BCV 2 Bedroom Question

[horse11]

Is there a difference in the BCV 2 bedroom that you book through Disney vs the BCV 2 bedroom through Disney Vacation Club? According to the description through Disney it has room for 9 people and includes 1 king, two queens, one queen sleeper and a chair sleeper. When I look at the set up for Disney Vacation Club it looks as if there are only two beds, a large sofa sleeper, and a small sofa sleeper.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

The Disney info is wrong. None of the BCV 2BRs have a chair sleeper.

A 2BR lockoff has a King in the first bedroom, a queen, sofa and murphy bed in the second, and a sofa bed in the living room. The bedroom with the queen/sofa/murphy has a kitchenette and its own entrance.

A 2BR dedicated is similar save the second bedroom. The second bedroom has 2 Queens in the second bedroom, instead of the sofa bed + murphy bed. No kitchenette or murphy bed.

I believe both are officially bookable for 8.

 

[Marionnette]

The Disney info is wrong. None of the BCV 2BRs have a chair sleeper.

A 2BR lockoff has a King in the first bedroom, a queen, sofa and murphy bed in the second, and a sofa bed in the living room. The bedroom with the queen/sofa/murphy has a kitchenette and its own entrance.

A 2BR dedicated is similar save the second bedroom. The second bedroom has 2 Queens in the second bedroom, instead of the sofa bed + murphy bed. No kitchenette or murphy bed.

I believe both are officially bookable for 8.

Theoretically, the lockoff can sleep 9 if you count the number of sleeping surfaces. But I have never checked to see if it's possible to book 9 in one and of course, the member website is down so I can't even check.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Theoretically, the lockoff can sleep 9 if you count the number of sleeping surfaces. But I have never checked to see if it's possible to book 9 in one and of course, the member website is down so I can't even check.

Yeah. I went in to look. but since it is a day ending in Y, member site is rubbish

 

[Dean]

The Disney info is wrong. None of the BCV 2BRs have a chair sleeper.

A 2BR lockoff has a King in the first bedroom, a queen, sofa and murphy bed in the second, and a sofa bed in the living room. The bedroom with the queen/sofa/murphy has a kitchenette and its own entrance.

A 2BR dedicated is similar save the second bedroom. The second bedroom has 2 Queens in the second bedroom, instead of the sofa bed + murphy bed. No kitchenette or murphy bed.

I believe both are officially bookable for 8.

Technically BCV has 2 queens in all dedicated but most of them are actually pull outs and not 2 actual beds.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Technically BCV has 2 queens in all dedicated but most of them are actually pull outs and not 2 actual beds.

I thought they were updated in the refurb? Or am I confusing it with another refurb...

 

[Dean]

I thought they were updated in the refurb? Or am I confusing it with another refurb...

I don't think so but if it was I hadn't heard. I don't think those rooms have enough space for 2 queens unless they get really creative which would likely cost significant dollars.

 

[BillPA]

Beginning on August 1, 2016, all Two Bedroom Villas will all have 2 queen-size beds in the Guest bedroom. The 2- Bedroom Lock-off will still have a queen-size bed and a queen-size sleeper sofa in the Guest bedroom.

 

[Dean]

Beginning on August 1, 2016, all Two Bedroom Villas will all have 2 queen-size beds in the Guest bedroom. The 2- Bedroom Lock-off will still have a queen-size bed and a queen-size sleeper sofa in the Guest bedroom.

Thanks Bill, I'd missed it.

 

[BillPA]

This was a pleasant surprise, I didn't think the layout of all the units had space for 2 real beds.

 

[KAT4DISNEY]

This was a pleasant surprise, I didn't think the layout of all the units had space for 2 real beds.

Urban legend obviously.

 

[KAT4DISNEY]

Is there a difference in the BCV 2 bedroom that you book through Disney vs the BCV 2 bedroom through Disney Vacation Club? According to the description through Disney it has room for 9 people and includes 1 king, two queens, one queen sleeper and a chair sleeper. When I look at the set up for Disney Vacation Club it looks as if there are only two beds, a large sofa sleeper, and a small sofa sleeper.

