Hey all!!
Love this thread. the pics of the updated rooms makes me so excited to stay there in August (hoping for an updated room! they're stunning. Requested tower 3 so fingers crossed)
I'm getting conflicting information regarding fridges in the rooms, and im sure it's been covered somewhere in the 14 pages in this thread, but I've read through to page 9 a week or two ago and cant remember if there was solid confirmation.
I know in the past, they weren't included unless you had a medical need or paid $15 per day for one, but in the pics above, it shows an empty mini fridge.
Do we have definitive confirmation that there is a mini fridge in all rooms free of charge now?
We are getting a GG order at Disney and will have things to bring across (beers, water etc) and just want to know what to expect.
Keep up the good work Schumigirl, great thread!!!
Thanks Mac.it is listed in the sticky that all rooms at rpr have the mini fridge in the room.
it is built into the cabinet.
no charge as it is part of the room amenity.
if you look again at the pictures of the rooms in the rpr sticky, you will see one where the fridge door is open and it shows the size of holding space.
take a look again so you can see if it will accomodate what you are buying
you can always order the $4 styrofoam chest and fill it with ice from the machines to hold items to be kept cool.
ice machines are on every floor in the hotel.
i went that route years ago as i did not want to rent the chest fridges.
schumi is doing an awesome job with her hotel stickies!
The minifridge is most definitely there.
The great thing about having stickies for the hotels is all info we know is listed in it.
If you did not read the sticky, I will list it here for you.
Usually i tell the readers to look through the sticky as that is the reason they were made.
To provide all infomation that we could find to help others locate things quickly.
ISLANDS FOR BREAKFAST
This is a choice of either an all you can eat selection or you can order separately off the menu. Breakfast hours are Monday - Friday 7am till 11am and Saturday and Sunday are 7am till noon.
https://www.universalorlando.com/Images/Islands_Breakfast_Menu2014_tcm13-15507.pdf
Every Sunday, experience an island twist on the traditional breakfast with your favorite theme park characters at Loews Royal Pacific Resort
Sundays, 7:00am – 12:00pm
Adults – $26.99 (plus tax)
Kids 9 and Under – $14.99 (plus tax)
For what it's worth, I feel like I have memorized the stickies, especially the food sticky, but the info you put out here just didn't seem to answer my question, which was what was the cost of the RPR standard breakfast buffet, not character meal. I was surely not trying to be lazy and bypass all of the helpful information in the stickies. I am usually one who points people in their direction.
On the Universal website and the Loews website, the Kitchen at HRH show a menu for breakfast and a separate menu for breakfast buffet - $21 per person. This information is not provided on any website related to RPR, except for the character breakfast referenced above. This was the basis for my original question, again, not because I can't, or chose no to, read the sticky as you referenced. Interesting now I am fully researching it, HRH is the only of the onsite hotels that has a specific breakfast buffet menu, Portofino does not publish one as well, although I believe I read that Trattoria offers a similar buffet.
That said, it just didn't feel right that RPR would be $6 more per person than HRH for a similar breakfast buffet owned by the same company, so I called Universal Dining and direct to RPR and was told the buffet was $20.99 per person, which seems much more in line. I will be there in six weeks and will take a picture of the buffet menu so we have it for both the food sticky and the RPR sticky. I was under the impression that the character meals in the hotels did not pass thru a surcharge for the character experience, but it seems I am wrong about that, at least the breakfast interaction. It did seem that the dinners with the characters did not require a surcharge, just order off the menu.
I say all this because I have referenced my use of the menus on the food sticky to budget almost to the penny what our food will cost on an extended vacation at Universal. I am a little OCD when it comes to numbers, so maybe I care about this more than is healthy, but I DO REALIZE the hours that are put into providing the information on these forums and I know all want the information as accurate as can be.
if you clicked on the link i included when i posted my reply, you would see the breakfast menu and the cost per item.
the https link when opened will show you what is on the menu and its cost.
most order ala carte for breakfast for island breakfast
character breakfast that i had was held in Jakes