double occupancy

noun

1. a type of travel accommodation, as in a hotel, for two persons sharing the same room:

   The rate is $35 per person, double occupancy, or $65, single occupancy.

Other Words From

• double-occu·pan·cy adjective

Example Sentences

Rates for double occupancy cabins range from $49,999 per person for a one-year journey to $159,999 per person for a four-year trip, according to the company's website.

From Salon

The city is now experimenting with double occupancy, but it is unclear how extensive the practice will be.

From Los Angeles Times

September dates for an inside cabin, double occupancy, start at $2,292, and October dates for the same start from $2,050.

From Washington Post

The themed packages start at $599 per person based on double occupancy and include two-night accommodations, breakfast, lunch and dinner, and all activities, such as a movie screening, dancing instruction and dance party.

From Washington Post

From $6,140 per person for double occupancy and from $8,130 for single; airfare not included.

From Washington Post