Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit " The Mouse " in Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestions on hotels on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge and microwave) and possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)? The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas would be helpful!! Thanks!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 All the properties owned by Disney with the set up you are looking for are very expensive (Maybe 300+ a night) Check out the Doubletree Hotel at Downtown Disney (sometimes called Disney Village.) We stayed there Xmas 97-98 and were pleased with the hotel. It had a full kitchen in miniature, two rooms, three TVs. Also, very close to the Disney gates by Epcot are the Holiday Inn Family Suites. They are advertised as being very kid friendly (some rooms have bunk beds) but I don't know what they are like inside. Both hotels can be found on internet and I would guess they both cost less than $200 a night. Barb OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit "The Mouse" in Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestions on hotels on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge and microwave) and possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)? The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas would be helpful!! Thanks!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 All the properties owned by Disney with the set up you are looking for are very expensive (Maybe 300+ a night) Check out the Doubletree Hotel at Downtown Disney (sometimes called Disney Village.) We stayed there Xmas 97-98 and were pleased with the hotel. It had a full kitchen in miniature, two rooms, three TVs. Also, very close to the Disney gates by Epcot are the Holiday Inn Family Suites. They are advertised as being very kid friendly (some rooms have bunk beds) but I don't know what they are like inside. Both hotels can be found on internet and I would guess they both cost less than $200 a night. Barb OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit "The Mouse" in Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestions on hotels on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge and microwave) and possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)? The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas would be helpful!! Thanks!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 4, 2001 Report Share Posted January 4, 2001 All the properties owned by Disney with the set up you are looking for are very expensive (Maybe 300+ a night) Check out the Doubletree Hotel at Downtown Disney (sometimes called Disney Village.) We stayed there Xmas 97-98 and were pleased with the hotel. It had a full kitchen in miniature, two rooms, three TVs. Also, very close to the Disney gates by Epcot are the Holiday Inn Family Suites. They are advertised as being very kid friendly (some rooms have bunk beds) but I don't know what they are like inside. Both hotels can be found on internet and I would guess they both cost less than $200 a night. Barb OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit "The Mouse" in Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestions on hotels on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge and microwave) and possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)? The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas would be helpful!! Thanks!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 Actually there are a few options on site for you to stay. The Old Key West Resort is a Vacation Club Property but it does sell rooms to the public. It is on the property and a two bedroom off season runs less than $250.00 per night. They all have huge beautiful kitchens and loads of hiden sleeping space plus they are all set in the Key West theme. Less pricey on site is Fort Wilderness where you can rent a log cabin home complete with kitchen for less then $150.00 per night. We did this over Thanksgiving and even though we own property at Old Key West we really enjoyed the campgrounds with all the extra things to do like horseback riding and a cookout. If you are really looking to save money there are suites hotels by the airport for under $60 a night. You wind up with a 20+ minute ride everyday but you can really save. I sometimes stay there on my fly-in day if I am arriving late. I feel like I am beating Eisner out of a few bucks which I wind up spending later on turkey legs! I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I will be running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouse and is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS) Best and Happy New Year GEOFF Dubrowsky > All the properties owned by Disney with the set up you are looking for are > very expensive (Maybe 300+ a night) Check out the Doubletree Hotel at > Downtown Disney (sometimes called Disney Village.) We stayed there Xmas > 97-98 and were pleased with the hotel. It had a full kitchen in miniature, > two rooms, three TVs. Also, very close to the Disney gates by Epcot are the > Holiday Inn Family Suites. They are advertised as being very kid friendly > (some rooms have bunk beds) but I don't know what they are like inside. Both > hotels can be found on internet and I would guess they both cost less than > $200 a night. > Barb > > > > OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit " The Mouse " in > > Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestions on hotels > > on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge and microwave) and > > possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)? > > The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas would be > > helpful!! > > Thanks!! > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 Pick a date, bring the wine, wear your ears and Corn Pops or Kinnikinnick Bagels for everyone! Heidi Re: Disney suggestions...? Actually there are a few options on site for you to stay. The Old KeyWest Resort is a Vacation Club Property but it does sell rooms to thepublic. It is on the property and a two bedroom off season runs lessthan $250.00 per night. They all have huge beautiful kitchens andloads of hiden sleeping space plus they are all set in the Key Westtheme.Less pricey on site