Beach Club Studio

[suzyq0626]

We are using points from a friend and staying in a Beach Club studio. It'll be dh and me with 7,4 and 1 year old. The baby will be in a pack n play. Do you think we'd also be able to fit one of the other kids on the floor in a sleeping bag that we'd bring with the sofa sleeper open? This seemed perfect when we booked it but now I'm getting concerned about the 4 and 7 year old getting "decent" sleep in the sofa sleeper together!

 

[disneygirlinnj]

Was just in a BCV studio a few weeks ago. It's possible for the sleeping bag for a child but it will be tight and a bit cluttered. Granted it's only for sleeping though. The pack and play might also take up a bit of room and not leave much room for the sleeping bag.

We had 4 adults (2 in the bed, 2 on the sofa) and it was still a little tight.

 

[Deb & Bill]

We are using points from a friend and staying in a Beach Club studio. It'll be dh and me with 7,4 and 1 year old. The baby will be in a pack n play. Do you think we'd also be able to fit one of the other kids on the floor in a sleeping bag that we'd bring with the sofa sleeper open? This seemed perfect when we booked it but now I'm getting concerned about the 4 and 7 year old getting "decent" sleep in the sofa sleeper together!

With the pack and play set up, you are going to have a hard time finding enough space to set up a sleeping bag or air bed for your other child. Except maybe by the bathroom.

 

[Pirate Granny]

I believe you would have to put the sleeping bag, right in front of the door to the corridor.

 

[LSchrow]

if you think the 4 & 7 yo's might not be able to sleep together, consider having one of them sleep on the unopened couch, and the other on an airbed (more comfy than a sleeping bag, and takes up about the same amount of packing space).
another option is to have one parent sleep with a child in the bed, and the other parent/child in the sleeper sofa.

an open sleeper sofa, a pack & play, AND a sleeping bag would be very tight - most likely requiring climbing over someone just to use the bathroom (potentially hazardous in the dark).
i suggest not blocking the door with a pack & play or sleeping bag/airbed - that is the only exit in case of an emergency (unless you are on a ground floor).

 

[suzyq0626]

Thanks so much! The unopened sofa might be our best bet. We have tried 1 adult and child previously and my husband and I slept horribly! And maybe they'll be fine together, but I'd like to have a back up option in case!