Where can 6 stay?

[classicpooh]

Any suggestions for a party of 6? We currently have 2 rooms @ POR - wondering what our other options might be.

 

[GoodFairies]

For six people I believe your options would be two rooms at any resort, one Fort Wilderness Cabin, or a two-bedroom villa.

 

[helenk]

You could try the Fort Wilderness Cabins, they sleep six. It might be cramped though if you have a group with older children. You do not indicate the ages of your group, if you have older children the 2 rooms at the POR would be a better idea that way you have 2 bathrooms.
A 2 Bedroom villa at OKW or the WLV or one of the other home away from home resorts would be more expensive than the cost of 2 rooms at the POR.

 

[TLinden16]

The cabins do sleep six. The layout of the Wilderness Cabins has a bedroom with a double bed and bunk beds. The living room has a double sized pull down Murphy bed.

Karen

 

[classicpooh]

We have 3 adults and kids ages 4,7, & 9 The FW Cabins don't really appeal to me.
Do any of the deluxe resorts sleep six or is 5 the max?
Thanks

 

[MinniMama]

We are in the same boat now that little one turned 3 can do 5 and a baby in deluxe now can't we do 2 room at POR too. Off property we do HIFS occasionally but we love on property some people by disney timeshare points but we love hotel service good luck!

 

[helenk]

The maximum guests in the deluxe resort rooms is 5 people. Unless you would reserve a suite.

 

[MAGICinMYHEART]

Originally posted by classicpooh
Any suggestions for a party of 6? We currently have 2 rooms @ POR - wondering what our other options might be.

Wilderness Lodge has a Deluxe room that sleeps six. The price is less then two rooms.

 

[shelly3girls]

We stayed in the deluxe room at the WL. I would much rather 2 rooms at POR for 6 people than one WL deluxe room. The room is divided into two rooms, a small bedroom and small sitting/living area. We felt comfortable with 4, my sister felt ok, not great with 5 (one being an infant), 6 would just be way too much IMHO.