). In the 1bdrm there is a living area with full kitchen and a separate master bedroom with a large bath. While in the studio there is a sleeper sofa and a queen size bed plus kitchenette (OKW is the exception with 2 queen beds, no sofa). Whether you go for the studio or 1 bdrm depends on your family's vacation habits. If you mainly use the room for sleeping only, then a studio would be the best use of points. If you like to spend time in the room, around the resort and want to save some $$ by cooking meals in the room, or just really want more space than a 1bdrm would be better.
AnnmarieI was wondering when someone was going to mention this one......seems like a pretty major benefit of the one and two bedroom setups....Privacy from the kids...
I actually stayed in a studio for one week with three other gals
..and we are all still speaking! It felt somewhat claustrophobic though and I wouldnt repeat that scenario if I could help it. Especially since I became sick with a cold and felt somewhat like the Grim Reaper everytime I coughed.
For two adults and two kids it is more comfortable, in my opinion. For four adults, much less so. Originally posted by beccasmom
I like some privacy and there isnt much there unless youre on the porch or in the bathroom!