osully
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 9, 2016
Hi all - while the room appearance, cleanliness, proximity to Disney Springs, etc are all important to me and my husband for our next trip I have to say that a quiet nights sleep is probably #1.
We recently had the WORST sleep experience at Pop Century in February. Paper thin walls. Heard people sneezing at night for example. Seemed like the window and door blocked out 0% of the outdoor corridor noise. Just so bad.
Anyways we are considering between the following as we will be booking with AirMiles from Canada
- Doubletree Disney Springs - makes me think, because every room is a suite, there will be more distance between us and everyone else in the other rooms and therefore quieter. This is the most expensive one I am looking at in terms of points, and no fee.
- Best Western Lake Buena Vista - room with balcony - 2nd most expensive based on points - doesn’t show fees on the booking portal.
- Delta Lake Buena Vista - not a large # of rooms so again my theory is less people = less noise - I know this one is not an official Disney Springs hotel but they do offer a bus. 3rd most expensive based on points.
I’m also considering the Springhill Suites at Flamingo Crossing - honestly blown away by how new those suites look at this would be our cheapest option in terms of points. However no bus transport is included. Free breakfast though.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
PS
Unfortunately the Wyndham, Holiday Inn, or B Resort aren’t available on my points booking portal so those aren’t an option. The Hilton and Hilton Palace are too expensive and have $35 USD fee per night so are not appealing!
We recently had the WORST sleep experience at Pop Century in February. Paper thin walls. Heard people sneezing at night for example. Seemed like the window and door blocked out 0% of the outdoor corridor noise. Just so bad.
Anyways we are considering between the following as we will be booking with AirMiles from Canada
- Doubletree Disney Springs - makes me think, because every room is a suite, there will be more distance between us and everyone else in the other rooms and therefore quieter. This is the most expensive one I am looking at in terms of points, and no fee.
- Best Western Lake Buena Vista - room with balcony - 2nd most expensive based on points - doesn’t show fees on the booking portal.
- Delta Lake Buena Vista - not a large # of rooms so again my theory is less people = less noise - I know this one is not an official Disney Springs hotel but they do offer a bus. 3rd most expensive based on points.
I’m also considering the Springhill Suites at Flamingo Crossing - honestly blown away by how new those suites look at this would be our cheapest option in terms of points. However no bus transport is included. Free breakfast though.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
PS
Unfortunately the Wyndham, Holiday Inn, or B Resort aren’t available on my points booking portal so those aren’t an option. The Hilton and Hilton Palace are too expensive and have $35 USD fee per night so are not appealing!