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Eurofurence Information => Questions & Answers => Topic started by: nobs on 15.01.2014, 23:06:27
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You say:
"All rooms at the Estrel are double rooms"
... and there is a price for double room per room, so far so good...
... and then you give a price for a single room, and now I am confused.
Could you please clarify this?
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You say:
"All rooms at the Estrel are double rooms"
... and there is a price for double room per room, so far so good...
... and then you give a price for a single room, and now I am confused.
Where? I see prices for a single person or two persons for each room type.
Same procedure as last year.
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You say:
"All rooms at the Estrel are double rooms"
... and there is a price for double room per room, so far so good...
... and then you give a price for a single room, and now I am confused.
Could you please clarify this?
Well, it means "all rooms have two beds". You can book them as single rooms, but it will be the exact same physical configuration and size of room you get when you book a double.
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so "single room" is the price for using a double room alone
I think now I get it :)
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Although registration is not yet open, if you go to https://reg.eurofurence.org/ and scroll down, you can see detailed information on how the prices work out.
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so "single room" is the price for using a double room alone
I think now I get it :)
Exactly.
It's called "double as a single" sometimes.