Interconnecting Rooms

ATO Jones · 16 Oct 21, 04:35 PM

Hi,
Just looking at booking two interconnecting (simply adjoining wouldn’t work) rooms for 2 adults /3 kids next April.

I know these are available at NPB, SL and Marvel and that I can put in the request a week before arrival. What I can’t find is the type of rooms necessary for the initial booking to facilitate this ie are they kings next to a double, or two doubles or a mix. Or does make any real difference now and they can easily change it up?

Anyone have any experience of this?

Tillyfloss · 16 Oct 21, 07:01 PM

It’s a good few years ago but we had connecting rooms in the New York, as it was then.
The rooms were spacious with 2 doubles in each room.
I think we had a garden view. We didn’t book it as a category but allocated on check in.
I must say my daughter’s friend was undergoing overnight peritoneal dialysis at the time so we had quite a bit of equipment with us.
That probably doesn’t help you much 🙃

cairn114 · 16 Oct 21, 08:10 PM

Have you looked at Santa Fe or Newport Bay family rooms?

ATO Jones · 16 Oct 21, 08:59 PM

Originally Posted by cairn114

Have you looked at Santa Fe or Newport Bay family rooms?

Yes. Honestly, having staying in a DLH hotel family room, the premium for two bedrooms seems worth it.

fiendj · 17 Oct 21, 10:02 AM

When we booked Sequoia Lodge we booked two rooms, both with two double beds. We then put a request in for interconnecting rooms about a week or so before we travelled and were given them at check in. We hadn't been given the option at booking to request interconnecting rooms.
As far as I know, they don't have to actually assign interconnecting rooms as it is considered a request as opposed to an actual booking. However, we have had our requests honoured on our last two trips. The first time being for interconnecting rooms and when we stayed at Newport Bay, we requested a high floor and we were put on the top floor.

rking89 · 18 Oct 21, 12:54 PM

We had 2 double rooms on a booking and got interconnecting rooms but hadn't requested it at the SL. Also remember staying at the Cheyenne in 2006 and had interconnecting rooms there too.

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	16 Oct 21, 04:35 PM ATO Jones Earning More Ears
ATO Jones Earning More Ears Join Date: Jul 21	Interconnecting Rooms Hi, Just looking at booking two interconnecting (simply adjoining wouldn’t work) rooms for 2 adults /3 kids next April. I know these are available at NPB, SL and Marvel and that I can put in the request a week before arrival. What I can’t find is the type of rooms necessary for the initial booking to facilitate this ie are they kings next to a double, or two doubles or a mix. Or does make any real difference now and they can easily change it up? Anyone have any experience of this?

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	16 Oct 21, 07:01 PM Tillyfloss Imagineer
Tillyfloss Imagineer Join Date: Aug 19 Location: Northwest	It’s a good few years ago but we had connecting rooms in the New York, as it was then. The rooms were spacious with 2 doubles in each room. I think we had a garden view. We didn’t book it as a category but allocated on check in. I must say my daughter’s friend was undergoing overnight peritoneal dialysis at the time so we had quite a bit of equipment with us. That probably doesn’t help you much 🙃

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	18 Oct 21, 12:54 PM rking89 Getting Excited
rking89 Getting Excited Join Date: Oct 18 Location: Somerset	We had 2 double rooms on a booking and got interconnecting rooms but hadn't requested it at the SL. Also remember staying at the Cheyenne in 2006 and had interconnecting rooms there too. __________________ Florida 92, 94, 96, 99, 01, 03, 05, 07, 12 Paris 06, 19, 22?