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The studios or efficiencies are kind of small. Roughly the size of a hotel room - - maybe a bit larger but not much.
For a family of 4 it might work. But for four adults, I'd recommend against it.
My husband and I trip over each other. These are some of the smallest studios in the Hyatt system. Plus there is an abundance of furniture. I would stick to 2
Thanks everyone. We have 2 adults and 2 little kids... so a small hotel room, while not preferred, is ok... Though now a bit spoiled after staying our first time in a Mountain Lodge studio!
Just want to make sure we won't have any issues at check-in.
I would not recommend a studio. Tiny and no views. Get a one bedroom if you can - those are twice the size of a studio, have a w/d and fabulous bathroom, and many have great views.
I would not recommend a studio. Tiny and no views. Get a one bedroom if you can - those are twice the size of a studio, have a w/d and fabulous bathroom, and many have great views.
If you decide to stay with a studio ask for one with a large patio or balcony.
My wife and I recently stayed in building 15 in a studio for a week. We had a patio with a table and four chairs and a view. We agreed we would stay in a studio again only if a one bedroom was not available or we didn’t have the points. A one bedroom is better as quoted above.
We had to rearrange the furniture because the studio unit was too crowded. There is a table in front of the sofa that took up a lot of room. I moved it in front of the lock out door and stacked a few things on top of it.
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