Excuse me, the hotel stipulates that two adults and two children can be accommodated. In order to increase the double bed, can we accommodate three adults?

No, only two adults can stay

Generally speaking, hotels have a maximum limit on the number of adults and children in each room, and paying for an extra bed does not mean that one more person can live. American hotels generally have slightly looser requirements, especially for the number of people and the age of children. Some hotels in Japan and Asia The regulations are very strict, it is best not to take risks to avoid embarrassment when checking in.