WL jr. suites

[goofyshell]

Okay, I'm trying to find pricing for a WL jr. suite. I don't know if I'm just that slow, or if I can't find it-I've looked online and in my 10 guidebooks. Is that the same as the honeymoon suite? Help please!

 

[tink_lover]

I think it comes up as WL Deluxe - good luck

 

[goofyshell]

Thanks! Anyone stayed in one?

 

[brergnat]

It's not the same as a Honeymoon suite.

It's called a Deluxe Room.

Look on the resort FAQ's on this site. There is a floor plan for it.

It is a standard room with 2 queen beds connected to a living area with french doors. The living area has a queen size pull out sofa, additional t.v. with DVD player, and a small kitchenette area with sink (wet bar), coffee maker, and mini fridge. It has a large armoire in addition to the closet for storage. It also has a regular bathroom, but it has doors leading both to the living area and the bedroom, so the bathroom can be accessed from either area. The only door INTO and OUT of the room is in the living area.

These rooms also include concierge service.

I have not stayed in one, but am considering it for our first family trip, so I've done some research! They are a very good value for the money.

 

[IWISHFORDISNEY]

We just had one over Thanksgiving. It was nice having the extra room. It is listed as a deluxe room when booking. You have access to the club lounge but it will be a long walk since they are on the ends of the wings. The sink area was big but there still only one bathroom. Plenty of space for the clothes. 2 TV's. We enjoyed the room and it was very nice. There were some pics of one on allears.net and Samantha Brown had a special on the lodge and she stayed in one of these rooms.

 

[goofyshell]

Thanks! My next question is if they were concierge! We are a family of five booked for another stay at POR this Thanksgiving. We love POR but have always wanted to stay at WL. I guess I need to do some more subbing!!

 

[grannyminnie]

I would love to book a jr. suite but can't see spending that much extra money for just the two of us. Even for 4 days, we wouldn't eat that much....
I love the idea of concierge and have done it before, once when I split the cost three ways, once on an upgrade and once paying rack rate. I'm having a hard time justifying it now, but I love the experience of it.

Edited to add that the suite option is being considered because 2 extra family members may join us.

 

[flexsmom]

We stayed in one a few years ago as part of our Land/Sea package with DCL. We were originally supposed to be in the Contemporary in a Tower Room, and were bumped to some kind of a Garden Wing room. I did some research on line and saw the price differential, and called DCL with a concern that my room's basic offering price had been reduced by over $100/night. The CM put me on hold and then a few minutes later, offered me the Jr. Suite at WL instead. It was wonderful! We did not ask for or use any concierge service, but would not have needed it anyway, to be honest.

 

[msabol01]

We did a one night stay at WL lodge as part of a quick trip to WDW while vacationing in Palm Beach. I had booked a standard room, but was surprised to find that we were upgraded to a junior suite. I wasn't aware of the concierge sevice, but that may be because we probably just upgraded based on availabilty. The room was nice and as described by others. The tv in the room with two queen beds was a plasma.