Room/hotel suggestions for two adults and two teenagers

[Disney17]

Looking at room/ hotel ideas for two adults and two children 19yrs and 16yrs .
A boy and a girl so unlikely to share a bed.

Would like to be in deluxe hotel if possible.

[loldis]

On or offsite? Disney or Universal? If offsite, will you be driving or are shuttles required? What's your budget?

If you're looking at the Disney deluxe hotels, any of the ones listed as sleeps 5 would be fine as you'll get either a day bed or sleeper sofa that one of them can use. From memory, it's all of them except for AKL and WL. I would choose which one based on location. If you fancy walking to Epcot for example, Beach Club could be good. If you'd rather be on the monorail loop, look at somewhere like Polynesian.

[Shooby doo]

Personally I'd go off-site to somewhere like Staybridge, 4 "adults" in a standard room wouldn't be fun, even with a sleeper sofa single it's still a standard room & for the price of a Disney Deluxe at £400-£500/night there will be plenty of options!
SD

[KarenG]

What is your budget roughly?

[cheekydeeky]

We used Sonesta Es Suites on international drive back in 2017. Two adults and two teenage girls . The suites are lovely and modern, we had a two bedroom apartment so two bathrooms. There was also a sofa bed in the lounge/kitchen area so the girls took it in turns to sleep there as apparently sharing a bed with your sister for two weeks is out of the question .

There are three bed apartments available I think but that would increase costs.

Location was great for us as we enjoy a walk in the evening after our meal.