its there any disney hotel with rooms for 1 person?

[Armerius]

thinking in going alone in the next few months.

any advice would be welcome. thanks.

 

[Picasso243]

Yes, any hotel room can be booked for just one person. Try to get a room with a king bed if you can.

 

[JIMINYCR]

Any resort can book a solo traveler. Many guests take on a trip alone. The choice is how expensive do you want to go and what area of property do you want to stay at. The lower costly resorts will tend to draw noisier school groups or the team event young teen crowds. The higher end Deluxe more costly resorts tend to be quieter with more amenities.

 

[nickys]

If you choose me of the refurbed value resorts they have a wall bed over a sofa as the second bed. So it won’t feel like a regular room with 2 beds.

 

[JohnD]

Any resort depending on your spending level. I prefer two queens so I have another bed to put my stuff.

 

[ppete1975]

Disney is like any hotel, you can book any room for 1

 

[Grumpy06]

Not sure what your price point is but the Riviera has the tower rooms which sleep only two,a Murphy bed which comes down and covers the couch with a small balcony

 

[Mark48]

The Tower rooms-The size of a walk in closet.

 

[Club Cooloholic]

It's not a cruise ship

 

[Tom P.]

thinking in going alone in the next few months.

any advice would be welcome. thanks.

Any Disney hotel room can be booked for just a single person. So you can choose any hotel on property that meets your needs and budget.

That being said, be aware that Disney prices its hotel rooms the same for 1 or 2 adults. So if what you're wondering is if you can book as a single person and pay less, the answer is no. Just as an example, I just checked Pop Century from December 6th - 9th as an experiment. Whether I book with 1 adult or 2 adults, the rate comes out at $200.00 plus tax per night or $675.00 total when taxes are included.

 

[The Mom]

Very few US hotels built in the past 70 years or so have single rooms. There may be a few left at historic hotels (which may still have meals included with the room, ) but certainly not at WDW.

As @Club Cooloholic mentioned, single cabins are still available on many cruise ships - I just booked one for my son on an upcoming family trip. And many non-US hotels still have rooms for solo travelers.