POP and coffee makers?

[magicalmemories]

Can anyone tell me if POP still offers coffee makers in the room? In general or Covid related? We have a 2 night stay coming up and I use it for hot water for my daughters oatmeal to give her her meds in.
Thanks!

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

They DID. I heard in room coffee makers were removed from all resorts during this time though.
If no one else comes along to give a definite answer you could call.

 

[nickys]

They DID. I heard in room coffee makers were removed from all resorts during this time though.
If no one else comes along to give a definite answer you could call.

There were rumours the coffee pots were going to be removed, which turned out to be unfounded.

Yes, there are still coffee pots in all rooms.

 

[Rbenz81]

Just got back last Saturday from a 6 night stay at Pop and the coffee maker was in the room.

 

[magicalmemories]

Thanks for everyone's responses! Good to know I'm set!

 

[westie]

Hmm, we were at the Contemporary in Jan. and we had no coffee maker for the first time.

 

[Tuvalu]

Hmm, we were at the Contemporary in Jan. and we had no coffee maker for the first time.

We stayed there on Saturday night. There was a Keurig and plenty of coffee pods.

 

[nickys]

Hmm, we were at the Contemporary in Jan. and we had no coffee maker for the first time.

Did you call Housekeeeping and ask for one? There absolutely should have been one in your room.

 

[JohnD]

Can anyone tell me if POP still offers coffee makers in the room? In general or Covid related? We have a 2 night stay coming up and I use it for hot water for my daughters oatmeal to give her her meds in.
Thanks!

Yes. They're the type that brew individual cups. You can brew one or two cups at the same time. Mousekeeping provides coffee pods for brewing as well as "Mini Moos", sweetener, and stirrers. It's nice because I no longer have to bring my Mr. Coffee coffeemaker with me. (I drive to WDW.)

 

[JohnD]

They DID. I heard in room coffee makers were removed from all resorts during this time though.
If no one else comes along to give a definite answer you could call.

They weren't.

 

[LovePop]

If you need hot water and somehow there's no coffee maker, you can get it at the food court. There is a free hot water tap in every Disney hotel's food court. I use it to cook ramen noodles. The water is steaming hot but not boiling hot. This was true before covid, at least.

 

[Jon81uk]

If you need hot water and somehow there's no coffee maker, you can get it at the food court. There is a free hot water tap in every Disney hotel's food court. I use it to cook ramen noodles. The water is steaming hot but not boiling hot. This was true before covid, at least.

It could be argued the hot water is provided to make hot tea for those who have paid for the refillable mug. But I would guess if you asked can I get some hot water the CM wouldn't stop you.

 

[Pooh'sBuddy]

Yes, there are still coffee pots in all rooms.

Just got back last Saturday from a 6 night stay at Pop and the coffee maker was in the room.

We stayed there on Saturday night. There was a Keurig and plenty of coffee pods.

Yes. They're the type that brew individual cups. You can brew one or two cups at the same time.

Are the pods the ones like plastic slide-in trays with a pack of coffee in it or more like k-cups? Oh, and the cups WDW provides - are they the insulated travel cups with lids?

 

[JohnD]

Are the pods the ones like plastic slide-in trays with a pack of coffee in it or more like k-cups? Oh, and the cups WDW provides - are they the insulated travel cups with lids?

For plastic slide-in trays. Cups are travel cups with lids. I think sleeves are provided too. I wouldn't know. I brought two of my own coffee mugs. One Halloween. The other Haunted Mansion. Obviously, I drank my coffee in my room before leaving.

 

[Pooh'sBuddy]

For plastic slide-in trays. Cups are travel cups with lids. I think sleeves are provided too. I wouldn't know. I brought two of my own coffee mugs. One Halloween. The other Haunted Mansion. Obviously, I drank my coffee in my room before leaving.

Thank you! The pictures I've seen posted weren't so clear to me.

 

[Tuvalu]

Are the pods the ones like plastic slide-in trays with a pack of coffee in it or more like k-cups? Oh, and the cups WDW provides - are they the insulated travel cups with lids?

In the deluxe resorts the coffee makers are Keurigs with k-cups.

 

[westie]

Did you call Housekeeeping and ask for one? There absolutely should have been one in your room.

Never occurred to me. I do a lot of Vegas trips and they don't do in-room coffee in Vegas so I figured it was Disney following suit and just being Disney in order to save another buck.

 

[carriebeth]

If you need hot water and somehow there's no coffee maker, you can get it at the food court. There is a free hot water tap in every Disney hotel's food court. I use it to cook ramen noodles. The water is steaming hot but not boiling hot. This was true before covid, at least.

You have no ability to get yourself any sort of beverage anywhere at Disney right now. All coffee, soda; tea etc is given to you by cast members from behind a table or counter

 

[JohnD]

You have no ability to get yourself any sort of beverage anywhere at Disney right now. All coffee, soda; tea etc is given to you by cast members from behind a table or counter

Even if you could, that is not what the OP wanted to do anyway. The OP wanted hot water in-room and not have to schlep off somewhere to get it.