Resorts with 3 Separate Sleeping Spots

[JJ2017]

Hi! Looking for a Disney resort that has three separate sleeping spots. We have three adults who want their own bed. Two doubles/queens and a bunk pull down would work or maybe a queen/double with a sofa bed and a bunk. Also open to a King with a sofa bed. Ideas?

 

[disneydreamer1980]

There are many 5 person rooms at multiple resorts that have 3 beds but the pull down bed is kinda small. There’s also the cabins at FW, and DVC villas. ASMu also has a family suite as does AoA.

 

[JJ2017]

There are many 5 person rooms at multiple resorts that have 3 beds but the pull down bed is kinda small. There’s also the cabins at FW, and DVC villas. ASMu also has a family suite as does AoA.

Do any values have three beds? Are the rooms with the three beds "guaranteed" if we only have 3 people?

I'm 5'5" and the "shortest." I wonder if I would be comfortable on the pull down.

 

[disneydreamer1980]

Do any values have three beds? Are the rooms with the three beds "guaranteed" if we only have 3 people?

I'm 5'5" and the "shortest." I wonder if I would be comfortable on the pull down.

Just the ASMu family suite or the suites at AoA. I think all the mods have the pull down bed.

 

[dansdad]

Do any values have three beds?

The Family Suites at Art of Animation and All Star Music do.

Are the rooms with the three beds "guaranteed" if we only have 3 people?

Some. The Family Suites, the 5th Sleeper rooms at Port Orleans Riverside and Caribbean Beach, the Villa Studios at Polynesian, any of the 2 bedroom Villas and there might be some more but strictly going from memory.

I'm 5'5" and the "shortest." I wonder if I would be comfortable on the pull down.

They are 63" x 30".

 

[dansdad]

Just the ASMu family suite or the suites at AoA. I think all the mods have the pull down bed.

Only POR and CBR do. POFQ and CSR do not.

 

[crvetter]

Some. The Family Suites, the 5th Sleeper rooms at Port Orleans Riverside and Caribbean Beach, the Villa Studios at Polynesian, any of the 2 bedroom Villas and there might be some more but strictly going from memory.

These DVC Studios do: Beach Club, Boardwalk, Boulder Ridge, Poly, Riviera, Grand Floridan. These DVC 1 Beds do: Animal Kindgom (just not Value), Bay Lake, Riviera, Old Key West, Grand Floridian, and soon to be Saratoga.

 

[VAfamily1998]

Do any values have three beds? Are the rooms with the three beds "guaranteed" if we only have 3 people?

I'm 5'5" and the "shortest." I wonder if I would be comfortable on the pull down.

I think it's unlikely that you would be comfortable. I once checked out the pulldown in a CBR room (they gave us a 5th sleeper room even though we didn't book it or need it) and I wouldn't have been comfortable in it, at 5 foot 3, 115 lbs.

 

[JJ2017]

I think it's unlikely that you would be comfortable. I once checked out the pulldown in a CBR room (they gave us a 5th sleeper room even though we didn't book it or need it) and I wouldn't have been comfortable in it, at 5 foot 3, 115 lbs.

Yeah, I was just looking at pics. No way.

 

[mi*vida*loca]

I'm 5'3" and no way would I sleep on the pull down in any of the moderates or DVC studios. My daughter is 14 and 5'0". I think it can only be comfortable for someone 10 and under.

I believe GF, Poly and CR all guarantee a sofa bed. We stayed at Poly and the sofa bed was a decent size. Beach Club has them too but not all of the rooms so you can request it but it's not guaranteed.

 

[maxiesmom]

Would anyone be comfortable on an air mattress?

 

[mi*vida*loca]

On another thread a poster commented that she rents a rollaway bed from www.travelingbaby.com while at WDW. It looks to be about $50 for a week.

I will be looking into this as an option for any future family trips since we have two teenagers that don't want to share a bed.

Poster also stated that it fit in a value.

 

[JJ2017]

Would anyone be comfortable on an air mattress?

Yep. Just told my cousins I will travel with a blow up if need be!

 

[starry_solo]

On another thread a poster commented that she rents a rollaway bed from www.travelingbaby.com while at WDW. It looks to be about $50 for a week.

I will be looking into this as an option for any future family trips since we have two teenagers that don't want to share a bed.

Poster also stated that it fit in a value.

That's weird. It says $45 as the daily rate and the weekly rate! WOW!

 

[Disneypro1]

Darn. Get a value and use an air mattress. Save a lot of cash.

 

[mi*vida*loca]

That's weird. It says $45 as the daily rate and the weekly rate! WOW!

I know! The poster on the other thread said she pays about $50 for the week too.

 

[JJ2017]

So we might rent DVC at Wilderness. Is that pull down bunk the same size as all other resorts?

 

[dansdad]

So we might rent DVC at Wilderness. Is that pull down bunk the same size as all other resorts?

Yes.

 

[samc]

I needed 3 sleeping spots last Oct - I booked a regular room at the Poly - they told me all the rooms without a king bed have 2 queens and the fold down bunk. Our group took turns on the pull down (height range 5'3" to 5'10") - it was fine, not super comfortable but not bad.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Many of the deluxe resorts have two queen beds and a day bed (not the fold down murphy bed, more like a real twin bed). YC, GF, CR, Polynesian, BWI.