Which low-price hotel?

[RyMickey]

All right. Getting ready to make reservations for two nights only. Staying with DVC points at Boardwalk for a week, but we need a hotel for two nights prior. Looking for a cheaper hotel, but here's the conundrum (<---I love that word ): We are a family of 5 with all kids older over 16. Now, we have no problem staying in the same room together. But, if we stay at a AllStar/Pop Century, we're definitely going to need two rooms. Are there rooms that hold 5 people at Port Orleans/Caribbean Beach/Coronodao Springs?

Any advice for these two days?

Thanks.

RyMickey

 

[safetymom]

No the moderates you mentioned except for the Alligator Bayou at POR will only sleep 4.

 

[luvmarypoppins]

You can check the swan/dolphin. They both accomodate 5 if you ask for a rollaway $25 extra per night, dolphin double beds, swan queens, and you might qualify for a discount on the room, ap holder, aaa, entertainment rate, govt., , nurse, teacher etc. Might be something to look into. and you will be so close to your next resort. We havew 3 teen ds and the swan fits our needs, this time we are bringing an aero bed to save the xtra rollaway charges.

 

[spiceycat]

FW cabins

 

[RyMickey]

I knew that there was something at POR that roomed 5. Fort Wilderness cabins just not for us. Didn't even think about checking out the Swan/Dolphin. I guess maybe we'll wait a few more weeks until the ap rates come out and see what we can get.

We will be taking an aerobed for our room at the Boardwalk - Having never stayed at the Swan or Dolphin, would an aerobed fit in there?

Thanks for your help.

RyMickey

 

[luvmarypoppins]

I would say only a twin size aerobed would. The rollaway was also twin sized and that was just about having the room space at max.

 

[estnh]

Alligator Bayou at POR has trundle beds, which allow the room to sleep five.