Not given connecting rooms

Bob_the_Saver

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

More likely to upset them if they are down the corridor crying

Isn't that what Calpol is made to deal with?

POPPYOSCAR

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

Isn't that what Calpol is made to deal with?

So you would now drug them as well!

Bob_the_Saver

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

So you would now drug them as well!

I don't think you can even get drugs in Jamaica (can you?)

Obviously_the_best

POPPYOSCAR wrote: »

Sorry your post does not make sense.


How does having a connecting door between two rooms open upset the other guests?

More likely to upset them if they are down the corridor crying and the parents are asleep and cannot hear them!

Connecting rooms to most travel agents means rooms next to each other or opposite each other, not with doors between them?

That would just be one big room

edit: Bob, it's easier to get weed in Jamaica that here

POPPYOSCAR

Obviously_the_best wrote: »

Connecting rooms to most travel agents means rooms next to each other or opposite each other, not with doors between them?

That would just be one big room

The OP is talking about connecting rooms with a door between them and that is what I understand to be 'connecting' and have booked in the past.

Bob_the_Saver

Obviously_the_best wrote: »

edit: Bob, it's easier to get weed in Jamaica that here

Thanks for that, looking at Kayak now!

Update. OK, done Google, I'll give Skegness a miss this winter and head West,
seems to be a destination of interest,

http://hightimes.com/userdata/3/images/3_IMG_1745_may376int.jpg

peachyprice

Obviously_the_best wrote: »

Connecting rooms to most travel agents means rooms next to each other or opposite each other, not with doors between them?

No, that it adjoining rooms.

Connecting rooms have either a door between them that can be left open to create one big room or a private lobby with a lockable door where that door can be closed and the room doors can be left open, we've had both in the past, equally effective for sleeping a family.

OP wanted connecting rooms, not adjoining rooms.

poet123

Obviously_the_best wrote: »

Connecting rooms to most travel agents means rooms next to each other or opposite each other, not with doors between them?

That would just be one big room

edit: Bob, it's easier to get weed in Jamaica that here

Connecting means the rooms are connected; can be joined, by means of a door if required. If not required they are sold as separate rooms. They have them in hotels and on cruise ships. Adjoining means they are completely separate and cannot be joined by means of opening a door. Very different animals.

Bob_the_Saver

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

Thanks for that, looking at Kayak now!

Update. OK, done Google, I'll give Skegness a miss this winter and head West,
seems to be a destination of interest,

http://hightimes.com/userdata/3/images/3_IMG_1745_may376int.jpg

Hey man, who cares anymore

POPPYOSCAR

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

Hey man, who cares anymore

Are you on the Calpol again;)