True but that was at least during park hours when I was less likely to be in the room. The live band went until the Craftsman Grill closed. I guess it depends when you plan on being in the room.
It's the size of a normal hotel room, but only 1 bed and 1 sleeper sofa. So if you would be OK in a hotel room together, and one person is willing to sleep on the sofa sleeper (or just the couch not pulled out---my grown son did that because he didn't want to pull out the bed), you will be fine. Really the only difference between a DVC studio and a regular hotel room is the little kitchenette--mini frig and microwave. And 1 bed and 1 sleeper sofa instead of 2 beds. Nice thing about the Grand Californian is that they have balconies, so that adds a little extra space if someone wants to sit outside.
When you say looking to book what do you mean? If renting I would say it's nearly 0 at this point because of the availability on that date for a studio. I would suggest having a cash back up room somewhere if you are trying to rent or an owner going on a waitlist for the room (at 7 months, if you own another resort, or now, if you own there).
Yes sorry I meant renting. We are not owners anywhere. Guess we'll keep looking.
I've always either called member services or submitted requests through the member services 'chat' on the website.
Be flexible with your days and room size. Be signed in and everything done you can do before the opening---you can reserve online earlier than calling, so I'd highly recommend being online and ready to reserve. Practice ahead of time (not actually reserving, but looking at rooms and clicking them, etc.) I have never been in September so hopefully somebody else can answer that.
That's awesome, congrats! You will love it!
There are a few USB outlets, on the kitchen counter and the desk in the bedroom. Not the dozen USB outlets found in the regular rooms.
