We were there in May and didn't hear any construction noise at all. We are staying in the 2 bedroom connecting suite in June and I called and added the concierge request to my reservation. I'm planning to ask again when I check in. I really hope we get it! We had a club level standard room in May and it was wonderful.
My friend had a mobile key via her app when we stayed there in April. The reservation was under my name, and she was listed as the second adult. She had to link the reservation in her app, but that is all it took.
Sooo, all that to say YMMV, but I’d likely opt for a different resort if available. 
That's crazy! What tower were you in? And out of curiosity, what is a weirdo 2 bedroom suite?We just finished a stay in one of the weirdo 2 bedroom suites. I’m not sure where the 2 bedroom connecting family suites are located, but this was our view:
We are already DVC members, so seeing the build’s progress was intriguing. I’m not sure other guests would feel the same way. As far as noise, it was loud. The only time it actually bothered me though was our first afternoon when I was hanging out with my youngest on the sleeper sofa in the living room (closest area of the suite to the actual construction). The banging was headache inducing. The next day though we left the parks for four hours and napped in the main bedroom without any problem.
We have another cheapie staycation at the end of July during a conference my husband has to attend. Truthfully, if it weren’t for the conference/cheaper conference room rate, I would cancel. For younger children I’m sure it doesn’t matter, but my teenagers were completely grossed out by the pool. They have certainly been spoiled by our pool at home and other Disney resort pools (Aulani). It doesn’t help that every time they go in, someone poops and everyone is forced to get out. The signage at the pool entrances about not using the pools if diarrhea has been an issue in the past 14 days was a total buzz-kill for me.
I was told there wasn't one in the building and I'd have to go to Paradise Pier. I'm not sure if that is correct or not (my adult son did the checking).Is there a laundry room at Disneyland hotel? If so, where is it located?
We are booked in a 1 bedroom suite for June. The CM on the phone said those suites always only have 1 bathroom, but isn't it true that alot have 1.5 bathrooms?
I'm planning to request Frontier tower so we hopefully get 1.5 bathrooms and a balcony
Agree. Reservation was in my name and there was some option to allow my 2 guests access to the mobile key. I did that and no problem.
Eww about the pool and the sign (so gross lol). I don't do pools for that reason. I remember growing up and going to a nearby athletic club pool...they were constantly having to clear it out due to someone's accidental #2. I think that was traumatizing enough for me to swear off them!We just finished a stay in one of the weirdo 2 bedroom suites. I’m not sure where the 2 bedroom connecting family suites are located, but this was our view:
We are already DVC members, so seeing the build’s progress was intriguing. I’m not sure other guests would feel the same way. As far as noise, it was loud. The only time it actually bothered me though was our first afternoon when I was hanging out with my youngest on the sleeper sofa in the living room (closest area of the suite to the actual construction). The banging was headache inducing. The next day though we left the parks for four hours and napped in the main bedroom without any problem.
We have another cheapie staycation at the end of July during a conference my husband has to attend. Truthfully, if it weren’t for the conference/cheaper conference room rate, I would cancel. For younger children I’m sure it doesn’t matter, but my teenagers were completely grossed out by the pool. They have certainly been spoiled by our pool at home and other Disney resort pools (Aulani). It doesn’t help that every time they go in, someone poops and everyone is forced to get out. The signage at the pool entrances about not using the pools if diarrhea has been an issue in the past 14 days was a total buzz-kill for me.
Well, that's different. Mine definitely said Premium View Club Level Room.
If you are staying in a regular room there is a separate category (and price) for Club Level but when staying in a suite you can request to add Club Level but it won't be confirmed until you check in and they confirm it is available. The people who actually book Club Level in regular rooms have priority over those adding to suites (except the suites like the Fantasy Suite and Adventureland Suite which automatically have access to the lounge) so that sounds like the difference
This same sign is pretty much posted at every pool at every hotel, resort, and water park. Maybe it’s a California thing, but it is not unique.
That sign is a state of CA requirement for all public pools. We have them on the gates of all our community pools here too.
Here are some quick pics I snapped:
Wow- I thought all the beds had the light up head board! That is really some view. Is it the 2 bedroom jr suite? Or the 2 bedroom family suite? It will always be the Weirdo suite to me now, I'm just curiousWe were in the Frontier Tower. It’s a strange setup as it only accommodates six! Each bedroom has a king size bed and it’s own bathroom (which was amazing), and then there is a queen sleeper sofa in the living room plus an additional 1/2 bathroom. It was so weird to have a 2 bedroom suite just for six people!
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Main bedroom - slightly bitter it didn’t have the special headboard
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Rough pic, but view from the living room/sleeper sofa.
That makes sense! I guess I just never see the signs because I don't use public pools (I know, I know, it's strange lol).
