Disney Hotels with 5th Bed

[Princ3ss D]

Hi,

We have been to Disney a few times now but never stayed onsite for the full duration of our holiday. We have rented DVC points and had one night at the Boardwalk previously but that's the extent of our on-sight experience!

There will be 4 of us 2 adults & 2 children (ages 13 and 8). The thing is our kids will not want to sleep together and to minimise stress I am trying to see what options are available for a 5th bed.

From memory at Boardwalk there was a pull down bed which was a great option and worked for us. I understand there are apartments available but I don't think our budget will stretch to that

Please can you give a list of Disney hotels that offer the extra bed so I can shortlist options for us to price up. Thanks

[Mexy02]

Port orleans riverside have 5 bed rooms ( extra charge so make sure you pick that room choice when pricing ) , yatch club , contemporary , gf and I think Polynesian . You could try a 1 bed in art of animation .
We are staying at akl and taking a blow up bed , no everyone’s cup of tea but needed and everyone in our party is happy with it .

[loves2plan]

Caribbean beach also has the pull down Murphy bed

[Mexy02]

Doesn’t one of the okw or ssr havea 5th bed ?

[loves2plan]

Originally Posted by Mexy02

Doesn’t one of the okw or ssr havea 5th bed ?

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The 1 bed villa at OKW has a sleeper chair in addition to the sofabed and main bed, but neither of the studios can sleep 5.

[Mexy02]

Originally Posted by loves2plan

The 1 bed villa at OKW has a sleeper chair in addition to the sofabed and main bed, but neither of the studios can sleep 5.

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I knew you’d know 😀

[YLL]

Sorry, I'm confused... why 5 beds if there are 4 of you? If both adults sleep in the same bed, you'd need 3 beds. If not an option, surely 4 beds, 1 per person, would work - why 5?

[loves2plan]

I believe the op means a 5th sleeper, rather than 5 separate beds.

[aqualiv]

Cabins forte wilderness

[Princ3ss D]

Originally Posted by YLL

Sorry, I'm confused... why 5 beds if there are 4 of you? If both adults sleep in the same bed, you'd need 3 beds. If not an option, surely 4 beds, 1 per person, would work - why 5?

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Sorry for the confusion. Normally there are two double beds sleeping 4 people, so I am ideally looking for an additional bed so 1 child can be in the double and the other child in the extra bed option. Hope that makes sense!