Newbie>Planning Royal Pacific Resort some ??

[ang]

We are family of 4, This is our first trip to Universal studios.

I have ??? about the resorts in general.

Is there ice machines on every floors?
Is there any vendor machines on the floors?

Is the coffee makers in the rooms?
Is there refridgators in the rooms? If not, much do they charge?

At Royal Pacific Resort how deep are their pools?
How about the other resorts?
Do their pools have slides?

Do any of you know how large their rooms are?
Thanks for info!
I planning a vacation for next year. Hoping to go in August.
ang

 

[macraven]

We are family of 4, This is our first trip to Universal studios.

I have ??? about the resorts in general.

Is there ice machines on every floors?
Is there any vendor machines on the floors?

Is the coffee makers in the rooms?
Is there refridgators in the rooms? If not, much do they charge?

At Royal Pacific Resort how deep are their pools?
How about the other resorts?
Do their pools have slides?

Do any of you know how large their rooms are?
Thanks for info!
I planning a vacation for next year. Hoping to go in August.
ang

Ice machines on every floor.

the gift shop had a snack area once before. not sure if they still have it

you can get snacks at the hotel.

each room has the fridge. if you use it you are charged an outlandish amount of money for the items. not worth it.
the fuji bottles of water are over priced.....$7

if you rent a fridge, there is a charge for it
if you have a medical condition and need a fridge/ insulin, etc, the fee is waived.

rooms are for standard, copied from uo site:


In-room safe
Two dual-line telephones (one cordless) with voicemail system
On Command® in-room movies, video check-out and remote control television with cable channels and PlayStation® 2 video games - fees apply
Smart room technology for automated heating and air conditioning
Coffee maker and coffee
Refreshment pantry
Iron and ironing board
Hair dryer and make-up mirror
High-speed internet access (HSIA) - $9.95/day
Daily newspaper delivery to guest room (New York Times) upon request only


Standard Guest Rooms
Enjoy 335 square feet of tropical paradise in one of our inviting Standard Guest Rooms. Each offers king bed or double queen bed accommodations, and a wealth of exceptional amenities.

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Water View Rooms
It's all the comfort and amenities of our 335 square foot Standard Guest Rooms, with a view. Gaze out upon the hotel's spectacular lagoon pool or waterway during the day, or catch breathtaking sunsets over the Beach area at dusk.

View Photo & Floor Plan

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if you read the stickies for the rph, you will learn more about the ins and outs of the hotel.

 

[macraven]

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1865050

read the thread on the above link.

it is from this forum and talks about slides at rph and pool hopping.

universal encourages its guest to pool hop.
they provide the towels.
each place has a shower room area and lockers for the visiting guests.

 

[jtdl]

The pool at RPR has an area that is 48" or so. The deepest part is in the middle. Both ends and the circumference are shallow with one end having a zero entry - like walking in off the beach. There is no slide at RP but there is a "splash play" area with squirt guns etc. The pool at HRH has a slide but the pool is very shallow - I think the deepest it got was 36" maybe. We didn't get to the PB pool.

 

[TweetyB]

We just got back from 2 nights at RPR. It was our first stay there. We had a nice time.

The pool was nice, I liked the layout. It never felt too crowded. THere is no slide.

The room is ok size, a little small. We had two queen beds and a pool view room. We stayed at Portofino last time we were at Universal and the room was much larger especially the bathroom. I think that RPR is more kid friendly though.

You will have fune I am sure.

If I can answer any other questions, just let me know.