zjhasan1976
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This is a newbie question so I hope that the experienced folks are able to provide input.
There seems to be a big variance in the size of one bedroom units designated for '4 adults'.
Example:
1 bedroom Premium Villa in SDO is 790 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in SVV is 900 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in WKOR is 900 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in Lagunamar is 740 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in Atlantis is 862 square feet.
IMO, 700 square feet is a lot of space. Is it safe to assume that the head counts are for adults only and they would be fine with a combination of 2 adults/3 kids or 3 adults/2 kids?
I can see the rationale for a 400 or 500 square foot studio villa being designated for 4 adults max but how does this logic apply to one bedroom units that are almost twice the size?
My reason for asking is that if I can save some points by going in a 1 bedroom premium vs. a 2 bedroom, I can use those for future banking or something else.
There seems to be a big variance in the size of one bedroom units designated for '4 adults'.
Example:
1 bedroom Premium Villa in SDO is 790 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in SVV is 900 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in WKOR is 900 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in Lagunamar is 740 square feet.
1 bedroom Premium Villa in Atlantis is 862 square feet.
IMO, 700 square feet is a lot of space. Is it safe to assume that the head counts are for adults only and they would be fine with a combination of 2 adults/3 kids or 3 adults/2 kids?
I can see the rationale for a 400 or 500 square foot studio villa being designated for 4 adults max but how does this logic apply to one bedroom units that are almost twice the size?
My reason for asking is that if I can save some points by going in a 1 bedroom premium vs. a 2 bedroom, I can use those for future banking or something else.
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