Sleeper Chairs????

[minniqt7]

Just need some info from my fellow Dissers. We have a 1 bedroom at Kadani and decided to invite some family since we made the initial ressie. How nice of us HUH???!!! Anyway- has anyone used the sleeper chair??? Want to know if it is ok for an adult to use. Tried for a 2 bedroom today but with no luck. Guess I'll go on waitlist but wanted to know about the chair. Your help will be appreciated. BTW just returned from a FAB trip at SSR- will write a TR this week. There is stuff and it's good stuff I need to share. Thanks!!!

 

[Mickeypal1]

Not too sure about an adult sleeping on it, but my 10 year old LOVED this sleeper chair. To quote her "it is awesome!. More comfortable than my bed at home". My two girls were going to alternate between the two sleepers, but after the first night, there was no more disucssion...it was the sleeper chair for her.

Enjoy Kadani, we had a great time in early July.

 

[jbrowna]

We just got back from a stay in a 2-br at Kidani. We had a 25 year old with us who had the choice of sleeping on the pullout or the sleeper chair: he chose the chair, said it was more comfortable than the pullout.

 

[siobhan1997]

Would you say it is about the size of a twin bed??

 

[helenk]

My 22 year old daughter slept on the sleeper chair when we stayed in June. It took awhile for her to get use to it because her own bed is very soft, and the sleeper chair is quite firm.
I would say its about the size of a twin bed...maybe a bit smaller.

 

[CarnotaurDad]

It's not really a twin bed BUT anyone under 25 or so and by themselves will love it. Our DD, 9, thinks it is the best!

 

[siobhan1997]

Good to know thanks our DD BFF 16 should be fine then I really didn't want to bring a blow up mattress.

 

[dgaston]

I have posted this often. I am in my late 50's, Pooh-sized and slept comfortably and well on the Jambo House sleeper chair. I found the mattress very nice, although I do prefer a firm one.

 

[minniqt7]

THanks all for the info. We are on waitlist now for a 2bdr- they look so awesome I hope we get it. But if not our two guests will have to test out the chair and see who wants it- it's between my son and his aunt- it should be a fun fight- I think his aunt will get whatever she wants!!!! Working on my TR from last week should be done today.

 

[DenLo]

I've seen on other threads that when the pull out couches were too hard they would call Mousekeeping and get an eggcrate put on the couch. I would assume you could fold a larger one in half and double the softness on the foldout chair. I know we have used eggcrates on cruise ship beds and they really helped.

 

[deva]

The foldout chair is definitely smaller than a twin - more like a dorm mattress, but without the extra length. Also, the chair and the couch "match" so although different sizes, the mattress are the same thickness, fold out and in the same way etc., so I think they should "feel" the same. I slept on the couch - very firm. Better than an air mattress, though.