Help me decide category of hotel

[loc]

Hello, I'm looking for just some basic advice. Usually while travelling we book hotels. We have two young children which makes it difficult for everyone going to sleep at the same time. I thought of getting a condo but I do like the little extras of a hotel (breakfast, housekeeping, etc). I may use a small fridge and microwave but I don't really plan on cooking.

I think what I'd love is a hotel-type place but the bed in a separate room (not two different hotel rooms as escape may be a possibility by the kids in the middle of the night, so just a door between rooms is not good). What type of category should I be looking for? A condo resort? A regular hotel with extra rooms? There's so many and I really don't have time to devote to researching. We're travelling in a week for just a few days, and I'll just get a regular hotel if I can't find something with a separate sleeping area but I'd like something a tad nicer if I could find it.

Help, please?

 

[kathy884]

How about the Residence Inn by SeaWorld. You could get a suite or a regular room. They include a free breakfast. We are planning to stay there on an upcoming mini trip.

http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mcosw-residence-inn-orlando-at-seaworld/

An Embassy Suites might be another good possibility. The breakfast they have there is one of my favorites.

 

[Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina]

The Buena Vista Suites might fit the bill.

http://www.buenavistasuites.com/

All of their rooms offer a separate sleeping area, and breakfast is free each day. Its close to DTD, and Mousesavers often has some good deals on room rates:

http://www.mousesavers.com/buena-vista-suites/

 

[loc]

Thanks for the recs. It's pretty time consuming searching through all the available hotels to see if they have "separate rooms", as there are approximately 1 million I think!

 

[ibob52]

Thanks for the recs. It's pretty time consuming searching through all the available hotels to see if they have "separate rooms", as there are approximately 1 million I think!

Search for ... Hotels *one bedroom suite*

You are *not* looking for a *studio suite* or a *standard hotel room*.

The previously mentioned Embassy Suites and Residence Inn ...

 

[Upatnoon]

Hello, I'm looking for just some basic advice. Usually while travelling we book hotels. We have two young children which makes it difficult for everyone going to sleep at the same time. I thought of getting a condo but I do like the little extras of a hotel (breakfast, housekeeping, etc). I may use a small fridge and microwave but I don't really plan on cooking.

I think what I'd love is a hotel-type place but the bed in a separate room (not two different hotel rooms as escape may be a possibility by the kids in the middle of the night, so just a door between rooms is not good). What type of category should I be looking for? A condo resort? A regular hotel with extra rooms? There's so many and I really don't have time to devote to researching. We're travelling in a week for just a few days, and I'll just get a regular hotel if I can't find something with a separate sleeping area but I'd like something a tad nicer if I could find it.

Help, please?

Staybridge Suites is yet another option.