Coffee at Kidani

[CFedor1]

Is there a place to fill resort mugs with coffee and hot chocolate at Kidani? I hope we don't have to walk all the way to the Mara to get coffee at 6:30 am! Thanks for your assistance.
Cathy

 

[JCW]

I believe you can refill your mugs at the gift shop in Kidani. I think there is a beverage station there.

 

[CFedor1]

Do you know if it includes hot beverages? Also, do you know the hours? I am an early riser and I usually get coffee for me and my DH so I can encourange him to start the day, rather than sleep in and miss the early Disney fun! Thanks!

 

[Deb & Bill]

You could make your own in your villa.

 

[CFedor1]

Do you know if they have full size pots in the studios, or just those little ones that take the coffee pouches? It seems easier to buy the resort mugs rather than bringing coffee filters, coffee, sugar, and creamer. Thanks for the help!

 

[ljcrochet]

I think I read in a trip report that the gift shop opened at 7 for the coffee. Not sure. But would love to know. I don't want to have to keep milk in the villa just for coffee.

 

[CFedor1]

My thoughts exactly. I know the question sounds trivial, but it is a big part of our planning for our November trip.

 

[CapeCodFam]

Johari treasures is open 7am to 11pm. They do have coffee and tea. I'm not sure about hot chocolate since we didn't partake.

We found Johari and Maji convenient for use of mug refills.

 

[twinklebug]

Coffee is very important to me in the morning too, but I'd far rather go without than to drink whatever it is that comes out of their machines being passed off as "coffee".

Each unit has a standard Black & Decker 12 cup coffee maker. A bag of your favorite home brew grounds and a dozen filters doesn't take up that much space and will save you a ton of heartache. Trust me.

The store sells creamer & half & half for just a couple bucks.

Although I know Roaring Forks over at VWL has hot cocoa, I don't believe Johari Treasures does. Bring your own from home, or again, the store sells a small box for a few $. These things are SO easy to pack though.

 

[emlutz23]

Coffee is very important to me in the morning too, but I'd far rather go without than to drink whatever it is that comes out of their machines being passed off as "coffee".

Each unit has a standard Black & Decker 12 cup coffee maker. A bag of your favorite home brew grounds and a dozen filters doesn't take up that much space and will save you a ton of heartache. Trust me.

The store sells creamer & half & half for just a couple bucks.

Although I know Roaring Forks over at VWL has hot cocoa, I don't believe Johari Treasures does. Bring your own from home, or again, the store sells a small box for a few $. These things are SO easy to pack though.

I agree completely! I brought a bag of Dunkin Donuts, a few filters and some packets of splenda in a zip loc bag in my suitcase. Bought the half-n-half at the store.

You'll be able to make GOOD coffee when you're ready to drink it!

 

[4everGoofy]

I buy the delicious Kenya AA coffee in the gift shop and brew it in the room.

 

[Maistre Gracey]

After years of living half my life in hotels, I just can't bring myself to trust a coffee maker that sits in a hotel room.
At the beginning of every trip we head to Walmart and buy a $12 coffee maker. We then head to Starbucks for a couple bags of Sumatra.
Of course we use Dasani purified water.

Can you say Heaven?

...We leave the coffee maker behind when we leave.

MG