WBC 2 Bedroom Deluxe Question

[Stike]

Hello: We are booked at WBC in Aug in a two bedroom deluxe. From the dozens of floor plans I saw online it appeared there were bathrooms attached to each of the two bedrooms. I have since found out that is not usually the case. Generally, the "main" bathroom is accessed by the hallway outside the two double beds room.

Since we have two families sharing the unit, each set of parents wants a private bath (kids will use respective parents' bath) so we will need to "screen" the hallway with the second bedroom, laundry and bathroom. I am thinking we will use a tension rod and curtain to screen the hallway.

Does anyone have any idea or any pictures of this hallway so we can get the right size tension rod and curtain? From the videos I have seen, it looks a little wider than a standard doorway + trim, but I'm not sure. Any information would be very helpful. We will have to pack the tension rod and curtain. Even a description like "same length as a bathtub" would be great.

If you recently had a unit with the main bathroom attached to the two double beds room, can you tell me which building and unit?


Thanks!

 

[Portugal1000]

Hello: We are booked at WBC in Aug in a two bedroom deluxe. From the dozens of floor plans I saw online it appeared there were bathrooms attached to each of the two bedrooms. I have since found out that is not usually the case. Generally, the "main" bathroom is accessed by the hallway outside the two double beds room.

Since we have two families sharing the unit, each set of parents wants a private bath (kids will use respective parents' bath) so we will need to "screen" the hallway with the second bedroom, laundry and bathroom. I am thinking we will use a tension rod and curtain to screen the hallway.

Does anyone have any idea or any pictures of this hallway so we can get the right size tension rod and curtain? From the videos I have seen, it looks a little wider than a standard doorway + trim, but I'm not sure. Any information would be very helpful. We will have to pack the tension rod and curtain. Even a description like "same length as a bathtub" would be great.

If you recently had a unit with the main bathroom attached to the two double beds room, can you tell me which building and unit?


Thanks!

We have stayed in the main building three times ( above the reception) and the second bathroom had two doors. One directly off the bedroom and one off the hallway.
Have stayed in building 4 twice and 5 once and both only had door off hallway. Sorry I don't have a floor plan or know if all rooms in the same buildings are the same.

 

[HopperFan]

Just stayed building 4 - the second bath was off the hallway, not the bedroom. I looked at my pictures and didn't catch that angle but I do think you can put a spring rod in the hall before the laundry closet. I would estimate it at about 40" in width.

 

[Stike]

Thank you both for your replies! I will try to request a unit with doors to both the bedroom and the hallway, and I will have a tension rod and curtain ready to go.

Keep more replies coming .

Thanks again!

 

[Upatnoon]

Hello: We are booked at WBC in Aug in a two bedroom deluxe. From the dozens of floor plans I saw online it appeared there were bathrooms attached to each of the two bedrooms. I have since found out that is not usually the case. Generally, the "main" bathroom is accessed by the hallway outside the two double beds room.

Since we have two families sharing the unit, each set of parents wants a private bath (kids will use respective parents' bath) so we will need to "screen" the hallway with the second bedroom, laundry and bathroom. I am thinking we will use a tension rod and curtain to screen the hallway.

Does anyone have any idea or any pictures of this hallway so we can get the right size tension rod and curtain? From the videos I have seen, it looks a little wider than a standard doorway + trim, but I'm not sure. Any information would be very helpful. We will have to pack the tension rod and curtain. Even a description like "same length as a bathtub" would be great.

If you recently had a unit with the main bathroom attached to the two double beds room, can you tell me which building and unit?


Thanks!

You could do this you probably won't need to.

There is a door to the master, so no one will see in there. People sitting in the living room won't see the hall bath, which also has a door.

I suppose if you are in the kitchen, you could see someone go into the bathroom, but this is a large unit, not a tiny hotel room.