Best resorts for 3 or more adults going together

[hollya]

Hi everyone,

Can anyone recommend what resort with be best for a group of adults going to together in terms of sharing a suite or connected rooms? I am part of group of friends that includes one couple and two singles. W are looking for the best value.

Thanks!

 

[ludari]

Well obviously if you are budgeting you are probably considering one of the value resorts which are fine especially if you are trying to save. However I find that for adults in your situation I like the deluxe villas or deluxe resorts which offer more room. Some of my favorite one/two bedroom villas are Boardwalk, Beach Club, Bay Lake Tower and Animal Kingdom.

 

[a742246]

I don't know if this would be the best value in terms of money. But for 3 adults you will probably find the epcot resorts (Beach club, Boardwalk, Dolphin, Swan, Yacht club) the most time saving resorts. You can walk to Epcot and Hollywood Studios, as well as walk thru epcot and take the monorail over to MK.

 

[EPCOTgrl1]

If you are going on a budget then I would suggest that you get connecting rooms at a value resort. Again when you think about your trip how much time are you going to be spending in the room? If it isn't a lot then why spend all that money?

I also don't know your situation but if you all talk, it might work out that you can share just one room at a value resort. Again it really comes down to how much time are you spending in the room and how much money are you willing to spend on that aspect of your vacation.

 

[Elevationist]

What about a family suite at Art of Animation? The couple could take the bedroom, and the two singles could take the murphy bed and the sofa bed. And it may cost less than doing 2-3 separate rooms.

 

[Tara8595]

If you are going on a budget then I would suggest that you get connecting rooms at a value resort. .

I agree with this. Likely the least expensive option, yet everyone will get a full-size bed to sleep on and two bathrooms and showers, plenty of room to spread out. Recommend Pop Century!

 

[3NerdyPrincesses]

I mean, I think it also sort of depends on how much time you are going to be spending in your rooms. If you are just planning on crashing, then if a suite is cheaper, having less space probably won't be much of a big deal.