Does Universal have any hotels that sleep 6??

[redmomof4]

I'm thinking of staying onsite for a few days if at all possible, but we are a larger family. I can only find rooms that sleep 5 on the website, but thought I'd ask here.
Thanks

 

[RyGuy]

Other than some of the bigger suites, all standard rooms sleep five with a rollaway ($25) or you can bring an air mattress.

 

[redmomof4]

There are bigger suites though?? I couldn't find anything on the website that slept more than 5 at any of the hotels. Should I call, if so which one?

 

[goofy!]

We are going with a group of 8 and have a 2 bedroom Villa suite at the Portofino. King bedroom, 2 queen bedroom and pull-out sofa in living area.

Don't know what they normally go for as ours is an Platinum Loews upgrade but you could call and ask.

There is also a thread here with pictures of a hospitality suite at RPR.

I would just give each of the three hotels a call and see what they have that can fit your family.

 

[Michelle2]

We are in the same boat. There are six in my family. As much as it would be wonderful to get a suite that slept us all in one room, it is much more economical for us to get 2 adjoining (or connecting) rooms...The way I calculated it, when we go in value season the APH is about 129 - 139 a room at RPR. I think that it is cheaper to get 2 $129 rooms then pay alot more for a suite. Then we get 2 bathrooms, more room, a little privacy from the kids, etc. Just an alternative to think about. We love it, and are looking forward to our first trip with 2 rooms!

 

[redmomof4]

We don't have annual passes (is that what the APH was?) and are only going for 1 or 2 days, is it worth it. I am also considering letting the kids stay at that NIck Hotel but then don't know if we'd Universal just once or what. ARGH!

 

[Az Pirates]

I'd definitely call the hotel and ask.
We stayed at HRH in a kid suite with 6 people. It had a king size bed in one room with a fold out sofa in the sitting area and then a kid room with a couple of beds and a little table/chairs.
I think most often it probably is cheaper to get two rooms like Michelle2 suggests, but you might be able to catch a special on a kidsuite.
You never know until you ask.