What room layouts are available in Turkish hotels — are there two-room options and extra beds?

Some rooms have two bedrooms: one with two single beds plus a double bed, the other (with a jacuzzi) has an additional single bed and a double bed.

At check-in for a standard 2+2 room with a bunk bed, guests sometimes get a free upgrade to a two-level duplex with two bathrooms: ground floor has two single beds plus a sofa bed, upper floor has a double bed. No extra bed fits upstairs.

Some buildings offer three-room suites: two separate bedrooms plus a connecting living room with a sofa.

Besides rollaway beds, a standard room may also come with a double bed plus a full-length couch/daybed or single sleeping place: reports say an adult, even around 180 cm tall, can sleep on it comfortably because it is about the same length as the main bed.

Two-room suites typically have a double bed in the main room and a single bed in the second room. A rollaway cot can be added as an extra bed if needed.

Extra beds in standard rooms are usually rollaway cots or fold-out chairs. If that's not comfortable enough, ask reception for a two-room suite — these typically have two separate beds plus a sofa.

When booking a room with a bed and sofa, you may receive a complimentary upgrade to a higher category at check-in — for example, a room with a partition between sleeping areas. It's worth confirming whether a partition is included, as similar room types may not have one.