Beds at DLH

[SuzanneSLO]

Does anyone know about the # of beds in a 2 BR suite at the DLH? We are traveling with son and daughter-in-law and 3 grandkids in Jan. So 4 adults, 3 kids. The youngest is 2 1/2, but probably too big for a Pack-n-Play, so we may need bedrails for her. Assuming one of the bedrooms will have a daybed, will bedrails attach to the daybed?

Thanks for your help -- Suzanne

 

[Amy&Dan]

Since nobody answered you, I'll tell you what I can. If the hotel has bedrails they would work on the daybed. The daybed is basically a couch with wooden arms. You can take the back cushion off to allow more room. I am pretty sure bedrails if available, would slide under the seat cushion fine. Your other option would be a rollaway which are provided for free. If bedrails aren't available you could manuever the rollaway close to one of the beds so it would at least be safe on one side. I hope this helps some, sorry, I haven't stayed in a suite so I don't know the particulars of how many beds they have. You might just want to call the hotel directly.

 

[Never Enough Mickeys]

I just called Disney today to check on the prices for the standard rooms, the 1BR rooms and the 2BR rooms at the DLH for an upcoming vacation next April. According to the cast member, there are 2 queen beds in each of the BR, and there are 2 "sofa beds" in the living room.

Hope this info helps.

 

[SuzanneSLO]

Thanks Amy & Dan and Never Enough Mickeys for your replies. Especially if we can get a rollaway if we need, I am sure we will work out the bed situatuion once we get there. We always try to get the oldest grankids their own beds becuase they HATE sleeping together and I must admit, having slept with my grandson, I can understand why his sister hates it. He must burn up about 1000 calories in his sleep with all the tossing and turning!

Thanks again -- Suzanne