Which hotel with 3 kids

[RandyJ]

Will HRH, PBH or RPH each hold a family of 5? If so which would be the best for a family with a 14, 11 and 7 year old? Do you need a rollaway bed or could the youngest sleep on the floor in sleeping bag?

 

[E.Jane]

We have two sons who won't share a bed, so we booked a deluxe room at the HRH which has 2 queen beds plus a queen-sized pull-out sofa. The room is apparently bigger too. The deluxe is not that much more expensive than a regular room either. I've never stayed at Universal before, but from what I hear, the theming at the HRH is more suitable for the kids. PBH is supposed to be beautiful, but a little more "sophisticated".

 

[damo]

I'd suggest HRH also. We have a 16 yr old and a 14 yr old. who absolutely love it there. Not only are the rooms more accomodating but it is a very short walk to the parks which makes it so simple to take breaks during the day or run back to change, etc. etc. The hotel is simply lovely.

 

[Praise2Him]

We have ressies at the HRH in Oct. with 3 kids - 16, 13, 11. There are 2 queen beds. You can request a roll-away, but the person I talked to never asked if I wanted one. (There is an extra charge, not sure how much.) She did say that I needed to bring an air mattress or sleeping bag for the 3rd child, so that's what we're doing.

 

[SnowWitch]

Unless your booking a suite at the RPR I would certainly book elsewhere!! We were a family of 4 and our sons are only 10 and 12 and we felt very cramped!!!

 

[anne60]

We have stayed at PBH, 3 kids, 16,13 and 9 last time we went. We got a rollaway and still had enough room to move around. This year we are going to HRH and are bringing an air mattress (because we are driving down and God knows if we will get a rollaway at whatever hotel we stop at on the way down). They do charge ($15 I think) for the rollaway. PBH is very nice, but is further away from the parks than HRH.