Murphy beds

[pineapplepalms]

We're hoping our 2 year old can sleep in the Murphy beds at the Poly and VGF on our upcoming trip. Does anyone recall approximately how high off the floor the Murphy beds are when open? Are you able to request rails that can fit on them if needed?

 

[disneynutz]

Pretty close to the floor, just put a couple of pillows on the floor.

Bill

 

[bebec22]

I just stayed in a Poly studio and we used a rail on the Murphy bed. It worked out really well.

 

[DenLo]

About 4 - 6 inches

 

[Meglen]

worst case u can pack the undersheet with extra pillows or clothes/stuffed animals and it will stop them rolling close the the edge kinda like when people use a pool nooble insted of a baby rail

 

[CMNJ]

I never did this b/c my son preferred the sleeper sofa but the mattress at the Poly could be disconnected from the platform-so if the child was rolling off or scared you could disconnect it an place it on the floor with the Murphy bed closed (and then put it away in the morning)

 

[pineapplepalms]

I just stayed in a Poly studio and we used a rail on the Murphy bed. It worked out really well.

Good to know! Did you bring the rail or did they provide it?

 

[pineapplepalms]

View attachment 319737 About 4 - 6 inches

Thanks for the photo! It does look very low to the ground so that's good.

 

[Granny]

We're hoping our 2 year old can sleep in the Murphy beds at the Poly and VGF on our upcoming trip. Does anyone recall approximately how high off the floor the Murphy beds are when open? Are you able to request rails that can fit on them if needed?

here's a picture of the PBV drop down bed...






I don't think rails are necessary.

 

[Deb & Bill]

The murphy bed is narrower than a twin bed. They call it bunk sized (or longer than a crib, but still as narrow).

 

[bebec22]

Good to know! Did you bring the rail or did they provide it?

They provided it. I called housekeeping and they delivered it in about 10-15 minutes.