The 2 bedroom looks exactly the same as a 1 bedroom, only with another roomWe stayed in a 1 bedroom in the summer and i am curious as to how the 2 bedroom looks.
Two.Are there usually two robes in the closet or just one?
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On my 2 visits to a 1 bedroom, there have been 2 robes in the bedroom closet and none in the other closet. There have always been 2 robes in regular hotel rooms at the Grand.
How many robes are in a 2 bedroom and Grand Villa?
The robes are cleaned, but it is possible that housekeeping will not replace a robe that has been hung back in the closet. It is a good idea to leave the used robe in the bathroom, or anywhere other than back in the closet.Um about these bathrobes. Are they cleaned between guests? I know that sounds like a silly question, but how do you know they are sanitized? I don't want something on my body that has been on someone else's.
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The print will be nice reminder of our vacation home
The 2 bedroom looks exactly the same as a 1 bedroom, only with another room
The lockoff 2 bedroom is a 1 bedroom with a studio added.
The dedicated 2 bedroom has the same arrangement of kitchen and master as a 1 bedroom, the added room has 2 beds.
The robes are cleaned, but it is possible that housekeeping will not replace a robe that has been hung back in the closet. It is a good idea to leave the used robe in the bathroom, or anywhere other than back in the closet.
The robes that were hanging in my studio this week were both tied at the waist with the robe cord. I can't say that that's a perfect indicator, but perhaps the housekeepers are supposed to tie them to indicate they're clean? Maybe if you don't find one tied it hasn't been cleaned? I don't know. But I've stayed in lots of hotels with robes, and never even gave it a thought that they might not be clean until the questions posed here.
Just joining in on the fun! We will be going "home" next week and staying in a 1 bedroom. In January we stayed in one of the Grand Villas with lots of family. It was beautiful and a great idea for a large group. My husband is DVC guy in our household but I am the trip organizer. Is there somewhere that I can read information about what's included in a villa (pots & pans etc) and what you are supposed to do in the villa at the end of your stay? I don't know if what we did in January was correct or not! Thanks! Marianne