Can a family of two adults and two children stay in a Standard Room at Prima Life Egypt, or is a Family Room required?

From messages by 3 participants in 1 source · Last activity: 15 days ago

TL;DR

For a family of two adults and two children, a Standard Room at Prima Life in Egypt may not work, according to a participant in September 2026: it has a double bed and a sofa, with no fourth sleeping place. With children aged 16 and 10, he said, the party effectively counts as three adults and one child. Another family with children aged 14 and 12 was considering a Family Room, which came out noticeably more expensive.

What the community said

Another family of two adults and two children, aged 14 and 12, compared options in September 2026: the Family Room came out noticeably more expensive than the Standard Room in their package quote. They hoped the hotel would add a fold-out bed to a Standard Room for a fee. It is best to confirm such an extra bed directly with the hotel in advance, and safer to plan on a Family Room from the start.

16 days ago Family Room: noticeably pricier

In September 2026 a participant described the Prima Life Standard Room as having a double bed and a sofa, with no fourth sleeping place. So counting on a Standard Room for two adults and two children is risky.

17 days ago Standard Room: double bed and sofa

Replying to a family with children aged 16 and 10, the same participant noted that this effectively means three adults and one child, because a 16-year-old is counted as an adult for accommodation. It is best to confirm the hotel's age rules when booking.

17 days ago A 16-year-old counts as an adult