SHARED ROOM

[Marco2]

What do you think about this solution for a nite?

[Ed-and-Hugh0]

It's fine if all parties understand the arrangement. My biggest concern would be snoring. It's one thing to deal with a friend or partner who snores, but would be a bit awkward if the guest or host snored.

[Helga0]

Shared room does not necessarily mean that you sleep in the same room. It can be the living room couch, shared during the day, but empty of a snoring host at night. 😉

[Marco2]

@Helga0 and @Ed-and-Hugh0 Thank you for your answers..!! 

Do you know if when i have one prenotation for one person in a shared room for two persons what happen?

Do i have this room still available in my calendar?

Thank's for your attention.

[Helga0]

@Marco2, I don't understand your question very well. 

Are you a host?

If you have a room and you want to put only one person in that room, you can refuse a second person if two persons arrive.

If you want to rent the room to 2 different persons or even more, like in a hostel, you have to make that very clear, otherwise you will have unhappy guests. But if you do, you need an extra listing for every bed you rent. 

Exemple: you have a living room couch, sleeps two persons. You can rent it to a single guest or to a couple. You cannot rent it to two persons who do not know each other. You need one listing for that. You can set the price for the bed and a surcharge after the first guest, if you want that the second person pays an extra charge.

If you have two couches or 4 bunk beds, you need 2 listings for the two couches and 8 listings for the 4 beds with one guest sleeping bottom layer, the other sleeping top layer. As said, if you rent that way, it's like a youth hostel and it must be clearly indicated and cheap.

If you are a guest: make sure to know the situation before you book.