hrh has the smallest club lounge out of the 3 onsite hotels.
breakfast offerings are great at hrh club, but the pastries are not replenished.
when they are gone, they are gone.
i have had that happen at 9 in the morning, thought it would be a good time to hit the club as most would be in the parks at that time.
true, the lounge was empty and so were the offerings.
there is an afternoon snack out for all, could be potato chips, pretzels, etc.
the evening hour of 5-7 usually has some variety and the sweet hour is 7-8 and has been limited on some occasions i have been there.
i do remember that some of the food items are not replenished once they are gone.
so, you kind of need to be there when the time starts.
i have stayed in the king suite, the queen deluxe and standard rooms on the 7th / club floor.
you will have more room in a deluxe room than a standard room.
only 3 allowed in the king suites.
cornishpixie, i would think that the teens would enjoy spending most of their time at the parks, city walk or the pool in the evening.
the club lounge is small and not much to do there.
the club at rph is larger.
the staff at the lounge are all very efficient and good at their jobs.
they are helpful in all ways.
i don't see it to your advantage to spend $100 more a night just for club.
with that extra cost, it might not be worth it food wise.
only 4 deluxe rooms at club level.
not great chances of obtaining one when you check in.
but, if you have your heart set on club, then go for it.
it is a thrill to try club level as least once.
if you are on a budget, stick with the deluxe room.
I have a deluxe room booked at HRH. I was wondering if it was worth the extra $100 to do club level. The only thing that is stopping me is the deluxe rooms are really big and have a pullout sofa. Decisions , decisions.....
