belor
newbie
Hello:
This past April my family of 4 stayed at GSLE in a 1 bedroom unit (called a Master Suite), with the wife and I getting a king bed and the kids sleeping on a trundle bed in the other room. We also had two friends come down and they stayed in a "Grand Studio" unit w/ King bed. Both units were rented separately via Redweek as I figured that they were totally different units, but when we checked in, the front desk staff told us the Master Suite and Grand Studio are connected via a lock-off door, so they put us in adjoining rooms, and everything worked great.
We had such a nice time that we are looking to go back again in April 2017, but now that we know that the units connect, I went on Redweek to see if I can find a 2 bedroom suite combination of Master Suite + Grand Studio, but all the 2 bedroom units I see are called "Presidential Suites" and only have 1 king bed w/ rest of beds being queens.
Is it possible to rent both room types as a unit (like what the Royal Resorts would call a Villa) - and therefore save some $s, or do both units always have to be booked separately?
Thanks!
-john-
This past April my family of 4 stayed at GSLE in a 1 bedroom unit (called a Master Suite), with the wife and I getting a king bed and the kids sleeping on a trundle bed in the other room. We also had two friends come down and they stayed in a "Grand Studio" unit w/ King bed. Both units were rented separately via Redweek as I figured that they were totally different units, but when we checked in, the front desk staff told us the Master Suite and Grand Studio are connected via a lock-off door, so they put us in adjoining rooms, and everything worked great.
We had such a nice time that we are looking to go back again in April 2017, but now that we know that the units connect, I went on Redweek to see if I can find a 2 bedroom suite combination of Master Suite + Grand Studio, but all the 2 bedroom units I see are called "Presidential Suites" and only have 1 king bed w/ rest of beds being queens.
Is it possible to rent both room types as a unit (like what the Royal Resorts would call a Villa) - and therefore save some $s, or do both units always have to be booked separately?
Thanks!
-john-