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1 October 2026

King vs. Queen: Decoding Bed Sizes Across Cosy, Deluxe and Suite Rooms

Choosing the right room often comes down to one simple question: how much bed space do you want? If you are comparing a Queen bed vs. a King bed, the difference can shape how well you sleep, how comfortable your stay feels, and which room category suits your plans best. At Boutique Hotel Zilversluis, this choice is clear: Cosy rooms feature a Queen bed of 160 × 200 cm, while Deluxe rooms and Suites feature a King bed of 180 × 200 cm.

That difference may sound small on paper, but in practice it can matter a lot. Whether you are booking a short city stay, a longer work trip, or a waterfront escape for two, understanding the bed sizes across Cosy, Deluxe, and Suite rooms helps you book with confidence. In this guide, you will learn exactly how the bed options compare, which room type each size fits best, and what else to consider before you reserve.

Bed Sizes at a Glance

Here is the quick answer if you want the essentials first.

Room type Room size Sleeps Bed size From
Cosy 18–20 m² 2 adults Queen 160 × 200 cm €109
Deluxe 22–26 m² 2 adults King 180 × 200 cm €149
Suite 30–32 m² 2 adults King 180 × 200 cm €199

Direct answer:

If bed width is your main priority, Deluxe and Suite rooms offer the larger sleep surface.

What Is the Difference Between a Queen and King Bed?

A Queen bed and a King bed differ here by 20 cm in width. Both options are 200 cm long, but the King gives you extra room from side to side.

For many guests, that additional width makes a noticeable difference in a few common situations:

A Queen bed still works very well for many stays. It is a strong fit for solo travellers and couples who value a more compact room layout, especially for a shorter visit.

Cosy Room: Queen Bed Comfort in a Smart Layout

The Cosy Room is the most compact option among these three categories, measuring 18–20 m² and sleeping 2 adults. It includes a Queen bed of 160 × 200 cm, a walk-in rain shower, and a compact desk.

Why choose the Cosy Room?

The Cosy Room suits guests who want a practical, comfortable base without paying for extra space they may not need. It is described as best for a short stay, solo or couple.

Key features include:

Who is the Cosy Room best for?

The Cosy Room is a strong choice if you want:

If your main goal is a restful night in a compact setting, the Queen bed in the Cosy Room offers a balanced mix of comfort and efficiency.

Deluxe Room: King Bed Space for Longer or More Flexible Stays

The Deluxe Room steps up in both room size and bed size. These rooms measure 22–26 m², sleep 2 adults, and include a King bed of 180 × 200 cm.

Along with the larger bed, Deluxe rooms add features that support a more spacious stay, including a seating area, spacious workstation, and minibar.

Why choose the Deluxe Room?

The Deluxe Room is described as best for longer stay, work & relaxation. The wider King bed can make a real difference if you want more room to stretch out at night while also enjoying more usable space during the day.

Key features include:

Who is the Deluxe Room best for?

Choose the Deluxe Room if you value:

For many couples and business travellers, the King bed in the Deluxe Room strikes the best balance between comfort, function, and price.

Suite: King Bed Comfort With the Most Space

If you want the most generous room category of the three, the Suite offers 30–32 m², sleeps 2 adults, and includes a King bed of 180 × 200 cm.

The Suite also stands out for its panoramic harbor view. For guests who want bed space plus an elevated room experience, this category sits at the top of the range.

Why choose the Suite?

The Suite is especially appealing if your stay is about more than just sleeping. The larger room footprint and harbor-facing outlook create a more open, premium feel.

Key points include:

Who is the Suite best for?

The Suite suits guests who want:

If the bed size matters and the overall room experience matters just as much, the Suite gives you both.

Queen vs. King at Boutique Hotel Zilversluis: Which One Should You Book?

If you are deciding between a Queen bed in the Cosy Room and a King bed in the Deluxe or Suite, use this simple framework.

Choose a Queen bed if you want:

Choose a King bed if you want:

How Room Size and Bed Size Work Together

A bigger bed often feels best when it is paired with a bigger room. That is part of what makes the room categories here easy to understand.

This progression matters because sleep comfort is not just about mattress width. It is also about how the whole room feels around you. More floor space can make unpacking easier, movement more comfortable, and the stay more relaxed overall.

Common Booking Questions About Bed Sizes

Is the bed size the same in Deluxe and Suite rooms?

Yes. Both Deluxe rooms and Suites have a King bed of 180 × 200 cm.

Is the Cosy Room bed smaller than the others?

Yes. The Cosy Room has a Queen bed of 160 × 200 cm, while Deluxe and Suite rooms have a King bed of 180 × 200 cm.

Can I add an extra bed to Cosy, Deluxe, or Suite rooms?

No. Extra beds are not possible in Cosy, Deluxe, or Suite rooms.

What if I need space for children?

A Family Room may be a better fit if you are traveling with children. It offers a Queen 160 × 200 cm bed plus a sofa bed 140 × 190 cm. Connecting rooms with an internal door are also available on request, subject to availability.

Practical Tips for Choosing the Right Bed Size

Before you book, keep these tips in mind.

1. Start with your sleep habits

If you and your travel companion value personal sleeping space, the King bed in a Deluxe Room or Suite is likely the better match.

2. Match the bed to the length of stay

For a quick overnight or short break, a Queen bed in the Cosy Room may be more than enough. For several nights, extra width can become more valuable.

3. Think beyond the bed itself

A larger bed often comes with a larger room category. If you want a workstation, seating area, or a stronger sense of space, Deluxe may be the sweet spot. If you want the most spacious option with a panoramic harbor view, look at the Suite.

4. Consider the atmosphere you prefer

If quiet matters most, Cosy or Family Room on the patio side can be a smart choice. If the view matters most, a Deluxe with harbor view or a Suite will likely suit you better.

If you are comparing options, it also helps to look at:

These factors can be just as important as the bed dimensions when choosing the right stay.

A Simple Way to Decide

If you want the quickest recommendation, use this:

  1. Book Cosy if you want a Queen bed, a quiet compact room, and a stay that is simple and efficient.
  2. Book Deluxe if you want a King bed, more room to work or relax, and a strong all-round option.
  3. Book Suite if you want a King bed, the most space, and a panoramic harbor view.

Final Thoughts

When comparing King vs. Queen bed sizes at Boutique Hotel Zilversluis, the difference is straightforward and useful. The Cosy Room offers a Queen bed of 160 × 200 cm in a compact, quiet setup. The Deluxe Room and Suite both offer a King bed of 180 × 200 cm, giving two adults more sleeping width and a more spacious overall feel.

The right choice depends on how you travel, how long you stay, and how much room you want at night and during the day. If you are ready to compare room types in more detail, explore the full room selection and choose the option that best matches your sleep preferences, view priorities, and stay plans.

Planning your stay? Review the room options and reserve the category that fits you best: Cosy for simplicity, Deluxe for flexibility, or Suite for extra space and harbor views.