The phrase "a room for one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a space or accommodation designed for a single person.
Example: "The hotel offers a cozy option with a room for one, perfect for solo travelers."
Alternatives: "a single occupancy room" or "a solo room".
do you have a room for one person/two people?
Yet Dan and I weren't going to stop sharing a room — for one thing, we lacked the space.
Mr. Prewitt has long held that numbers are the backbone of any democracy, and he is sure if he could just get those census naysayers in a room for one hour, he could convince them.
The one at the Radisson SAS EU Hotel offers a room for one night, admission to the new museum, breakfast and a 24-hour public transportation card, starting at 92 euros (www.radissonsas.com).
The designers were asked to remake a room for one of these prospective clients — whichever room bothered the client most — spending no more than $300 (just under the average weekly unemployment benefit in New York State), excluding their own labor.
Doing a quick search from Atlanta to Prince Edward Island in September shows one person can fly and get a room for one week for as little as $736.
Now he was making himself comfortable in a private room for one-on-one interviews.
The weekend rate for a couple, including meals, is $650 $7400 for a Victorian room); for one person, $425 $4755 for a Victorian room).
I would find more interesting if you reported things like 'what a Smoot is' or something good, bad or annoying about a lecture room for one of the Institute requirements.
Each Talonotel voucher offered through Petrabax.com is currently $90, and buys one night in a double room for one or two people including tax.
A double room for one night with Continental breakfast and two days' admission to the park for two adults and two children is $424 this summer.
