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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I have two boys and a girl. We've always stayed in one room and they're now in HS. We don't mind at all. We'd rather have more money for our adventures than for our room. [/quote]

Where do 3 mixed gender high schoolers sleep in one hotel room with parents? Is one on the luggage stand or something? [/quote]

Different poster, but we had a similar setup for family vacations when I was a kid.

Queen bed: parents
Queen bed: two of the kids
Rollaway bed requested from front desk: other kid

Queen bed: Mother and daughter
Queen bed: Father and one son
Rollaway bed: other son

Depending on who snores, kicks, steals blankets, or is otherwise a nightmare to share a bed with. Coin flip, rock paper scissors, or whatever was the last game we played in the car to decide which kids are sleeping where.
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New poster here:   In my family growing up, I was the oldest (girl) and had two younger brothers.   We always shared one room, even on the last trip we all took together which the summer of my senior year in high school.   And yes, that is what we did--Parents in one bed, brothers in the other, I got the rollaway cot.

Now I am a parent of 4 children (youngest is 10, oldest is 16) and we all sleep in one room--many rooms have 2 queens and a pull out sofa.   And no, we never lie to the front desk about the number of people in our room--the maximum occupancy of such rooms is usually 6.  We don't find it to be "hell."   We also camp a lot so it sure seems a lot roomier than a tent![/quote]

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