How to match a Medellín group rental to the beds you need

Before the group votes on a Medellín rental, give every guest a bed on paper. A listing that sleeps twelve can work beautifully for one group of twelve and leave another group short on private rooms. The difference is who is comfortable sharing.

Start with three numbers

Ask how many guests need their own bedroom, how many will share a room with separate beds, and how many will share a bed. Suppose twelve people are coming. Four want private rooms and eight will share in pairs if each has their own bed. That group needs eight bedrooms and twelve separate beds. Eight rooms with one double bed each would leave four people without the sleeping arrangement they asked for.

Get the layout for the exact accommodation

When a property name appears across several packages, request the layout for the particular apartment, floors or house on your dates. For a 444 option, put the full listing name on your room chart. A photo of a rooftop tells you very little about which bedrooms or shared areas come with that booking.

For each room, write down the bed size, whether a second bed is fixed or a sleeper sofa, and whether the bathroom is private or shared. If one guest needs step-free access, ask about the route from the entrance to their bedroom and bathroom. Check whether you can reach the kitchen and gathering space from the same floor.

Settle the details before you assign rooms

Ask which indoor and outdoor spaces your group can use privately, when quiet hours begin, how visitors register and whether everyone can check in at different times. Send the resulting room chart to the group. If a booking depends on a particular room or private area, have the host name it in the written confirmation.

Browse the Medellín group rentals, then send your trip details with your dates, guest count and bed preferences. Call or WhatsApp for pricing.