Which Resorts sleep 6?

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Looking to book a trip for 6 adults. Are there any resorts that sleep 6 adults comfortably?
 
It really depends on your sleeping arrangement plans. How many separate sleeping surfaces are you looking for?

Dave
 
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Also, price range? Any 2 br, AoA suites, WL Cabins, or split up into two studios, any resort.
 

Any of the two bedrooms will accommodate 6. Most one bedrooms and some of the studios max out at 5.
 
Are you looking to fit all 6 adults in one room? We occasionally stayed at Boardwalk Inn's Deluxe room. It had 2 queen beds and 1 queen sofa bed, so technically you could fit 6 people. The Inn is sadly still closed at this time.
 
Sorry I'm just responding! I was locked out for a while. Probably not all in one room. There are 3 couples going, my 2 sisters and their spouses.
 
Sorry I'm just responding! I was locked out for a while. Probably not all in one room. There are 3 couples going, my 2 sisters and their spouses.
Best bet is probably a 2 bedroom villa at one of the DVC resorts, you can generally get them a lot cheaper by renting points from an owner through a rental agency rather then booking through Disney
 
As mentioned a 2BR at any of the DVC resorts will sleep 8 - a few sleep 9. There is a king bed in one bedroom, 2 queens (or a queen and a double sofa bed) in the other bedroom, and a sofa bed in the living room. You'll also get a full kitchen as well as a washer and dryer. Old Key West has the largest units. There are also 3BR Grand Villas. Each couple would have their own bedroom in that case. There aren't very many GVs, and they are popular with the DVC owners, so renting points is pretty much a requirement is you want to try to get one.

Steve
 
Unless you are dead set on staying on site, I would rent a house nearby. Windsor Hills area is close all Star Vacation Homes (no affiliation) lists them. Kitchen, multiple bedrooms/baths, laundry and probably a pool. Far less expensive. Unless fast passes make a comeback during your visit the advantages of staying on site are not that important.
 
We enjoyed staying in Art of Animation. Depends on your party's preferences. My parents took the bedroom. My sister and her husband didn't mind the couch bed, and I thought the pull-down bed that my husband and I slept on was quite comfy. And since we were spending time apart in the parks due to different ride and attraction preferences, we enjoyed the togetherness in the evenings and mornings to share our park experiences and plans.
 
You may wish to consider 2 rooms at Pop if you're on a budget. You may request connecting rooms or rooms nearby if you wish.
 
The 2 bedroom DVC villas are a good option as long as two of the couples don't mind sharing a bedroom (the dedicated 2 bedrooms have two queen beds in the second bedroom).
 
The 2 bedroom DVC villas are a good option as long as two of the couples don't mind sharing a bedroom (the dedicated 2 bedrooms have two queen beds in the second bedroom).
If you get a lock-off 2BR (gotta book on points), you can have a couple on the King in BR, a couple on the queen in the second BR, and the couple you like least in the living room on the sofabed.

Otherwise, TBH, I'd get 3 rooms at Pop. Which would be cheaper than a 2BR.
 
If this is just a crash pad, cheapest option is a suite at AoA, which technically sleeps 6. This would be tight. I would say it comfortably sleeps four adults. The two full bathrooms do help.
 
I would vote for 3 rooms at Pop. That way each couple has their own privacy and bathroom. You can probably get 3 rooms at Pop for less than a 2BR villa.
Or you could go with 3 rooms at CBR, would come out about close to what a 2br villa would be.

I guess it really depends if each couple wants/needs their own space.

The plus side to the 2br Villas is that they have a full kitchen and laundry facilities in the room. If you are going for a longer trip, the laundry facilities come in really handy if you want to plan to not pack as much and do laundry part way through the trip. We fly down, so we take advantage of the laundry whenever we have the opportunity to stay in a room with laundry in it.
 
I agree; I’d have each couple get their own room. You can request to be near one another. No way I’d share a room with my spouse and another couple no matter what. I’d want our own bathroom and hotel room. Start with everyone’s budget and go from there.
 











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