Trips That Fit

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.

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Ages change which rooms suit you. A sofa bed works differently for a 6-year-old than a 16-year-old.

Opens our researched matches — not a live availability search.

  • 25 properties read from their own websites
  • Every room record carries a source and a date
  • Fixed beds counted separately from sofa beds

What you get

Citadines Trafalgar Square London

Westminster, beside Trafalgar Square

6Fits

2-Bedroom Apartment · 70 m²

BEDROOM 1BEDROOM 2LIVING AREA
Fixed bed Sofa bed or on request
  • 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 2026SourceView hotel

A real entry from our London research — the room configuration is obvious before you open the hotel’s own site.

The problem

“Sleeps 5” can mean two very different holidays.

Both of these are legitimately advertised as sleeping five. Only one of them works for a family with a teenager.

Two-bedroom

BEDROOM 1BEDROOM 2
Fixed bed

Five fixed beds, parents in their own room, two bathrooms.

Studio, same “sleeps 5”

MAIN ROOM
Fixed bed Sofa bed or on request

One open room. A sofa bed and a cot make up the numbers.

Illustrative layouts, not specific properties. On listing pages every diagram is drawn from what that property actually publishes.

How we know

Every number here came from a property’s own page.

25properties researched
41room types recorded
17with a full bed layout
100%with a source and date

Original research

We read each property’s own room pages and record what they publish — not what an aggregator repeats.

We show the gaps

Only 17 of 41 room types publish a bed breakdown. Where nothing is published, we say so.

Fixed beds counted separately

A sofa bed that costs extra is not the same as a bed. We separate them everywhere.

Where we’ve researched

Three cities where the fifth traveller changes everything.

Paris7 properties · 5 pagesLondon9 properties · 5 pagesRome5 properties · 3 pages

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What we don’t do

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

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