is Fort Wilderness where you can rent a log cabinhome complete with kitchen for less then $150.00 per night. We didthis over Thanksgiving and even though we own property at Old Key Westwe really enjoyed the campgrounds with all the extra things to do likehorseback riding and a cookout.If you are really looking to save money there are suites hotels by theairport for under $60 a night. You wind up with a 20+ minute rideeveryday but you can really save. I sometimes stay there on my fly-inday if I am arriving late. I feel like I am beating Eisner out of afew bucks which I wind up spending later on turkey legs!I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I willbe running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouseand is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS)Best and Happy New YearGEOFF Dubrowsky> All the properties owned by Disney with the set up you are lookingfor are> very expensive (Maybe 300+ a night) Check out the Doubletree Hotelat> Downtown Disney (sometimes called Disney Village.) We stayed thereXmas> 97-98 and were pleased with the hotel. It had a full kitchen inminiature,> two rooms, three TVs. Also, very close to the Disney gates byEpcot are the> Holiday Inn Family Suites. They are advertised as being very kidfriendly> (some rooms have bunk beds) but I don't know what they are likeinside. Both> hotels can be found on internet and I would guess they both costless than> $200 a night.> Barb> >> > OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit "TheMouse" in> > Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestionson hotels> > on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge andmicrowave) and> > possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)?> > The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas wouldbe> > helpful!!> > Thanks!!> > > >> >Mosaic meets the 2nd Thursday morning and the 3rd Wednesday evening of every month.http://www.egroups.com/community/MosaicMoms Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 Pick a date, bring the wine, wear your ears and Corn Pops or Kinnikinnick Bagels for everyone! Heidi Re: Disney suggestions...? Actually there are a few options on site for you to stay. The Old KeyWest Resort is a Vacation Club Property but it does sell rooms to thepublic. It is on the property and a two bedroom off season runs lessthan $250.00 per night. They all have huge beautiful kitchens andloads of hiden sleeping space plus they are all set in the Key Westtheme.Less pricey on site is Fort Wilderness where you can rent a log cabinhome complete with kitchen for less then $150.00 per night. We didthis over Thanksgiving and even though we own property at Old Key Westwe really enjoyed the campgrounds with all the extra things to do likehorseback riding and a cookout.If you are really looking to save money there are suites hotels by theairport for under $60 a night. You wind up with a 20+ minute rideeveryday but you can really save. I sometimes stay there on my fly-inday if I am arriving late. I feel like I am beating Eisner out of afew bucks which I wind up spending later on turkey legs!I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I willbe running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouseand is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS)Best and Happy New YearGEOFF Dubrowsky> All the properties owned by Disney with the set up you are lookingfor are> very expensive (Maybe 300+ a night) Check out the Doubletree Hotelat> Downtown Disney (sometimes called Disney Village.) We stayed thereXmas> 97-98 and were pleased with the hotel. It had a full kitchen inminiature,> two rooms, three TVs. Also, very close to the Disney gates byEpcot are the> Holiday Inn Family Suites. They are advertised as being very kidfriendly> (some rooms have bunk beds) but I don't know what they are likeinside. Both> hotels can be found on internet and I would guess they both costless than> $200 a night.> Barb> >> > OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit "TheMouse" in> > Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestionson hotels> > on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge andmicrowave) and> > possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)?> > The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas wouldbe> > helpful!!> > Thanks!!> > > >> >Mosaic meets the 2nd Thursday morning and the 3rd Wednesday evening of every month.http://www.egroups.com/community/MosaicMoms Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 Pick a date, bring the wine, wear your ears and Corn Pops or Kinnikinnick Bagels for everyone! Heidi Re: Disney suggestions...? Actually there are a few options on site for you to stay. The Old KeyWest Resort is a Vacation Club Property but it does sell rooms to thepublic. It is on the property and a two bedroom off season runs lessthan $250.00 per night. They all have huge beautiful kitchens andloads of hiden sleeping space plus they are all set in the Key Westtheme.Less pricey on site is Fort Wilderness where you can rent a log cabinhome complete with kitchen for less then $150.00 per night. We didthis over Thanksgiving and even though we own property at Old Key Westwe really enjoyed the campgrounds with all the extra things to do likehorseback riding and a cookout.If you are really looking to save money there are suites hotels by theairport for under $60 a night. You wind up with a 20+ minute rideeveryday but you can really save. I sometimes stay there on my fly-inday if I am arriving late. I feel like I am beating Eisner out of afew bucks which I wind up spending later on turkey legs!I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I willbe running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouseand is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS)Best and Happy New YearGEOFF Dubrowsky> All the properties owned by Disney with the set up you are lookingfor are> very expensive (Maybe 300+ a night) Check out the Doubletree Hotelat> Downtown Disney (sometimes called Disney Village.) We stayed thereXmas> 97-98 and were pleased with the hotel. It had a full kitchen inminiature,> two rooms, three TVs. Also, very close to the Disney gates byEpcot are the> Holiday Inn Family Suites. They are advertised as being very kidfriendly> (some rooms have bunk beds) but I don't know what they are likeinside. Both> hotels can be found on internet and I would guess they both costless than> $200 a night.