Would it be possible to use a twin air mattress in an AoA family suite? (Not looking to exceed allowed occupancy...just may want to avoid sharing sleeping surfaces.). We wouldn't mind having to deflate it during the day to free up the floor space.
ETA- I did a thread search and it seems folks have used twin air mattresses in the suites. I would appreciate knowing how people use them. Where do they fit well? What have you had to move to make it work? Thanks!
We've used an air mattress every time we've stayed in a suite. Our kids are teens/adults and don't do well sharing a bed for an 8-night stay.

There are several places that a twin air mattress will fit but the one that worked best for us was to put it next to the sofa bed and in front of the kitchen area. The only thing we needed to move was the trash and recycling bin -- and that was only to allow a path to the sink if someone needed it. I think (though I don't remember for sure) that there was space at the foot of the mattress for someone to be able to walk from the sofa bed to the bathroom. During the day we just prop the mattress up against the wall between the sofa and the kitchen unit.
Depending on the age/size of the person sleeping on that mattress another option is to use the seat cushions from the couch as a mattress. Our youngest daughter prefers that over an air mattress. We just ask mousekeeping for 2 extra sheets and a blanket. We wrap the cushions in one sheet and then use the other sheet and the blanket as a cover. Our daughter likes to put that set up between the sofa bed and the wall (under the window). She calls it her "cave".

Using the cushions will only work for a child under about 12 years of age. Our daughter is tall for her age and still used the set-up when she was 14 but her feet hung off the edge of the cushions (which she didn't mind but would drive me nuts

). Just thought I'd mention it in case it would work for your situation.