Ideas on best Disney room for 3 adults

[a_hobden]

A friend of mine is looking for a room at Disney suitable For 3 adults, there would need to be 3 separate beds. I said a 2 bed villa at OKW but its coming out a little to expensive for them.... Is there any other options?

Cheers

 

[rex008]

A one bed at OKW effectively has 3 separate beds - the sleeper chair is a decent size single.

 

[Elise79]

Three beds will be an issue. The only option other than a 2 bed villa would be a one bed at OKW, AKV or BLT as these have a king bed, queen sleeper sofa and sleeper chair.

The sleeper chair may not be comfortable for an adult though as they seem quite small.

 

[janiebubble]

Family suite at Art of Animation? there's a bed, a double sofa bed and the table coverts to a bed (it folds down from the wall I think)

 

[Elise79]

Family suite at Art of Animation? there's a bed, a double sofa bed and the table coverts to a bed (it folds down from the wall I think)

I forget about the family suites. I think they would be better than a one bed villa.

 

[Minniesgal]

How about two connecting rooms at a value would probably be cheaper than a 1 bedroom or a family suite.

 

[meldobe]

We stay at CBR as 3 adults and get a roll away bed.

 

[scoobydooby]

They have sofa beds and two doubles at the Beach club. There are two sizes do sofa bed though so you'd need a larger one, and even that would be a squeeze. Nice big room though. However, I'd go for 2 connecting rooms at a value if they need space as you'd get two bathrooms as well. What they wouldn't get is free dining. Depends how they want to eat of that would be an issue.

Only other option not mentioned would be Fort Wilderness. One double bed, one murph I bed and bunk beds. Not sure what adult would want a bunk though!!!!!

 

[a_hobden]

Does fort wilderness have direct bus service to all the parks etc the same as other resorts

 

[scoobydooby]

Does fort wilderness have direct bus service to all the parks etc the same as other resorts

Yes. It's a massive resort though so you would probably need to take an internal loop bus to the main bus stop for the parks. So a little more time
and planning needed. On the upside it's a beautiful resort and you get cooking facilities, a lounge area and a BBQ area. If you can put up with the buses and bunk beds it's a good option. More space than a hotel room for sure. There is a boat to MK.

Go to www.allears.net and look at the videos on the accommodation section for WDW for some images.