Adelaide Cottage is a four-bedroom home nestled within Windsor Home Park, offering a quieter life away from central London. The family moved there in part to give their children a more grounded upbringing, with nature, privacy, and proximity to school all taken into account.

While the home has just enough space for the couple and their three children, it is reportedly cozy and less formal than other royal residences. Whether or not the couple shares a bedroom is a question that often comes up among royal watchers, especially following stories that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip had separate rooms.

Do Royals Sleep in Separate Bedrooms

Historically, members of the British aristocracy often slept in separate bedrooms — a tradition more about comfort than distance. Lady Pamela Hicks, a cousin of Prince Philip, once remarked that upper-class couples prefer separate rooms to avoid snoring or restless sleeping. “Then when you are feeling cosy you share your room sometimes. It is lovely to be able to choose,” she said in a biography of the Queen.

However, for William and Kate, nothing has confirmed that they follow this tradition. With their dog joining them in bed and their home set up for a young family, it seems their sleeping arrangement is more about love and practicality than royal protocol.