Family stays · Paris · London · Rome

Find stays that actually fit your family.

See how many people a room accommodates, where everyone sleeps, and which options make sense for a group of five or more — before you open twenty hotel tabs.

What you get

Citadines Trafalgar Square London

Westminster, beside Trafalgar Square

6Fits

2-Bedroom Apartment · 70 m²

bedroom 1

Double bed

bedroom 2

Single bed×2

living area

Sofa bed

Published for 6 — all 5 of you in one unit
4 of 5 on fixed beds — 1 on a sofa bed
Parents get a separate bedroom
Full kitchen
2 bathrooms

Why it fits

All 5 travellers can stay in one published unit, 4 of the 5 get fixed beds while one uses the sofa bed, parents have a bedroom of their own, and there are two bathrooms.

Separate bedroomFull kitchen2 bathrooms3 sleeping areas

All researched details

Published capacity: 6 people
Property’s wording: 6 persons maximum
Travellers on a fixed bed: 4
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 2
Room size: 70 m²
Kitchen: Full kitchen
Information quality: Published by the property

Our note. The strongest published family option we found in central London: a 70m² two-bedroom with a full bed breakdown and two bathrooms.

What the property publishes

“2-Bedroom Apartment — "6 persons maximum" — 70 sqm — first bedroom 1 double bed (160x200cm); second bedroom 2 single beds (90x200cm); plus 1 sofa bed”

Verified August 2026Source View hotel

A real entry from our London research. The room configuration is obvious before you spend time on the hotel’s own site.

Original research

We read the room pages

Every property here was checked against its own published room information. 25 properties, 41 room types, each with a source link and the date we verified it.

Transparent method

We show what we don’t know

Only 17 of 41 room types publish a full bed breakdown. Where a property publishes nothing, we say so instead of guessing.

Family-specific

“Sleeps 5” isn’t enough

Five people might mean a king and three twins, or a queen, a sofa bed and a cot. Those are different holidays. We separate fixed beds from everything else.

Where we’ve researched

Three cities where a fifth traveller genuinely changes what you can book.

What we don’t do

We don’t show live prices or availability, we can’t confirm a room is bookable for your exact dates and your children’s ages, and we don’t promise connecting rooms — no supplier publishes that as a guarantee. Those need a live connection to a booking system, which we don’t have yet. Read the methodology.

We’re starting with stays. Trips That Fit is being built to make family travel easier across the whole trip — from where you sleep to what you do when you get there.