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Is the pull out sofa bed at DVC Villas comfortable?
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lostpro9het
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I've never met a sofa bed that was comfortable.
Lucky
Well-Known Member
My thoughts exactly.
Thanks everyone for the feedback, and thanks @DisDadWoz for the good idea.
boilerpicc
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I have slept on the sofa beds many times with my husband, and we both thought they were OK. It wasn't as comfortable as the normal bed, but it was way more comfortable than the sofa bed we had at home.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
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.
Well you are genetically superior cap so you are probably even comfortable sleeping Klingon style.
EOD K9
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My daughters won't sleep in pack n plays anymore, but sleep in their own cribs fine. That being said, the wife and I have to each take a baby and sleep in separate beds on vacation. I took the pullout at SSR last week and it wasn't terrible. They don't unfold like standard pullouts and the room came with a cloth quilt topper. It is no memory foam topper, but it will work for a night or two. I don't know if I could do a week on one though,
graphite1326
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Thank you for these comments. I have tried to sleep on one of these before but not at WDW. I was wondering if theirs were any better. Our next trip there will be 5 of us and I was looking into a suite. Guess we will look at just having two rooms instead.
Raineman
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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.
PineapplePrincess
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DD17 never complains and she complains about EVERYTHING! I myself have slept on the murphy bed at the Poly (snoring issues) and it was fine.
I've slept in the sofa beds at both Bay Lake and Wilderness Lodge. For sofa beds (and I'm remembering that old blue naugahyde sofa bed in our den), both are comfortable. Didn't sleep in the sofa bed at Saratoga Springs, but my daughter and her BF said it was okay. As @DisDadWoz mentioned, I brought a foam mattress topper I picked up at Bed, Bath & Beyond - they said it made it a little better.
The most comfortable sofa type bed I've slept in at Disney was the murphy bed in the Ft. Wilderness cabins. It has a very thick foam mattress on a wood platform so you didn't have those squeaky springs like you do in a sofa bed. Sadly, they are removing the murphy beds in the cabins as part of the refurbishment and replacing them with sofa beds.
The pull down bed in the table at WLV is really meant for a child - or a very short petite adult. It's more like a murphy bed (thick foam mattress on wooden platform) than a sofa bed (mattress on sofa springs, basically). They have the same type of bed in the rooms in the Alligator Bayou section at Port Orleans Riverside. Just be warned that you will loose the table in order to use the pull down bed.
The most comfortable sofa type bed I've slept in at Disney was the murphy bed in the Ft. Wilderness cabins. It has a very thick foam mattress on a wood platform so you didn't have those squeaky springs like you do in a sofa bed. Sadly, they are removing the murphy beds in the cabins as part of the refurbishment and replacing them with sofa beds.
The pull down bed in the table at WLV is really meant for a child - or a very short petite adult. It's more like a murphy bed (thick foam mattress on wooden platform) than a sofa bed (mattress on sofa springs, basically). They have the same type of bed in the rooms in the Alligator Bayou section at Port Orleans Riverside. Just be warned that you will loose the table in order to use the pull down bed.
SyracuseDisneyFan
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I slept on the sofa bed once at Bay Lake Tower. It wasn't bad, but not exactly fun.