Has anyone stayed in a Disneyland hotel that has a sofa bed?

[Sherri]

When I called to request the rollout bed, they said that we have two queen beds and a queen sofa bed. I didn't see any of those room types listed. At first I thought we had a daybed, but I guess I was wrong.
I'm confussed. I just want to make sure that everyone has enough space to sleep.

 

[disney-super-mom]

I would assume that the CM was talking about the daybed, which you can pull out to lay down flat (it folds down like a futon, but it's more comfortable than a futon). Maybe it's the same size as a queen bed when it's folded down. It seemed more like a double size bed to me.

As I said before, it was more than big enough for me to sleep on with plenty of room to spare, but I'm only 5'4" tall.

All you can do is once you get there have your son try it out. If it's too small or uncomfortable for him, then have them bring up a rollaway.

 

[JenDisneylandlver]

We had the daybed in the Disneyland Hotel. It was good size, so I guess it could be considered the size of a queen pulled out. My son slept on it and really didn't even need to pull it out for him to be comfortable.

 

[dmk1021]

I slept on one in April, and it seemed like a full size to me, definitely not queen size. I'm 5'7'' and was perfectly comfortable on it. Actually, we had 4 adults in one DLH room and we were all perfectly comfortable, not cramped at all. I didn't have any complaints about the room size or the sofa bed.

 

[Amy&Dan]

Paradise Pier has more of a sofa bed type thing. The back of the couch folds down to reveal a real mattress underneath it. But I would not call the daybeds at the DLH a sofabed. They are comfy enough, but to me a sofabed is more something that folds out with a mattress inside of it. I guess its just a difference in terminology!