Honeymoon Suites with 2 queen beds?

[Davids-Coco]

Is this for real? That just sounds insane to me! I am starting to worry about it now since we are staying in a GF Honeymoon Suite.

Also, anyone have any tips on faxing requests?? Thanks.

 

[bridegirl]

IMHO are the most romantic at the GF for a honeymoon

If you get a honeymoon suite with a jacuzzi and balcony, those are "down the hall" from concierge and some are QUITE LOUD with patrons from Gasparillas carousing all night.

Try not to get a room right over gasparillas.

My favorite room is the fifth floor turret facing the castle, only the top floor turret has a high pitched ceiling.

Susy

 

[Kismetdreams]

Keep in mind that Disney does not have any "Honeymoon" suites. The simply have hotel suites that are prefered by honeymooners due to the views of the Castle or the WP. I think all the suites at Disney have two beds, as a lot of families find it is a good solution for them room wise. Our "mini-suite" at the YC was beautiful and had two queens and a fold out sofa in the living room area.

 

[Fantasia Sam]

I would ask for a King Room and just make sure they know it's your honeymoon.

Whenever we stay at the Yacht Club we always get a King Bed some have chaise longes (sp?) and some have day beds in.

I do know that they have Honeymoon rooms at the GF with King Beds in that overlook the castle and have Jacuzzi's in.

Now you can fax a request over but I think you need to say on it what the most important factors are for you. So I always state a King room first then that I want a water view, then that I want a 2nd Floor or higher and so on, basically all in the order of preference.

 

[inloveindisney]

are suites a lot extra? do they have suites in the moderates?

 

[RubySlipperGirl]

Yes, suites are more expensive. Coronado Springs is the only Moderate-priced resort that offers suites. The presidential suite there is very nice.