PORTOFINO BAY 2 bedroom questions!! HELP

[Laurabearz]

I just booked PBH. A 'two bedroom' suite.... which consists of 1 king bedroom, 1 parlor room, and a 2 queen bedroom. I got three seprate confirmations, and an adult had to be listed in all three rooms (Parlor suite$269, king $159, 2 queen$159) RPR has a 2 bedroom for $750ish, so I jumped at PBH's cheaper price, but I am second guessing myself.

So my question is... is this a messed up situation... lol I mean I am guessing this means that any of these three rooms could be rented on it's own. And LOTS of heavy doors. DOes this configuration feel like all one space, or does it seem segmented.

ALso what is in the parlor room? I understand there is a pull out, but what else??

And....... does anyone know if any of the above configurations, can have a balcony or patio option?? I need fresh air. I need to have a window open, or I get ill...

THanks bunches!!

 

[IMGONNABE40!]

Do you know if you have a deluxe room? We stayed in a deluxe queen back in July and were upgraded to a villa suite. The villa suites have a large parlor attached to the deluxe rooms. The parlor itself is 2x the size of the room itself. On the other side of the parlor, there was a deluxe king. In other words, it is the size of four rooms. The queen room and king room are separated by the parlor. The hotel has the ability to lock access to any of those rooms, depending on what you are using. When we arrived at the villa suite, we were not sure whether we wanted the deluxe king or the deluxe queen. After we selected the queen, a hotel employee came and locked the king so we could not access that room, and the guests in the king could not access our room. We ended up selecting the queen because it had a covered balcony. The parlor had two uncovered balconies and the king had an uncovered balcony. If you want the villa suites with the balconies, you need to request the West Wing. The villa suites in the villa wing do not have balconies.

 

[RyGuy]

Looks like you have a Portofino (parlor) suite. Technically, these are three different rooms that all attatch through connecting doors. The doors however have stops to keep them open. The parlor will be in the middle. You will have seperate keys for each bedroom and then a key for the parlor. The parlor is virtually the same size as a regular room with a bathroom, couch and entertainment armoir. None have balconies but there are a few on the first floor of the west wing that have patios with bay views. Enjoy!

 

[Laurabearz]

Thanks RY... Parlor suite is what they called it, now that i think about it. So... I should request a patio in the west wing?? and cross my fingers??

 

[RyGuy]

That is what I would do if I were you. I know there are two of these suites with patios for sure. One is much closer to the elevators than the other. Sorry that I don't have any room numbers for you.

 

[Laurabearz]

Thanks so much RY. I am very excited. Like I mentioned I have stayed at the RPR twice and HRH once... both quick stays. I never thought PFB would ever in our budget, but with the other family sharing, it is going to work wonderfully!

Thanks again!

 

[nhrenee]

We stayed in the same set up. It was wonderful. Almost like having a small apartment (no cooking facilities of course). There were 3 bathrooms total with the parlor bath having only a shower stall.