meerpersoons

Meerpersoons is a Dutch adjective and noun meaning “intended for or used by more than one person.” The term is commonly used in consumer language to indicate capacity or suitability for multiple occupants. It is especially prevalent in the hospitality sector, where hotels, hostels, and holiday parks label rooms or accommodations as meerpersoonskamers to signal that the space can accommodate several guests. The exact capacity varies by establishment but such rooms are typically configured with more than one bed or with flexible bedding options to host three or more people. In some contexts, meerpersoonskamers are marketed as familiekamers or groepskamers, depending on the target group.

Etymology and usage: Meerpersoons is a compound of meer (more) and persoons (person). The term may appear in various forms, such as meerpersoonsprijs (price for multiple people) or in room descriptions, to distinguish from eenpersoons- (single-occupancy) or tweepersoonskamers (two-person rooms). In everyday language, it serves as a general label for products, services, or arrangements that are suitable for more than one person.

See also: Tweepersoonskamer, Vierpersoonskamer, Familiekamer, Groepsarrangement, Prijs voor meerdere personen.