Four Person Queen Rooms at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort
By Dave Shute
(For the first page of this review of Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort, see this.)
PHOTO TOUR OF A FOUR PERSON QUEEN BED ROOM AT DISNEY’S CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORT
Most rooms at Caribbean Beach sleep four on two queens, five on two queens and a fold down bed, or, in the Pirate rooms in Trinidad, four on two fulls.
This photo tour is of a four person, two queen room. (For five person rooms, see this, and for Pirate rooms, see this.)
A 2014 refurb added queen beds to most Caribbean Beach rooms, replacing the full beds in all but the Pirate rooms in Trinidad. Some rooms also had a fifth sleeping spot added.
The bed side of the four-person, two-queen room has the queens on one side and a small bedside table between them.
Here’s the bed side from the back. This side will also have the connecting door (at right) if present, and a coat rack near the door.
There’s fun light fixtures.
A closer view of a queen.
The bedside table has a storage shelf below…
…and a drawer large enough for your most valuable books.
Further back is the bath. The sink area of the bath is separated from the rest of the room by sliding solid doors–rather than the fabric curtain you will find at Port Orleans Riverside and French Quarter, and in the Pirate rooms at Caribbean Beach. The sliding doors improve the trapping of both light and noise from the bathroom, plus make it feel more private. (This photo is of a different room than the rest of the images on this page; note the bed stripe, which is disappearing.)
Here’s the sinks themselves.
Note the storage underneath.
At the side is the clothes hanging area, iron, ironing board, and wall safe.
A closer view of the hair dryer.
In their own separate space you’ll find the toilet and tub/shower combo.
Back in the main space, the other side of the room has a table and chairs with mirror above, a dresser/mini-fridge combo with a TV above, and a thingy that can be used either as a bench or for luggage.
The TV side from the back.
A closer view of the table and chairs…
…and of the lamp overhead, styled like the ones at the heads of the beds…
…and the window curtains.
The object on the table was a “welcome back gift, which Disney has recently started giving to visitors returning to a resort they’d stayed at before. This was my ninth stay in a Caribbean Beach room, so it’s about time!
The gift itself–nice chocolate.
The dresser has three small drawers on either side, a TV above, and min-fridge in the middle.
A closer view of some drawers. To give you a sense of size, my book is 6″ by 9″.
The mini-fridge with scaling objects. Note the glass door–a new thing now common across Disney World that helps you see what’s in the fridge without opening the doors. It’s amazing how much energy a little thing like that can save when spread across 25,000 rooms…
The last item on this side of the room is this bench/luggage stand.
The art above the bench.
For families that don’t need the fifth sleeping spot, these rooms are slightly more livable than five-person rooms, as the dresser drawers are more accessible, and there’s more of an open feeling to the TV side of the room.
PHOTO TOUR OF A FIVE PERSON QUEEN AND MURPHY BED ROOM AT DISNEY’S CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORT
This review continues here.
PAGES IN THIS REVIEW OF DISNEY’S CARIBBEAN BEACH RESORT
- Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort: Overview and Summary
- Theming, accommodations and villages at Caribbean Beach
- Photo tour of a four person queen bed room at Caribbean Beach
- Photo tour of a five person queen and murphy bed room at Caribbean Beach
- Photo tour of a four person full bed Pirate room at Caribbean Beach
- Amenities at Caribbean Beach
- Dining at Caribbean Beach
- The main pool at Caribbean Beach
OTHER KEY PAGES FOR WHERE TO STAY AT DISNEY WORLD
- Where to stay–the Basics
- Where first-timers should stay
- Reviews of all the Disney World resorts, based on my 160+ stays in them
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