Hotel help appreciated

[PrincessStinkerbell]

Hi Princess it's Dodger,
Did you have a chance to call the Eden Roc Hotel And Suites and find out what deals they are running for August today? I am curious to know since I recommended that hotel for you yesterday

Hi! I didn’t call the Eden Roc, but I looked into your suggestion for Home2 Suites, and I think that’s the one I’m going to book. Thank you for putting it on my radar!

 

[DodgerGirl]

Hi! I didn’t call the Eden Roc, but I looked into your suggestion for Home2 Suites, and I think that’s the one I’m going to book. Thank you for putting it on my radar!

You're welcome Princess and have a great trip to Disneyland and let me know how your trip is. And one last thing when you are planning your next trip anywhere when you choose a hotel always read Yelp reviews first before you decide to book any hotel
Dodger

 

[AprilsZoo]

I am ordering a mattress topper and having it delivered to the hotel to put on the pullout sofa for the kids.

Before ordering a topper, call them and ask if they already have them.

Many hotels/nicer motels do have them, but reserve them for guests that ask for them.

When you call, if they say they have toppers, ask if they’ve ever run out of them? When they first tell you they have them, they’ll probably state something like “first come, first served” or “subject to availability” etc.
But to get a better sense of whether you’re likely to get one, you need to ask the question above.

Have a magical trip!

 

[maleficent55]

Before ordering a topper, call them and ask if they already have them.

Many hotels/nicer motels do have them, but reserve them for guests that ask for them.

When you call, if they say they have toppers, ask if they’ve ever run out of them? When they first tell you they have them, they’ll probably state something like “first come, first served” or “subject to availability” etc.
But to get a better sense of whether you’re likely to get one, you need to ask the question above.

Have a magical trip!

I can call back and ask but I don’t have high hopes. Only because when I asked if I could have a mattress topper delivered and explained why (the pullout being horribly uncomfortable), they didn’t say anything about toppers they have. I’d think they wouldn’t that point in the call. But I will call and ask for sure…

 

[AprilsZoo]

I can call back and ask but I don’t have high hopes. Only because when I asked if I could have a mattress topper delivered and explained why (the pullout being horribly uncomfortable), they didn’t say anything about toppers they have. I’d think they wouldn’t that point in the call. But I will call and ask for sure…

Yeah, seems like they’d say something. But who knows, maybe you got a clerk that only answers questions that are asked without volunteering any other info.

Another quick tip… depending on how tall the people sleeping on it are, it might be more comfortable if they sleep on it sideways— basically turned 90° from the normal way you’d think to sleep. This only works for people under 60-65” tall.

And going along with that ^, you can get a few extra inches of space by pushing the sofa to a corner. Then, when you remove the seat cushions from couch to pull the bed out, use the cushions to fill in the space between the mattress and the wall. If need be, you can also use rolled up towels or a blanket to fill in the remainder of the gap. That’s where you’ll put the pillows, using the wall as your “headboard”. It gives you another 3-5” depending on how wide the sofa arm is… it’s not a lot, but it could be just enough to keep a kid’s feet from hanging off the edge.

 

[maleficent55]

Yeah, seems like they’d say something. But who knows, maybe you got a clerk that only answers questions that are asked without volunteering any other info.

Another quick tip… depending on how tall the people sleeping on it are, it might be more comfortable if they sleep on it sideways— basically turned 90° from the normal way you’d think to sleep. This only works for people under 60-65” tall.

And going along with that ^, you can get a few extra inches of space by pushing the sofa to a corner. Then, when you remove the seat cushions from couch to pull the bed out, use the cushions to fill in the space between the mattress and the wall. If need be, you can also use rolled up towels or a blanket to fill in the remainder of the gap. That’s where you’ll put the pillows, using the wall as your “headboard”. It gives you another 3-5” depending on how wide the sofa arm is… it’s not a lot, but it could be just enough to keep a kid’s feet from hanging off the edge.

excellent tips! Thank you so much. They are both under 63"...

You've definitely done this before ;-)

 

[DL1WDW2]

I prefer the BW Park Place to Park Vue.
I have stayed frequently at both locations .
I almost wish DVC would use their floor plan for the DVC Studio !
They have guaranteed adjoining rooms also for one trip visit with extended family .
I just saw a brochure for the Grand Legacy a few doors down with upper level Rooftop Bar to view fireworks…Might have to check their rooms out.
I did go up to the rooftop bar during daytime .They monitor elevator access for guests at night . But the view would be perfect for watching fireworks.

Also try requesting the monorail view for the BW Park Place and they AAA have discount, extra fees for auto parking also monitored!