Dedicated 2br or lockoff?

[rward]

Hi, my DW and 2 DD have invited close family friends; Dad and his DS and DD on vacation with us in July. Staying at WLV for a week in a 2br. When we made the reservations we got a dedicated 2br. My question is what are the differences between a lock off and a dedictated 2br.

Does the dedicated still have a door between the 2 units or is there no separation?

Does the dedicated have the second kitchenette?

Does the dedicated still have a second bathroom?

Thinking that our close friends might still enjoy some separate family time. If so, would a lockoff work better?

Thanks for any help!

 

[DebbieB]

There is still a second bathroom but no kitchenette.

There is a door between the living room and the second bedroom but they will only be able to exit through the living room. A lockoff would have a separate exit. Would they want a separate exit?

A dedicated at VWL has 2 queens in the second bedroom, a lockoff would have 1 queen and 1 double sleeper sofa. Would they like 2 queens or OK with 1 queen/1 sleeper?

A lockoff sounds like it would work better except for the beds.

 

[Happy Birthday Cat]

I have always felt that a "lock-off" is a better set up for two families vacationing together. It is nice to have the separate facilities, from the coffee pot to the separate entrance.

HBC

 

[drusba]

"Does the dedicated still have a door between the 2 units or is there no separation?"

Door

"Does the dedicated have the second kitchenette?"

No


"Does the dedicated still have a second bathroom?"

Yes


"Thinking that our close friends might still enjoy some separate family time. If so, would a lockoff work better?"

Yes, but think about it -- does anyone really ever get separate family time when both families are staying in any kind of 2BR?

 

[rward]

Thanks for the information. We have talked it over and both will work, but the dedicated would be our first choice. Luck has it, that is what we have our reservations for!