adjoining room/hotel with seperate sleeping space for young child

[Kimbers]

Hi All

We have always stayed in a villas but am contemplating a hotel but our 3 year old will never sleep in the same room as us. Especially for a full 2 weeks.

How does it work? I can't see any options on travel sites for adjoining rooms/ rooms with patricians/ 2 bedroom hotel rooms?

Does everyone just share the room with kids onsite and offsite?

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[aladdin]

There are some options on site, like the family suites at both all star music and art of animation, off site, I’m not too sure outside of villas/townhomes. But I’m sure others can advise

I wouldn’t recommend adjoining rooms, simply because these are never garunteed on site and with a 3 year old, I’d like the reassurance

[Juliemack]

There are suite hotels that comprise of a lounge/kitchen area with a bed settee and a separate bedroom. Embassy Suites, Homewood Suites, Sonesta ES are the ones that immediately spring to mind.

[martyn321]

Lots of hotels with 2 bedrooms. Floridays is the first that comes to mind sheraton resorts is another.

[Guest]

we are staying at the blue heron in a 1 bedroom (booked via homeaway direct with owner)they have bunkbeds in the hallway(& sofa bed in lounge) & work out more reasonable than equivalent 2 bed properties

[Tynxuk]

We stayed in a 2 bed suite at Grande Villas resort for one night this year, they do have 1 bed suites however it isn't much difference in price for a 2 bed and that has the advantage of washer and dryer rather than having to go to a laundry room and is more than double the size! There are plenty of resorts around Lake Buena Vista and Idrive that have a similar set up and some even offer free buses to the parks.

[macadoo]

Originally Posted by Kimbers

Hi All

We have always stayed in a villas but am contemplating a hotel but our 3 year old will never sleep in the same room as us. Especially for a full 2 weeks.

How does it work? I can't see any options on travel sites for adjoining rooms/ rooms with patricians/ 2 bedroom hotel rooms?

Does everyone just share the room with kids onsite and offsite?

X

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Yes we have always just shared with the kids. We only use the room for sleeping and showering so no hardship really and not worth the extra cost of 2 rooms or an on-site villa (we/they prefer to share and stay at Disney than have 2 rooms offsite).

When ours were small we shared on holiday (not Florida), they accepted that holidays were different to the norm and got straight back into their normal routine once home.

[novocastrian]

Originally Posted by Tynxuk

We stayed in a 2 bed suite at Grande Villas resort for one night this year, they do have 1 bed suites however it isn't much difference in price for a 2 bed and that has the advantage of washer and dryer rather than having to go to a laundry room and is more than double the size! There are plenty of resorts around Lake Buena Vista and Idrive that have a similar set up and some even offer free buses to the parks.

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this ^

the 2 beds are massive ! stayed here last 2 visits nice resort with pools/onsite shop/ pizza / burger place and now a poolside bar also

@20 mins drive up turkey lake to universal & about 15 mins to magic kingdom

walkable to crossroads (not sure when it gets flattened) for eats/drinks if thats a requirement

[martyn321]

Originally Posted by macadoo

Yes we have always just shared with the kids. We only use the room for sleeping and showering so no hardship really and not worth the extra cost of 2 rooms or an on-site villa (we/they prefer to share and stay at Disney than have 2 rooms offsite).
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Hi, asking out of genuine interest and not to try and prove any point or argument.

How did you as adults find not having your own time in the evening to chill etc all being in one room? Personally we swear by 2 bed properties mostly for this reason, and snacking on american treats without being begged at! and having a couple of cheeky beers in the evening. We have a 2 year old and a 5, and didnt really enjoy sharing the room in dlp when we went, as they could stay up a little later then normal, but didnt like having an earlier bedtime for myself when on holiday.

Mainly asking for research for our future holidays (not just Disney), as it seems a lot of European holidays are mainly 1 bedroom.

Really interested in your opinion.

[duchy]

Originally Posted by martyn321

Hi, asking out of genuine interest and not to try and prove any point or argument.

How did you as adults find not having your own time in the evening to chill etc all being in one room? Personally we swear by 2 bed properties mostly for this reason, and snacking on american treats without being begged at! and having a couple of cheeky beers in the evening. We have a 2 year old and a 5, and didnt really enjoy sharing the room in dlp when we went, as they could stay up a little later then normal, but didnt like having an earlier bedtime for myself when on holiday.

Mainly asking for research for our future holidays (not just Disney), as it seems a lot of European holidays are mainly 1 bedroom.

Really interested in your opinion.

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A balcony is very useful
When my son was small we'd sit out on the balcony or book a Embassy or Homewood Suites. ...with 2 beds in the bedroom . We'd put him to bed and hang out in the lounge like we would at home. I don't go for kids bedtimes for myself when on holiday either