Upgraded to a Kid's Suite

[DisneyMomma81]

We're staying at the Comfort Inn Maingate and now that my sister's coming along we decided to get a room with a couple more beds. It was $100 more so about $33 per nite. Has anyone ever stayed in a Comfort Inn Kid's suite?

 

[edit1]

We did stay for only 1 night in a kids' suite at the Comfort Inn Maingate about 2 years ago. There were 2 Q beds and a set of bunk beds (which the kids loved) in a separate bedroom. Unfortunately the room that we happened to get smelled strongly of some kind of room freshener or cleaner of some type, so that kind of taints my memory of it, but as we were there for only 1 night we didn't complain. However, there was lots of room for our family and there was a complimentary breakfast with the usual selection of cereals, toast, apples, oranges, etc. which was handy. I didn't get a chance to see the pool but I was told there was one on the property.

Have a great time on your trip!

 

[eduk8r26]

If it's the one down on Harbor, we stayed there summer before last. I had no problems with it. The kids' suites were in the back, so were quiet. The pool was small, but the kids had a good time in it. ART stopped next door, which we took advantage of. There's a Taco Bell across the street, also a Baker's Square restaurant. Carl's Jr. was not too far away, either.

 

[Lillybelly]

We stayed there in May. I liked that the bunk beds were in a seperate room with a door that shut. After taking out the small table and chairs we fit all 4 of my kids in there (2 in pack 'n plays). We had lots of room. It's not fancy but a comfortable, clean place to stay for the week we were there. The only thing we didn't like is that it's a little far from the park for a trip back during the day.

 

[jeffersonkim]

We've upgraded the breakfast to include freshly made waffles. There's also room layouts and a video tour at our main site that you'll have to google for because I'm not authorized to place direct links.