Deluxe Double Room in Chennai: One Guest or Two? Rates Explained

How is the Deluxe Double Room priced?

The Deluxe Double is priced by how many people stay, which is simple and fair. It is Rs 1,800 per night for one guest and Rs 2,000 per night for two guests. The rate is per room, not per person, and the hotel asks you to reconfirm the current rate and any applicable taxes at the time of booking.

That is the entry point to Hotel Royal Inn's range, and the lowest of the three room types.

That makes budgeting simple: for a solo traveller, a week is seven nights at Rs 1,800, and for a pair, seven nights at Rs 2,000, before taxes. Always check the final amount with the hotel when you book.

What is in the room?

A comfort double bed, a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV and a cove-lit ceiling, which gives the room soft lines of light. The room is air conditioned, and free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. There is lift access to every floor.

The Deluxe Double does not include a kitchenette. If cooking matters to you, look at the 1BHK Room instead.

The flat-screen TV and wardrobe make the room feel complete for a short stay. There is space to hang clothes, charge devices and keep a bag open without it feeling cramped. For a few nights, that is usually all you need.

Ask the hotel about any extras you need, such as a particular pillow or extra blanket. Do not assume things are available, and ask early so there is time to arrange them.

Who is it best for?

It works well for solo travellers, couples and two friends or colleagues sharing a room. It also suits a short stay where you are out most of the day and want a clean, comfortable place to sleep within walking distance of Thousand Lights and AG-DMS Metro.

The hotel states couple-friendly accommodation, so couples can book with confidence.

Business travellers also like a room like this, as free Wi-Fi allows work from the room, and the hotel's location near two metro stations helps with meetings across the city.

One guest or two: how do you decide?

If you are alone, book for one and keep the rate at Rs 1,800. If a second person might join, even for a night or two, tell the hotel when you book, so the right rate and arrangements are in place. Do not assume you can add a guest at the desk without discussing it.

This is one of those small questions that avoids a large awkward moment at check-in. A quick message settles it.

Think of the quote as a conversation. Hotels are used to being asked, and a clear request is easier to fulfil than a vague one.

If you travel as a couple, book for two from the start. If you are a solo traveller expecting a visitor, mention it. Honesty at booking saves everyone trouble, and the hotel can then confirm the right rate.

When is the Deluxe Double not the right room?

If you are three people, look at the Triple Occupancy Room, which has a double and a single bed and costs Rs 2,500 for three guests. If you are staying more than a week, or you want to cook, the 1BHK Room at Rs 2,800 for two guests has a kitchenette with a stove and sink.

For a long stay the extra Rs 800 or so a night over the two-guest Deluxe rate can pay for itself if you cook meals, though that depends entirely on your habits.

It is worth thinking about how you will eat. Without a kitchenette, you will rely on reception and restaurant service, which run 24 hours, and on places nearby. If that suits you, the Deluxe Double is the economical option.

How do you book it?

Call or WhatsApp +91 88077 08681 with your dates and the number of guests. Check-in is at 1 PM, check-out at 11 AM, and reception is staffed 24 hours. Ask for the total with taxes for your stay before you confirm.