2 bedroom DVCs with 3 beds

[SGarv]

I am a brand new DVC owner and an avid WDW visitor. I was doing some research for our first trip using our points and was watching You Tube videos, looking at floor plans, and looking at pictures on Disney's website. I have a question about the two bedrooms. I see that some of the two bedrooms have one king bed and two beds in the studio portion while others have one bed in there and the pull out couch (and some of the updated ones a drop down bed as well). I'm just not sure what has been updated and what has not.

Do my long winded question is do you know which of the resorts have the 3 real beds rather than the pull outs? Thank you all.

 

[JaxFLBear]

If you want two real beds in the second bedroom, you need to book a dedicated 2-bedroom.

There are two DVC Resorts that DON'T have dedicated 2-bedroom villas. BWV and the Jambo House portion of AKV don't have dedicated 2-bedrooms.

A lock-off 2-bedroom is a studio & 1-bedroom with an interior connecting door. The studio will have a queen bed and a sleeper sofa. OKW is the exception and will have 2 queen beds in the studio portion of the lock-off.

NOTE: When booking online, you will want to pick the 2-bedroom option that DOESN'T say LOCK-OFF.

 

[DisDadWoz]

Unless you are really in a pinch I would recommend staying away from the lock-off options. The dedicated 2 bedroom really feel roomy where the lock-off still makes it seem like a cramped hotel room.

 

[DisneyFreak]

One bonus to the lock-off is separate climate controls. Another is the 2nd bedroom then has it's own little kitchenette with little fridge, microwave and coffeemaker.

 

[SGarv]

Ahhhh now I understand what the difference is with the 2 bedroom lock-off and not. i have been wondering why they give the choice in the reservation option. Thank you very much, that's extremely helpful!