Disney4me Posted June 18 Report Posted June 18 Universal Kids Resort officially opens on July 1st, but we were able to tour the brand-new hotel early! This hotel is built with families in mind and only offers rooms for groups of four or more. Universal Kids Resort Hotel There are four room types – Standard Queen, Deluxe Queen, Signature Queen, and Family Suite. Right now, we’re taking you on a tour of a Standard Queen room. The Standard Queen room is a 288-square-foot room with one queen bed, a twin-over-full bunk bed, and a kid-friendly bathroom. Standard Queen room The bunk beds are a lot of fun, and we can imagine kids are going to fight over them. The color scheme is bright and colorful. Bunk beds There are some super fun lighting fixtures beside the bunk beds. Lighting fixture beside bunk beds Our room had a view right above the theme park entrance. Our view There’s a small table between the bunk beds and the larger bed. Nightstand The bed itself has multiple pillows. Plenty of pillows The nightstand on the other side of the bed has an alarm clock that also has a space to charge your phone on top, as well as a built-in sound machine with eight sounds to choose from. The alarm clock is also a sound machine There’s a place to sit right with a little loveseat, stool, and table. There’s a mirror here, too, as well as a trash and recycling bin. Seating area Underneath the loveseat are more spaces for storing luggage and other things. The one thing about this room is that there are plenty of spaces like this. Lots of storage space Beside that is a wide-screen TV. Underneath the TV are cabinets for storage space. TV and more cabinets One of those cabinets includes the room safe. Room safe You also get an ice bucket and extra cups. Ice bucket There’s a phone, as well. Phone You also get a fun notepad and colored pencils. Love the colored pencils Beside the TV is a large wardrobe for hanging clothes. It also has an extra pillow and blanket, luggage rack, and hangers. Wardrobe The hallway leading into the room is small, but there’s a full-length mirror on the outside of the bathroom door. Hallway There’s a thermostat so you can control the room’s temperature. Thermostat There are plenty of outlets; some are standard, but the ones by the beds and table have a regular outlet, a USB outlet, and a USB-C outlet. Lots of outlets in the room Let’s head into the bathroom. We thought it was a little small, but we also realized this isn’t a hotel where you’ll spend a week or longer…this is a short stay kind of place. There’s a large lighted mirror above the sink and counter. Bathroom There’s just one sink in the bathroom. On the counter are tissues. You’ll also find extra towels and toilet paper underneath. Sink and counter If you need a blow dryer, one is provided. Blow dryer Amenities include Dove soap. Amenities The bathroom also has a bathtub, as well as a shower. Bathtub and shower The tub and shower have a shower curtain. The toilet is right beside the shower and bath. Shower curtain You’ll find Dove shampoo, conditioner, and body wash attached to the wall in dispensers. More Dove amenities We’re so excited to finally be at Universal Kids Resort. Stay tuned to Disney Food Blog for more Universal Kids Resort tours, because we’re taking you through the entire theme park tomorrow! You Can Visit Universal’s NEW Theme Park BEFORE It Opens for Only $50 Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! WE KNOW DISNEY. YOU CAN, TOO. Oh boy, planning a Disney trip can be quite the adventure, and we totally get it! But fear not, dear friends, we compiled EVERYTHING you need (and the things to avoid!) to plan the ULTIMATE Disney vacation. Whether you're a rookie or a seasoned pro, our insider tips and tricks will have you exploring the parks like never before. 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