> Barb> >> > OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit "TheMouse" in> > Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestionson hotels> > on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge andmicrowave) and> > possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)?> > The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas wouldbe> > helpful!!> > Thanks!!> > > >> >Mosaic meets the 2nd Thursday morning and the 3rd Wednesday evening of every month.http://www.egroups.com/community/MosaicMoms Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 In a message dated 1/5/01 6:46:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, trotts19@... writes: << I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I will be running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouse and is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS) >> Heidi: When is the Mosaic-Disney seminar being held at your house? P.S.: The Dads are not pains!! We need more Mosaic Dads! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 In a message dated 1/5/01 6:46:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, trotts19@... writes: << I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I will be running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouse and is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS) >> Heidi: When is the Mosaic-Disney seminar being held at your house? P.S.: The Dads are not pains!! We need more Mosaic Dads! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 In a message dated 1/5/01 6:46:00 AM Eastern Standard Time, trotts19@... writes: << I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I will be running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouse and is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS) >> Heidi: When is the Mosaic-Disney seminar being held at your house? P.S.: The Dads are not pains!! We need more Mosaic Dads! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 I would like to revise the location of this special meeting to any place with a bar on Route 17 north of Route 4. We will keep you posted. Heidi Re: Re: Disney suggestions...? <<I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I willbe running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouseand is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS) >>Heidi: When is the Mosaic-Disney seminar being held at your house? :)P.S.: The Dads are not pains!! We need more Mosaic Dads!Mosaic meets the 2nd Thursday morning and the 3rd Wednesday evening of every month.http://www.egroups.com/community/MosaicMoms Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 I would like to revise the location of this special meeting to any place with a bar on Route 17 north of Route 4. We will keep you posted. Heidi Re: Re: Disney suggestions...? <<I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I willbe running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouseand is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS) >>Heidi: When is the Mosaic-Disney seminar being held at your house? :)P.S.: The Dads are not pains!! We need more Mosaic Dads!Mosaic meets the 2nd Thursday morning and the 3rd Wednesday evening of every month.http://www.egroups.com/community/MosaicMoms Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 5, 2001 Report Share Posted January 5, 2001 I would like to revise the location of this special meeting to any place with a bar on Route 17 north of Route 4. We will keep you posted. Heidi Re: Re: Disney suggestions...? <<I also give valet parking tips for the park at a seminar that I willbe running at Hedi's House. The seminar is called Beating The Mouseand is free to all Mosaic Moms! (NO DADS BECAUSE WE ARE ALL PAINS) >>Heidi: When is the Mosaic-Disney seminar being held at your house? :)P.S.: The Dads are not pains!! We need more Mosaic Dads!Mosaic meets the 2nd Thursday morning and the 3rd Wednesday evening of every month.http://www.egroups.com/community/MosaicMoms Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2001 Report Share Posted January 26, 2001 In a message dated 1/4/01 11:04:37 AM Eastern Standard Time, amterry@... writes: << OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit " The Mouse " in Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestions on hotels on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge and microwave) and possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)? The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas would be helpful!! Thanks!! Mosaic meets t >> , I just saw your post and wanted to let you know that the restaurants in Disney's hotel's are very accomodating to the g/f/c/f diet! They are used to it from Celiac patrons. If you want to have breafast at Mickey's (it's in one of the Disney Hotels) and there is another restaurant with characters in the Polynesian Hotel - they have the c/f/c/f waffles and pancakes and will make anything you would like if you call ahead of time. It was absolutley wonderful - we had no problem in Disney! Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 26, 2001 Report Share Posted January 26, 2001 In a message dated 1/4/01 11:04:37 AM Eastern Standard Time, amterry@... writes: << OK, my husband is trying to book our first trip to visit " The Mouse " in Orlando with both boys for the first week in May. Any suggestions on hotels on the property that have a kitchenette (small fridge and microwave) and possibly a suite set-up (2 rooms)? The price ranges would also be helpful. Actually, any ideas would be helpful!! Thanks!! Mosaic meets t >> , I just saw your post and wanted to let you know that the restaurants in Disney's hotel's are very accomodating to the g/f/c/f diet! They are used to it from Celiac patrons. If you want to have breafast at Mickey's (it's in one of the Disney Hotels) and there is another restaurant with characters in the Polynesian Hotel - they have the c/f/c/f waffles and pancakes and will make anything you would like if you call ahead of time. It was absolutley wonderful - we had no problem in Disney! Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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