Shore Room
Does not provide enough proper sleeping places for two adults and two children.

2 adults + 2 children
Fits
4 proper sleeping places
One open sleeping space.
The physical room explains the fit. The room result is not a live availability claim.
Date inventory → PMS / booking engine
Shore Room
Does not provide enough proper sleeping places for two adults and two children.
Orchard Room
Does not provide enough proper sleeping places for two adults and two children.
Garden Studio
Does not fit four people.
Fit first. Availability second.
Does not provide enough proper sleeping places for two adults and two children.
Does not provide enough proper sleeping places for two adults and two children.
Does not fit four people.
Fits four people; one open sleeping space remains an honest limitation.
Room Fit can evaluate maximum occupancy, proper sleeping places, bed types, adult and child rules, access constraints, bathroom configuration, and other property-specific non-negotiables. The result should explain why a room fits or does not fit.
Once hard constraints are satisfied, softer preferences such as quieter location, orientation, terrace, privacy, or morning light can come second.
2 adults + 2 children
The Family Room fits four people.
One open sleeping space.
Moving to availability should not erase the party, fit result, limitation, expected arrival, or policy condition that the guest just understood.
The guest can provide an expected arrival of 23:30. That creates a pending late-arrival request; it does not silently confirm after-hours access.
| Information | Default authority |
|---|---|
| Room meaning | Tamaga Room Fit |
| Date inventory and reservation | PMS / booking engine |
| Stay-specific confirmation | Responsible human |
A future assistant should answer from the House Record, not from memory it invents. Ask the House is not presented as released in this intermediary build.
Continue from a clearer guest decision into accountable host work.