Cots or mattress available at SSR?

[deedeew80]

We are headed to WDW in a couple weeks. We are staying at SSR in a 2 bedroom villa. There are 9 of us. My son wets the bed almost every single night and due to this he says he wants to sleep on the floor so he doesn’t wet the sheets/mattress that he will be sharing with his sister. He does wear diapers and we do have waterproof pads/covers that we place underneath him. However, he does leave through sometimes. Anyway. My question is, does SSR offer a cot or other small mattress that we could place on the floor for him. I hate to have him sleeping on a hard floor. Thank you!

 

[CarolynFH]

Unfortunately, I don’t think they do. You’ll need to provide a cot or sleeping bag, etc. Some guests order things from Amazon or Walmart and have them delivered to the resort, to avoid having to bring them, and then leave them behind when they check out. Housekeeping will provide extra sheets and blankets if you ask, though.

 

[Narcoossee11]

DVc only will offer linens. Once in room , request more sheets, pillows, blankets and laundry detergent.
You will have a washer/dryer in unit , so no problem will laundry.
Get a blow up mattress from Walmart or Amazon.

There is plenty of room. DVC just does allow or have any kind of roll awaybeds. I would purchase a full or queen.

 

[hertamaniac]

I don't think they will offer either.

Question: Are you driving down? If so, would it be possible to bring an inflatable mattress? I think, even with the pulldown Murphy bed, there might be some room for a single/full in the living room area (we stayed in a 2BR SSR Villa).

 

[kwdw]

I don't think they will offer either.

Question: Are you driving down? If so, would it be possible to bring an inflatable mattress? I think, even with the pulldown Murphy bed, there might be some room for a single/full in the living room area (we stayed in a 2BR SSR Villa).

This. If you are flying - order one in advanced so it will be there when you arrive (either self-inflating or get a pump, too). I'd stick with twin size (or single) given the space there will be around - I think a larger one would have folks tripping over it. You didn't mention his size - if he is pretty small - there may be some cheap but decent cot options, too. Or - it he is really okay with just a pool air mattress - that you could easily bring with you.

 

[mjkacmom]

Get a camping air mattress, my daughter was in a forced triple at college with no room for a twin air mattress for guests so she had one (and her brother had one for actual camping).

 

[LuvOrlando]

You can bring an air mattress with you or order ahead at the Walmart at 8990 Turkey Lake Rd, Orlando, FL 32819 and pick it up curbside, they will keep an item a few days so it worked for us. I liked doing the pickup because I was also able to have snacks, gatorade and a case of water waiting, this is my new favorite way to manage when I travel. Target also does curbside. The air mattresses can get a bit cold on the floor but this is easily managed with layers of towels, I think you can even get a cheap comforter at walmart for maybe $20 or so to help manage the situation.