Where to stay with 3 adults and 3 separate, comfortable beds?

[bluezy]

the others DVC resorts (except BWV and to a degree BCV) - do have 2-bedrooms with 3 beds - the difference is between lock out (1-bedroom and studio) or dedicated (this has 3 beds mostly).

even 2 values room might not get what you want - they did have 2 single beds in each room - heard that had changed with some value rooms have a queen bed in them.

the problem with them all is who gets which bed - especially if the cost is split between all 3.

Two values would definitely work though there's no guarantee that they'd have connecting rooms. All value rooms have 2 double beds, 2 queen beds (in the refurbished Pop Century rooms...which is about 70% of the resort at this point) or a king bed. It's very difficult to get a king bed (not a bookable category and a very small percentage of the overall rooms) so even if one of their 2 rooms ended up being a king, it would be virtually impossible to end up with 2 king rooms. I'd say there's a 99.9% chance they'd end up with either 2 double beds or 2 queen beds (depending on the resort).

 

[MinnieMom18]

We booked a Boulder Ridge villa for a 2 bedroom unit with a king in one room and 2 queen beds in the other with full kitchen and 2 bathrooms. I think it is the best space configuration for our needs. Try that.

 

[Miffy]

We booked a Boulder Ridge villa for a 2 bedroom unit with a king in one room and 2 queen beds in the other with full kitchen and 2 bathrooms. I think it is the best space configuration for our needs. Try that.

That would be best, but it's far out of our budget, even renting points, which is something I'd never do. I've had to rearrange a couple of trips in the last few years, and having a reservation set it stone won't work, especially not for this group. I'm thinking the bunk bed rooms sound just about right.

And thanks to everyone for your replies!

 

[happymommy]

Is 2 or 3 rooms at Pop in your budget?

As a 51 year old woman, I'm not sharing a room with anyone, other than one of my children or my husband.

Otherwise, have you looked at the Doubletree Guest Suites? It's a Disney Springs hotel.

It is helpful if you mention your budget per night.