the add as is & let Guests know that it is a very comfortable Double sized bed & then it is upto them if they want it.

Thank you!

[Tyler0]

As long as you are up front and clear about it being a double-size bed, you should leave it at 2. 

[Dee1]

Thank you! This has been a very refreshing experience for me. This community seems to be very closely knit together as I have in just 3 days got great responses and I feel I can do it with a little bit of HELP from the community.

[Lizzie]

Great to hear this @Dee1, it lovely to have you part of it. 🙂

[Art-House-On-43rd0]

In England yes. In California, no.