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hotel room differances.Balcony or terrace.

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knobbynonuts | 19:28 Wed 14th Feb 2007 | Travel
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Hi there I know I should know this by now but we have booked on easy jet to go to majorca in May and are just looking online at the hotels. We have found one that we want to book but there are 2 types of rooms one with a balcony and one with a terrace, there is only a �2 differance a day between the 2 types but they dont say which one is which and what the differance is, can anybody out there help me please, ( and no answers from phsyciotrists here) Cheers.........
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Balcony will be first floor and upwards and terrace would be ground floor or perhaps even top floor roof terrace.
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Cheers for that jocky think have got the jest of it now am I right in saying that the terrace will be �2 more (ie either the ground floor or even the top floor roof terrace) if so me an me g/f have a bit of a prob here, I would love to have a roof terrace or top floor, but dont want to be on the ground floor, but she is scared of heights so we have to comprimise here.Suppose we will have to go to middle floor as she feels safe there and we get fairly good views (but there is one + on that saves �2 a night) I assumme
Anyway arsenal are beating bolton 1-0 at the moment so will go now adious.......
its odd, but i would have presumed the balcony would be more... anyway, you can request what floor they put you on when you make the booking
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even more confused now.com but suppose will book the extra �2 a night room even thoght it might not be the better one for of us but you might get soft toilet paper in there lolllll...

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