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Please don't forget to post some photos when you get back. Have a great time!
IMGONNABE40!
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Thanks for the wow! I can't wait!
Does the Villa have a DVD player? I would like to bring a few Italian themed DVDs with us in case it is too hot/rainy to go out some afternoons. Can you tell me if the coffee pot has a cone shaped or flat bottom? I like to bring my own coffee and need to know what type of filter to bring.
Did you get to go to Musica Della Notte yet? The info says culinary as well as musical. What does the culinary part of it involve?
I hope you are having a blast.
Does the Villa have a DVD player? I would like to bring a few Italian themed DVDs with us in case it is too hot/rainy to go out some afternoons. Can you tell me if the coffee pot has a cone shaped or flat bottom? I like to bring my own coffee and need to know what type of filter to bring.
Did you get to go to Musica Della Notte yet? The info says culinary as well as musical. What does the culinary part of it involve?
I hope you are having a blast.
FeeFeeWhite
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Please tell us all the details. I will be there in September. Don't forget your room numbers!
Ok, quick details as it is late - we stayed in the parks way longer than we expected!
In this suite, there is a DVD player in the King bedroom and a vcr in the parlor and the queen bedroom, much to our children's chagrin as they broiught a bunch of DVD's to play.
The coffee pots - all three of them are the small size and are flat on the bottom. The coffee they give you (which surprisingly is ok) is the round in-a-filter type.
The suite is gorgeous.
You enter through large double doors into a large tile foyer. Immediately to the right is a wide area with a counter-type desk along the outside wall with a phone and assorted phone books, etc. Across from this is the closet for the parlor area. All the way to the right is the entrance to a large 3/4 bath. Large shower (bigger than in the deluxe rooms) sink and toilet.
Back to the front hall - go straight and you are in the living / dining room. This is a double room wide area. First on the left wall is the door to the queen bedroom. Next is a nice wood armoire with the Tv. The couch is about in the middle of the room facing the TV. There are two chairs on either side, all surrounding a large coffee table. The couch is a queen bed, which was the only disappointment. Half the springs are broken and the kids have proclaimed it the most uncomfortable thing, as it sags due to the broken springs. We will probably head out to Wal-Mart tomorrow and get the two boys air mattresses to sleep on.
Against the back of the couch facing the dining area is a huge buffet. Then there is the conference / dining table. It has 6 upholstered chairs around it and we added two of the wooden chairs from the closets. Even with 8 people around the table, we had plenty of room! Across the back of the living / dining area are three huge double french doors that open to a huge balcony. There is one wrought iron lounge chair and two regular chairs and a table.
Now, turn right as you enter the living / dining area. As you look at the right wall, on your right is the galley pantry. There are two large overhead cabinets, two large underneath cabinets, large counter space, a door to the hall way, a microwave, small undercounter fridge and a sink.
On the right wall is the door to the king room.
The balcony off the queen room is large and covered and the balcony off the king room is also large. Each has a small table and chairs.
Hope that describes it well. Ask away if you have any questions. I will post pictures as soon as I figure out how
In this suite, there is a DVD player in the King bedroom and a vcr in the parlor and the queen bedroom, much to our children's chagrin as they broiught a bunch of DVD's to play.
The coffee pots - all three of them are the small size and are flat on the bottom. The coffee they give you (which surprisingly is ok) is the round in-a-filter type.
The suite is gorgeous.
You enter through large double doors into a large tile foyer. Immediately to the right is a wide area with a counter-type desk along the outside wall with a phone and assorted phone books, etc. Across from this is the closet for the parlor area. All the way to the right is the entrance to a large 3/4 bath. Large shower (bigger than in the deluxe rooms) sink and toilet.
Back to the front hall - go straight and you are in the living / dining room. This is a double room wide area. First on the left wall is the door to the queen bedroom. Next is a nice wood armoire with the Tv. The couch is about in the middle of the room facing the TV. There are two chairs on either side, all surrounding a large coffee table. The couch is a queen bed, which was the only disappointment. Half the springs are broken and the kids have proclaimed it the most uncomfortable thing, as it sags due to the broken springs. We will probably head out to Wal-Mart tomorrow and get the two boys air mattresses to sleep on.
Against the back of the couch facing the dining area is a huge buffet. Then there is the conference / dining table. It has 6 upholstered chairs around it and we added two of the wooden chairs from the closets. Even with 8 people around the table, we had plenty of room! Across the back of the living / dining area are three huge double french doors that open to a huge balcony. There is one wrought iron lounge chair and two regular chairs and a table.
Now, turn right as you enter the living / dining area. As you look at the right wall, on your right is the galley pantry. There are two large overhead cabinets, two large underneath cabinets, large counter space, a door to the hall way, a microwave, small undercounter fridge and a sink.
On the right wall is the door to the king room.
The balcony off the queen room is large and covered and the balcony off the king room is also large. Each has a small table and chairs.
Hope that describes it well. Ask away if you have any questions. I will post pictures as soon as I figure out how
thedisneymom
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Enjoy Goofy! Is your suite "my" suite in the villa wing? 
magicmouse2
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Wow I am hoping to get an upgrade to a suite in January at PBH. Sounds awesome.
IMGONNABE40!
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IMGONNABE40!
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Bumping for FeeFee!
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