Two Couples - What's the best plan?

[CincyPPL]

My wife and I want to celebrate our 20th anniversary in an exotic location. However, the pandemic is preventing that from happening. So, our ol' fall back is Disney - our second home. However, another couple is joining us. This group of four usually goes to Vegas together and enjoy a luxury suite at the Bellagio. Two king bedrooms and with a nice living room. We're looking for something similar in the Disney area. All the 2-bedroom Villas have a king/queen combo. We're looking for two Kings.

Thoughts? Advice?

 

[VandVsmama]

Get two separate rooms.

 

[starry_solo]

My wife and I want to celebrate our 20th anniversary in an exotic location. However, the pandemic is preventing that from happening. So, our ol' fall back is Disney - our second home. However, another couple is joining us. This group of four usually goes to Vegas together and enjoy a luxury suite at the Bellagio. Two king bedrooms and with a nice living room. We're looking for something similar in the Disney area. All the 2-bedroom Villas have a king/queen combo. We're looking for two Kings.

Thoughts? Advice?

None have two kings for Disney accommodations. You will have to look for non-Disney rooms. Is this something you are ok with?

 

[starry_solo]

If so. Wyndham Bonnet Creek 3 bedroom suite has 2 kings. Yup. 3 bedroom to get 2 kings.

Actually, now that I think about it Yacht Club might have 2 king beds in their 2 bedroom club level suite

 

[VandVsmama]

Get two separate rooms.

I didn’t say the above with sarcasm. What you’re looking for at a Disney hotel is very very hard to find. Your odds are better of getting two separate king rooms.
Maybe the Wilderness Lodge cabins? But I think that even those don’t have two kings in them.

 

[Timandalicia]

My wife and I want to celebrate our 20th anniversary in an exotic location. However, the pandemic is preventing that from happening. So, our ol' fall back is Disney - our second home. However, another couple is joining us. This group of four usually goes to Vegas together and enjoy a luxury suite at the Bellagio. Two king bedrooms and with a nice living room. We're looking for something similar in the Disney area. All the 2-bedroom Villas have a king/queen combo. We're looking for two Kings.

Thoughts? Advice?

Since you’re used to do Bellagio have you thought about the Four Seasons. That’s worth a look.

 

[CincyPPL]

Thanks all. Four Seasons or Yacht may be the way to go.

 

[Marthasor]

I would also suggest calling Swan/Dolphin to see if they can do that type of room configuration.

 

[TexanInTheMidwest]

Unfortunately, because the Disney hotels are so family oriented, king beds seem to be rare. I'd look to the chains that have high-end hotels on property. Someone mentioned the Swan/Dolphin.

There's also a JW Marriot on property now: https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mcojb-jw-marriott-orlando-bonnet-creek-resort-and-spa/

As well as the Waldorf Astoria Orlando: https://www.waldorfastoriaorlando.com/

 

[VandVsmama]

If you don't find the room configuration you're looking for, consider calling the hotel directly to ask because maybe the hotel you're considering can figure out a solution for your needs.