Which floor?

[sahbushka]

I have premium rooms reserved at the HOJO. Is there anything I should request with that? Should I request a certain floor? I have 2 rooms, one with 2adt/4yr/1yr and one with 2adt/13yr/5yr/1yr. Should I request cribs? Rollaways? Suggestions?

TIA
Sarah

 

[avalon451]

How do the kids sleep with light in the room? We liked top floor (7th), but they have skylights, and so there is a lot of natural light. In the summertime that may wake some of you early.

Otherwise, the higher the better; ask for floor 6, maybe, and a non-tree-blocked view? And ask for the middle of the building to minimize freeway noise (although it really didn't bother us on the top floor).

The babies will probably have pack n' play with them, no? Or you could probably request cribs if you don't want to haul those. There is plenty of room for a crib or pack n' play in these rooms. Will the 5 and 13 y.o. share one of the queen beds?

 

[sahbushka]

Thank you for the suggestions. I really don't want to lug around the pak and play so I think we will request the crib and the 6th floor middle sounds perfect. I will deff request an unobstructed view. I am not sure if the 5 and 13 yr olds would share...will have to think about that. Thanks for the suggestions.

Sarah

 

[BCholly]

Are the top floor rooms bigger?

How much light is there??? I don't think the light should be too bad in October... right???

The idea of natural brightness does appeal to me.

 

[avalon451]

We stayed in the top floor rooms on our trip Oct 12th-16th last fall, and really enjoyed that natural light. It got light around 7 a.m. for us, which was fine.

I'm pretty sure the premium rooms are all the same size-- here's a link with a map and room layouts: http://www.hojoanaheim.com/assets/pdf/room_layouts.pdf

Hope that helps!

 

[scubamouse]

We stayed there last week and had two adjoining rooms on the 5th floor facing DLR. We had a nice view of the parks although I think all the views at Hojo have evergreen trees in front of them so it's not a totally unobstructed view.