Hotel room that sleeps 11? Or a 2 room, 2 queen suite?

Cagirl767

Disney Wonder to Alaska 2012
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Hi, my friend is taking 8 kids and foster kids and 3 adults, and would like 2 rooms that will sleep 6 each. Do you know of anything nearby and preferably walking distance? 2 sofa beds are ok along with 2 queens since some of the kids are small enough for the sofa beds. I can only think of Residence Inn Maingate that may possibly have those.
 
The Park Vue has a few different suites that might work. They have a double week with sofa sleeper, a double queen with bunks or a two room triple queen.
 
Park Vue has 6 person suites, so 2 would work. Desert Inn has 8 and 10 person suites, so so combination of either of those plus any other room would work. I'd call the hotel directly and see what room types are next to each other, since they'd probably not want to be on different floors or opposite ends of the hotel if they don't have to be.
 

You could also try Best Western Park Place Inn. We slept 6 in our last room. It had 2 queens and a pull out couch. It's directly across the the street so a super short walk and it also has free breakfast.
 
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This is why we ended up in a suite at the DLH. None of the places across harbor would guarantee me rooms connecting, or near each other. I could request, but they can't guarantee. Well, I wasn't willing to risk splitting us up that much. Good luck!
 
Homewood Suites Anaheim Convention Center has suites with 2 Queens in a bedroom and a sofa sleeper in the living room. They also have family suites that are a bedroom with 1 King and a set of bunk beds, which includes a trundle bed under the bottom bunk (so the bunks can actually sleep 3), and then a sofa bed in the living room.They are about a mile from the parks, but also next door to the Toy Story parking lot, so there's the option to use the buses from the lot.
 
Desert Inn and Park Vue get booked very early -- good luck. I tried to find those for October, no suites available on my dates.

Homewood is the closest, best-quality/value family-suite experience for 6 that I've seen. Fully decked out kitchen and living room space. Get 2 for 12 max total. No guarantees on inter-connectivity, but suites are nice in and of themselves. Residence Inn is more expensive, same type of benefit, looks even nicer. Generally people will shuttle from these, though you have the option to do a 15 minute walk.

To save more money, you can take Homewood Maingate another block south in Garden Grove. Staybridge and Peacock Suites one block away east toward the freeway. Substantially cheaper, less than 10 minute shuttle. You're probably shuttling anyways from residence inn or homewood convention center, so difference is only a couple of minutes.
 
Desert Inn is going to be the most budget friendly and nice and clean. They even have a small so-so breakfast so everyone can get a start for the day.

Hurrah for your friend taking their fosters. We've taken several of our fosters. And now our adopted child with the foster sib. :flower1:
 

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