BCV rooms are BCV rooms and no difference on layout depending on how you book them but there is a difference on occupancy.

When I look at MDE for a cash booking I don't see what you list though - what shows is this:

"2 Bedroom Villa
View Photosfor 2 Bedroom Villa - Opens a dialog
Views of Disney's Beach Club Resort, Woods, Pool or Courtyard

1 King Bed and 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double-Size Pull Down Bed or 1 King Bed and 2 Queen Beds and 1 Queen-Size Sleeper Sofa

Sleeps up to 8 Adults"

I honestly have no idea what they are talking about for the "1 King Bed and 2 Queen Beds and 1 Double-Size Pull Down Bed" as that was never one of the configurations unless some rooms have a double sleeper in the living area and some have a queen sleeper there instead but I don't think that's correct.

When booking on points thru DVC they tend to allow an extra person in a room but don't always have a bed so that's why you see Sleeps up to 9 for a point booking - but you bring the bed for #9. You would have 9 sleeping spots in a 2BR lockoff though but you lose a real bed - the configuration would be 1 king bed, 1 queen bed, 1 queen sleeper, 1 double sleeper and 1 murphy bed.

 

[BillPA]

Looks like Disney doesn't know what DVC units have now. Although the info they have NEVER did exist at BCV.

 

[BobNed]

This is from the Member's Web site. You can still access non-secured areas on the site - you just can't log in.



Dedicated two bedroom villa


Lock-off two bedroom villa

 

[BillPA]

Of the 2 floor plans posted by BobNed, the top or larger one is a dedicated 2 BR the smaller one is the lock-off.

 

[amybethchristiansen]

This is a random question...but is the occupancy of a 2 bedroom lockoff the same as the occupancy of a 1 bedroom plus a studio? For instance, my friends want to book a 2 bedroom lock off for 7 adults, 2 4 year olds, and 3 2 year olds. Basically 12 people, but three of them are infants. Since both the one bedroom and the studio will allow you to book for 5 plus an infant, and you book for 10 plus 2 infants? One cast member I spoke with said yes. One said no. I'm just confused!

 

[KAT4DISNEY]

This is a random question...but is the occupancy of a 2 bedroom lockoff the same as the occupancy of a 1 bedroom plus a studio? For instance, my friends want to book a 2 bedroom lock off for 7 adults, 2 4 year olds, and 3 2 year olds. Basically 12 people, but three of them are infants. Since both the one bedroom and the studio will allow you to book for 5 plus an infant, and you book for 10 plus 2 infants? One cast member I spoke with said yes. One said no. I'm just confused!

Once it's a 2BR then it becomes a plus 1 infant, not 2. You would need to book the rooms separately and add a traveling with and hope to get them close to each other or by chance side by side with connecting doors.

 

[Dean]

This is a random question...but is the occupancy of a 2 bedroom lockoff the same as the occupancy of a 1 bedroom plus a studio? For instance, my friends want to book a 2 bedroom lock off for 7 adults, 2 4 year olds, and 3 2 year olds. Basically 12 people, but three of them are infants. Since both the one bedroom and the studio will allow you to book for 5 plus an infant, and you book for 10 plus 2 infants? One cast member I spoke with said yes. One said no. I'm just confused!

As noted, you'll need more than a 2 BR to accommodate that group.

 

[MouseOfCards]

So, the dedicated has 2 queen beds in the studio and has beds for 8, and the lock-off has a queen bed and a double size sofa and a pull down murphy bed in the studio and has beds for 9. Is this correct?

 

[bobbiwoz]

So, the dedicated has 2 queen beds in the studio and has beds for 8, and the lock-off has a queen bed and a double size sofa and a pull down murphy bed in the studio and has beds for 9. Is this correct?

Yes, that's the make up of the rooms.