Do any of the onsite hotels have suites?

[PaulaMurf]

We are planning to go to US/IOA (first time since 1996) would really like to stay on site, but, we definately need to have separate sleeping areas as my DS (who will be 3 when we go) can't sleep in the same room as me and DH - he just talks to us all night. LOL. So, at Disney we stay in a home away from home, but, I dont see any 2 room suite type of accomodations at the onsite hotels - Anyone know??

TIA
Paula in CT

 

[cc1954]

best information you can get is on this board!

But - first thing to do is go to the LOEWS HOTEL site and join. Then you can do your research to find the right hotel, with the right suites, for you family.

The web site is at: www.loewsfirst.com

All 3 of the onsites have a variety of suites - just depends on your dates, the hotel you wish to stay at, and the amount of money you are willing to spend.

Just a final word; no theme park experience you have ever had is like UOF & IOA onsite.

 

[antmaril]

We have a king suite booked at the Royal Pacific Resort for four nights beginning Feb. 16. It has a separate bedroom with a king sized bed and living room area with a sofa bed. I will let you know when I return my thoughts on this suite. We are paying $299 per night. I could not get any discount on this room. Hotel is full and it's Presidents' Week.

 

[PaulaMurf]

I went and signed up for the Lowes card thanks for the tip.

Also, cant wait to hear the review on the suite stay. That is exactly what I am looking for! I figured there would be no discounts, but, for the FOTL thing it sounds well worth the extra $$.

Thanks again!
Paula in CT

 

[JRLATL]

Paula, Try the Kid's Suites. They have 2 seperate bedrooms. The suite only has one exit, which gives better security than connecting rooms. My kid's loved it. These are in HRH and PBR.