Dolphin 2 bedroom executive suite or 3 rooms

[MickeyMickey]

We have 3 rooms booked at the Dolphin but are considering switching to the 2 bedroom executive suite, and am just not sure about how comfortable it will be for people sleeping in the parlor. We would love to be all together though. What are the views like from these suites and are they club level.

The makeup of our party is as follows

Room 1: two adults, two children
Room 2: one adult, one child
Room 3: two adults

Thanks for your help!

 

[MickeyMickey]

Bump!!

 

[TammiMcMan]

You might want to check out this thread for the Swan and Dolphin. That may already have the information you need, or at least posting there might get you a quicker response. If you still can't find what you're looking for, just PM or e-mail Dreamflight99. She's very knowledgeable on the Swan/Dolphin.

Tammi

 

[swilphil]

The S/D website has the floor plans. My in-laws stayed in an executive suite at the Swan, and the people who slept in the parlor would only be disturbed if the people in the other rooms came through there. They had a suite with a dry kitchen and a long dining table. I'd put the early risers and non nappers in the parlor

 

[MickeyMickey]

How does the Murphy bed compare to the Heavenly beds? I have heard so much about these beds, I would be bummed if I had the Murphy bed and it was just so-so

 

[#1hockeymom]

I was in the Murphy bed last July and while it wasn't quite as nice as the heavenly bed, it was still so much nicer than any Disney bed I've slept in.

Another note about the two bedroom exec suite. The middle "parlor" area is usually about twice the width of a normal resort room. You will have the king murphy bed there, usually a sofa sleeper and a few chairs, possibly a dining room table, and can easily fit a few rollaways in there if the kids all wanted to sleep in the same room. This room will also have its own bathroom, so you would still have three bathrooms total with the two bedroom suite option.