Name: Hotel 500 Zegrze Południowe
Address: ul. Warszawska 31A, Zegrze Południowe, 05-130, PL
Telephone: 22 774 66 66

Do you know that feeling when you book accommodation and mysterious names appear in the descriptions: Standard, Superior, Deluxe, Junior Suite? You wonder what the differences are between hotel rooms and which one will be best for you? In this guide, we explain the characteristics of different types of hotel rooms, as well as what to pay attention to when booking to ensure your stay is comfortable and suited to your needs.

What affects the type of hotel room?

Hotel rooms differ in several basic features: the number of beds, standard and equipment, space layout, and location within the hotel. These elements determine comfort and functionality, as well as the price of the stay. We recommend always checking what a specific room name means before booking – “Standard” or “Superior” does not always mean the same in every hotel.

Most popular types of hotel rooms and abbreviations

When choosing accommodation, we face a wide range of options – each type of hotel room offers a different space, equipment, and atmosphere tailored to various travelers' needs. It is worth familiarizing yourself with these options to make an informed decision and enjoy comfort during your stay. In our hotel, we ensure that every guest can find something for themselves – whether traveling alone, as a couple, with family, or with friends. Below we present the most commonly encountered types of hotel rooms and their characteristic features. Regarding hotel room types, abbreviations are most often created based on the first letters of English names or distinctive parts of words.

For solo travelers – convenience and comfort

Traveling alone requires special comfort and functionality. In our hotel, we recommend rooms designed with solo guests in mind – cozy, equipped with everything needed for work and relaxation.

Single Room (SGL) – classic single room, ideal for business trips or short stays. In our hotel, we recommend Single rooms with a comfortable bed, desk, and Wi-Fi access.
Economy Room – a cheaper option with basic equipment, recommended for transit stays or short rests.

For couples – romantic and classy

A romantic trip for two deserves the right setting. In our hotel, you will find rooms designed for intimacy, comfort, and a special atmosphere.

Double Room (DBL) – a room with one large bed (double, queen, or king), often with additional amenities such as a balcony or bathtub.
Deluxe (DLX) / Superior (SUP) – rooms with higher standards, larger space, better views, and elegant design. We recommend them for a weekend for two or special occasions.
Junior Suite (JS) – a room with separate living and sleeping areas, ideal for a longer stay or romantic relaxation.

For families – space and comfort

Family vacations require adequate space and amenities. In our hotel, we recommend rooms that provide comfort for both parents and children.

Family Room (FAM) – larger room with additional beds or a sofa bed, recommended for families with children.
Apartment (APT) – spacious interior with kitchenette and separate bedrooms, ideal for family holidays.
Connected Rooms – two adjoining rooms that offer privacy and comfort for a larger number of people.

For friends and acquaintances – flexibility and freedom

Traveling with friends is a time for shared moments and freedom. In our hotel, you will find rooms that allow everyone to enjoy their stay on their own terms.

Twin Room (TWN) – a room with two separate beds, perfect for trips with friends.
Triple Room (TRP) – a triple room, often with three single beds or one double and one single bed.

For the demanding – luxury and additional amenities

Guests expecting exceptional comfort and luxury will find rooms in our hotel that meet even the most refined expectations.

Suite (STE) – an apartment with separate living and sleeping areas, often with two bathrooms and additional amenities.
Duplex – a two-level room, ideal for guests who appreciate design and space.
Swim-up – a room with direct access to the pool, recommended for holidays at resorts.

View – small difference, big impression

Many hotels offer rooms with different views – garden, park, sea, mountains, or city attractions. It is worth checking whether the chosen option includes a view that particularly interests you – sometimes this small difference in price translates into much greater satisfaction and unforgettable memories from your stay. Hotel

How to read room descriptions on the hotel website?

We recommend paying attention to:

The number of beds and their arrangement (e.g., double, single, sofa bed)
Standard and equipment (minibar, air conditioning, balcony, bathtub with hydromassage)
Additional amenities (Wi-Fi, TV, kitchenette)
Location and view (rooms with a view of the garden, pool, sea)
Possibility of connecting rooms (Connected Rooms, Family Room)

Remember that room names may vary depending on the hotel – it is always worth checking the details in the description or contacting the reception.

Choosing the right hotel room is key to a successful stay. We recommend selecting a room type suited to your needs – whether a business trip, family holiday, romantic weekend, or vacation with friends.

If you are looking for a place that combines convenience and comfort, we recommend Hotel 500 Zegrze – perfectly located on the shore of Zegrze Lake, just 35 km from Warsaw. The hotel offers spacious, clean rooms, an excellent restaurant with a view of the water, and wide possibilities for organizing events and relaxation.