My 13yo DD loves them. She's tried VWL and both houses at AKL.I'm thinking about renting points at a DVC Villa next year - a studio at either AKL or WL. How comfortable is the pull out sofa bed? Or even that cool little table/bed at WL?
My thoughts exactly.I've never met a sofa bed that was comfortable.
We were at Saratoga Springs last November. The pullout might be ok for children, but for an adult it was pretty uncomfortable and difficlut to get in and out based on the layout of the furniture.
I've never met a sofa bed that was comfortable.
My thoughts exactly.
Really? I've slept on both the Murphy bed and the pull-out at Art of Animation and both of them were fantastic. I'm a big guy (6', 240), too. I can't imagine the DVC resorts are worse than what they have at AoA, unless it's been awhile since the last hard goods rehab.I concur with the comments above. For a child, they are fine. For an adult, they could be classified as a torture device.
Well you are genetically superior cap so you are probably even comfortable sleeping Klingon style.Really? I've slept on both the Murphy bed and the pull-out at Art of Animation and both of them were fantastic. I'm a big guy (6', 240), too. I can't imagine the DVC resorts are worse than what they have at AoA, unless it's been awhile since the last hard goods rehab.
I've experienced the pull out bed at AoA as well, and for a pull out bed it was OK. Having said that, the rest of the time, I just slept on the couch. Didn't try the Murphy bed.Really? I've slept on both the Murphy bed and the pull-out at Art of Animation and both of them were fantastic. I'm a big guy (6', 240), too. I can't imagine the DVC resorts are worse than what they have at AoA, unless it's been awhile since the last hard goods rehab.
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