Beach Club rooms

[allisonswonderland]

Hi Does the beach club have a honeymoon suite? I know they have suites but they all looked huge on suite disney. I was just curious- Also do they offer king rooms?

 

[sarah_n_brian2006]

I will not put money on this. I believe that the only hotels that offer the honeymoon suites are the GF and the WL, but I am certain they have King Rooms. Oh and the few honeymoon suites are over $600 a night

 

[allisonswonderland]

I figured they would be really highly priced. I just wanted something a bit larger if we get ready in there...Thanks

 

[Laurafoster]

I know the beach club has the nantucket suite but i dont know how much this is! They Yacht Club also has 3 suites and concierge rooms (not sure if these are any bigger or not!) You could also look at the beach club villas?

look at s u i t e d i s n e y . com (obviously no spaces!) it has some pics but no prices!

 

[Codie]

I figured they would be really highly priced. I just wanted something a bit larger if we get ready in there...Thanks

I got ready at the Boardwalk in a 1-bedroom villa...the same thing would be available at Beachclub Villas...depending on the night you needed it, if you rented points from a member, it will run you about $220-250 for weekdays (i'mdoing this off the cuff) and $440-500 a night for weekend nights...I found the one bedroom to be perfect...you can check them out at http://dvc.disney.go.com/dvc/index

 

[D&R love Disney]

The Beach Club has one bedroom suites that have king beds. We got an upgrade to one and there was plenty of room.

Have you checked out the garden suites at the Boardwalk. They are awesome and have lots of room with a large jacuzzi tub and huge walk in shower, king bed and seperate living room downstairs with a wet bar and 1/2 bath.

 

[Codie]

The Beach Club has one bedroom suites that have king beds. We got an upgrade to one and there was plenty of room.

Have you checked out the garden suites at the Boardwalk. They are awesome and have lots of room with a large jacuzzi tub and huge walk in shower, king bed and seperate living room downstairs with a wet bar and 1/2 bath.

The beach club villa 1-bedrooms (i don't know if these are different from the beach club 1-bedrooms) have jacuzzi tubs and huge walk in showers too--dh and I are too spoiled to stay in anything else now!! Plus, the full kitchen is SO nice if you want to get stuff (inexpensively) for a breakfast while you are getting ready. WE did mimosas which were just very nice

 

[D&R love Disney]

The beachclub resort has one bedroom suites. Totally different from the one bedroom units at beachclub villa's. I'm looking forward to staying at BCV now that I joined DVC.

 

[allisonswonderland]

do you know approx how much the suite runs?

 

[sajetto]

I got ready at the Boardwalk in a 1-bedroom villa...the same thing would be available at Beachclub Villas...depending on the night you needed it, if you rented points from a member, it will run you about $220-250 for weekdays (i'mdoing this off the cuff) and $440-500 a night for weekend nights...I found the one bedroom to be perfect...you can check them out at http://dvc.disney.go.com/dvc/index

I agree with Codie, renting a 1 bedroom would be way better than any suite. That is what we were going to do until we bought into DVC ourselves

 

[Laurafoster]

how do you go about renting points? im totally clueless?

 

[sajetto]

how do you go about renting points? im totally clueless?

Well, it takes a few steps. First mosey on down to the DVC boards. Their sponsor has a set of DVC point charts. You first need to figure out where you want to stay, when, and what kind of room. You then refer to the point charts to find out how many it will take. After you figure all that out you go to the Rent/Trade board and post a need for that number. Most members rent out their points for $10-$12 per point. If you have any extra questions just PM me

 

[Codie]

Well, it takes a few steps. First mosey on down to the DVC boards. Their sponsor has a set of DVC point charts. You first need to figure out where you want to stay, when, and what kind of room. You then refer to the point charts to find out how many it will take. After you figure all that out you go to the Rent/Trade board and post a need for that number. Most members rent out their points for $10-$12 per point. If you have any extra questions just PM me

Once you find someone you are comfortable renting from, I highly suggest signing a formal agreement regarding your rental. It should protect both you and the renter. Any changes that you want to make to your reservations can only be done by the renter. I think there are forms on the board. If you have questions, feel free to pm or post...maybe I'm just overly cautious...