Universal's HRH Club Level?

[Floridarules]

Originally Posted by scojos

Its not "food" its snacks.
Now 5yrs ago my kids happily snacked on oreos cheese cubes grapes etc.
But it wasnt a substitute for a full meal but crisps and juice were nice after being in pool.
Beers and wine during happy hour but it was rammed and dont forget $2 per drink tip (we had no cash lol)...
Staff are amazing and u get "presents" and chocs left on ur pillows x

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I disagree partly, breakfast was ok. The rest are snacks you are right. Still great though and the drinks whenever are a real bonus. We had alcoholic drinks but never paid a $2 per drink tip and it wasn’t always busy.

[scojos]

Originally Posted by Floridarules

I disagree partly, breakfast was ok. The rest are snacks you are right. Still great though and the drinks whenever are a real bonus. We had alcoholic drinks but never paid a $2 per drink tip and it wasn’t always busy.

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We were there in aug so v busy.
We were told by concierge there to tip and they were lovely so didnt mind.
Bfast was fine yes. Was snacky still but i like snacky for bfast lol..

I think it depends on what u expect saves us a ton of money ( we got a free upgrade).

[Disneysocks]

After looking at travel republic, universal direct and hotels.com, I habpve just booked 2 club level rooms for July 27th 2020

Travel republic was £851 for two club rooms.

Universal direct was £1220 for two club rooms

Quidco- hotels.com- £875.32 minus £62.24 tracked cash back making the two rooms £813.08 which works out at £406.54 each.

A bit sneaky that the cash back was 8% of the hotel price before taxes, not the full cost of the hotel but I am happy with that price for club level as we get breakfast, drinks and snack

[Pippy]

I’ve booked for beginning September 2020 for club room £316 with 12% cash back on ebookers, very happy with that price 😁