A question about the Murphy beds in the wall.

[bobbiwoz]

So many people like them. Aren’t they very hard because of the board under the mattress ?

 

[LadybugsMum]

No, it’s a nice thick mattress and it’s a comfy bed. They are soooo much better than the pull out couches.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

The board is not really any different than a box spring.

 

[bobbiwoz]

Thank you. That was a question for my husband. He thought the studio queen in RR was hard and it was difficult to sleep on. I had suggested he try the Murphy bed. He didn’t try it, and gave me the excuse. I really enjoyed staying at RR, and we don’t always need a one bedroom. He’ll try the Murphy bed next time.

 

[The Jackal]

Thank you. That was a question for my husband. He thought the studio queen in RR was hard and it was difficult to sleep on. I had suggested he try the Murphy bed. He didn’t try it, and gave me the excuse. I really enjoyed staying at RR, and we don’t always need a one bedroom. He’ll try the Murphy bed next time.

The new style beds with storage underneath at WDW should have a board under the mattress. Mattress technology has come a long way. Every box spring that I have ever handled has just been basically a hard wooden frame. It basically just lifts the mattress higher off the ground.

 

[Sammie]

Whether if's the bed or the murphy the experience will be the same. Box springs pretty much don't exist anymore, it just a wooden frame covered with cloth. Same with playform beds which DVC is going to, which allows for storage under the bed.

 

[cvjw]

I have tried the Murphy beds at the Poly and SSR. They were so hard that I couldn’t sleep on them. I slept on the bed under the TV. I know mattresses are subjective, but to me they were very firm.

 

[RivShore]

All the newer regular beds I think are platform beds now to (no boxsprings) , so the wall bed should be the same.