Hotels for sharing?

As you can see from this blog and my Instagram account, I am partial to a odd spot of travel, all the better if its away from large hotels and resorts. I love the inspiration that sites such as Mr and Mrs Smith, Tablet and SLH provide – boutique, good geographical coverage, key info on rooms and locations…. But ultimately they do cater for couples. Which is absolutely perfect, if you’re travelling as a couple.

Other sites have family search options, or large group search options.

When I’m travelling with friends I spend considerable hours looking for a suitable hotel, similar to those found on the above sites, which understands that we don’t want to share a double bed, or pay for separate rooms. Not even the major travel sites consider options which are outside the single, double, family option. Which is a little frustrating. What about if you’re travelling with your best mate and as well as you might know him/her, you don’t really want to share a bed or have the expense of booking two rooms.

Here are some hotels that I can vouch for, which cater to travellers who are happy to share a room, but not a bed. This will be updated as I find more and details of most can be found in my blog. Do feel free to drop me a line with other suggestions:

Australia

Sydney: 

Westin, Martin Place

Cambodia

Siam Reap:

FCC

Indonesia

Jakarta:

Ritz-Carlton, Mega Kuningan

Bali:

Nick’s Pension, Ubud

Oberoi, Seminyak

Lombok:

Sheraton Senggigi

Malaysia

Langkawi:

Berjaya Langkawi Resort

Meritus Pelangi Beach Resort

Layang Layang:

Layang Layang Island Resort

Borneo:

Boutec Hotel Waterfront, Kota Kinabalu

Sipadan Mabul Resort, Sipadan

Bilit Adventure Lodge, Sandakan

Maldives

Carpe Novo

New Zealand

Christchurch:

The Grange

Franz Josef:

The Terrace

Wanaka:

Panorama Court

Philippines

Coron: 

Sangat Island Resort

Busuanga Bay Lodge

Boracay:

Boracay Uptown

Singapore

Marina Bay Sands

Thailand

Bangkok:

Hotel Muse

Phuket:

Old Phuket

Koh Lipe:

Zanom Sunrise

Castaway Resort

USA

New York:

The Refinery

Florida:

The Diplomat, Hollywood

 

 

 

 

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