hotel with 3 month old and (just turned)2 yr old

btsrc5

We will be going to Disney this fall for DD1's second birthday.  New baby will be about 3 months old.  Right now we are booked in a value resort, so the rooms have 2 double beds and are pretty small.  We could upgrade to a suite, with a "master" with a queen and two pull out double beds in the living area, but it will be twice as expensive. PNP are available if we request them. 

When DD was about that age, she was in the RNP or arms reach co-sleeper in our room.  We are flying, so taking either of these would be very difficult if not impossible (I dont think the RNP breaks down smaller, just folds flat?)

DD is still in her crib and we plan on keeping her there as long as possible.  She moves so much at night, I don't think she is ready for a toddler bed.  But who knows in 6 months? 

I am concerned about sleeping arrangements.  I don't know what to do about the new baby or DD sleeping and I don't want the new baby to keep DD up all night.  DD does not sleep well in bed with us at all (she likes her space apparently). 

Thoughts? 

jesselayne8

We flew a few times with the RnP. If you take the lower legs off it fits in a suitcase.

BeebopandBuddy

It's Disney, they don't have cribs available for the rooms at the hotel?

sometimesalwayschaotic

When we stayed at a hotel DD1 was in a PNP and DD2 co slept with us.

btsrc5

I will have to pull out our RNP and play with it- I didnt realize you could take it apart and fit it in a suitcase.  Thanks for the tip

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Pockety

We have the Eddie Bauer travel crib. It's about 30 at Target, folds completely flat, and fits easily in a suitcase. It takes up about as much room as an adult's sweatshirt. So not nothing, but no big deal. It also has a shoulder strap. It would definitel

okate0213

hheyderh:

When we stayed at a hotel DD1 was in a PNP and DD2 co slept with us.

This for us as wel

redheadinlove

You are a brave soul, mama!

jllmb79

For me I pay the extra money and rent a crib. It cost me $89 for a full size crib delivered to my resort for the week. I also pay to have the suite makes it easier to put my 22month old to bed at 7pm and still stay up with out disturbing her sleep.

shortstuff15

It wasn't Disney, but it was a regular Holiday Inn room with not much room (1 queen and a pull out couch) when my husband had a course last year when our girls were exactly that age.  Granted by then we had long since moved our oldest to a twin

Joyfullnoise

Flame worthy but once we put ds in pnp in bathroom while on vacation.