Rooms at the Swan

[MickeyMad]

Hi all - got a holiday booked for next March at the Swan for my husband,myself and the two children, we are in a standard room but my question is...is it possible to have a room where the children are not sleeping in a bed directly to us, possibly in another room within our room? Been trying to find out but can't seem to find out anything :brick: so I've turned to the one place where I know i will get some very valuable advise.Thanks :wave:

 

[JPVonDrake]

Hi all - got a holiday booked for next March at the Swan for my husband,myself and the two children, we are in a standard room but my question is...is it possible to have a room where the children are not sleeping in a bed directly to us, possibly in another room within our room? Been trying to find out but can't seem to find out anything :brick: so I've turned to the one place where I know i will get some very valuable advise.Thanks :wave:

Both connecting rooms and luxury suites are available at the Walt Disney World Swan.

Connecting rooms required of course the booking of two rooms and requesting them to be connecting. Remember, connecting Rooms are request only and can not be guaranteed.

Suites are also available and feature luxury accommodations in addition to a separate bedroom(s) from the parlor. These suites are only available if booked directly with the Swan and are not sold by the Disney Reservation Center.

 

[luvorlando]

I don't think the Swan has suites with seperate bedrooms except for the really high end ones.

The Dolphin has Jr. Suites that would suit your needs.

http://www.swandolphin.com/accommodations/junior.html

 

[Always_Disney]

Jr. Suites

The Jr. Suites right now are listed at $450 a night. Not bad considering the location you're at on the resort....walk to Epcot and MGM (or boat) and the boardwalk is right there. The link posted previously will give you a 360 degree look at all the suite rooms. Have fun!

 

[MickeyMad]

:wave: Hi again - thanks all for your help. Will look into the connecting rooms idea.

 

[WDWScottieBoy]

You can book a second room and request it to be connecting (it's rare that we cannot get them connecting, at worse we will get them to be adjoining).

One other possibility, is to call and have your room turn into a one bedroom suite in which you would have a standard room with either two queen beds or a king and pull-out queen sofa and then you would have a connecting parlor room (basically a living room which has a pull-out queen sofa).

And I can almost guarantee we will have both of those available as it is so far out. If there's anything else I can help you out with, please let me know.