First Time CBR For Me In June 2003 I Have Questions

[Wish Upon A Star]

We have decided we'll be using the most out of our AP's which will expire on July 5th, 2003 and we are planning on staying at CBR.

We will be bringing my 16 y/o niece with us and we are planning on requesting adjoining rooms so that way my DD (13) and my niece could have their own room and bathroom. Me, DH and DS (9) will be in the other room.

I was hoping to stay in Aruba or Martinique . . .which would be better? Do all the rooms inside have the same decor? Can DH and I request a King Bed room and have a day bed in there as well? Are the beds Queen Size or Full? For those who have requested adjoining rooms have you gotten them? Will one of the bedrooms be in a corner location?

Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

[DebbieB]

Adjoining is not the same as connecting. Adjoining means next to each other. Connecting means the lockoff door is in between.

CBR has 2 doubles or a King, no daybeds.

The decor of each village is a little different. We stayed in Martinique and liked it, it was very close to the food court.

You could request a corner room, it wouldn't be guaranteed, especially with the connecting or adjoining room request.

 

[Janet2k]

I stayed at the CBR twice on my last vacation. The first time was in Trinidad South and the second time was in Barbados. Both areas were lovely. I have some photos posted in my on-line photo albums: click here to view CBR photos.

Here is the link to Dreams Unlimited Travel's webpage regarding the Caribbean Beach Resort. You should find all sorts of info regarding that resort in their webpages.

 

[CaliforniaDreaming]

Well, you could book a king room and a double/double room, and then when you get there, you can pay $15/night and get a rollaway bed for the king room. Make sure if you want the door between the room, you ask for "connecting rooms", with the ages of the kids, they might guarantee it.

 

[4bings]

We stayed at CBR in June 2002. I faxed a request 3 days prior to arrive asking for connecting rooms. We got them and the Jamaica Village that I asked for. One of the rooms were on the corner and it was very nice. I was kinda worried about having double beds but they were so comfortable we all slept very well. I think Jamaica is a great location also, just a very short walk across Parrot Cay Island to the main pool and food court.

 

[Steve Hurley]

I would agree with 4Bings. Request the 4500 Section of Jamaica. We stayed there 3 times and it is quiet but a short walk to pool, food court and bus stop. Also request "connecting" rooms not "adjoining".