Show the lowest price for this hotel
There are three main options for accommodations, all of which come with the traditional meal plan of three meals a day. Most affordable are the Classic Standard rooms, which are located around The Main House, some of which have views of the lake. Deluxe Lakeview rooms are the next step up, and have indoor access to either the dining room and nightclub or indoor pool. The Edgewater Suites are very roomy one and two-bedroom suites, ideal for two to six people, and all have balconies, a view of the lake, and indoor access to the pool. The one and two- bedroom Mountain Laurel Suites have two queen size beds per room, a living room with a queen pull-out sofa, as well as a dining room, kitchen and washer/ dryer. These large suites sleep four to 12 people.
We stayed in a suite, very spacious, homey, and clean, and perfect for traveling with kids. In addition to an ample bedroom, there is a large sitting room (separated by a door that closes) with two couches and small desk, two bathrooms, a huge closet, and a bar area with a mini fridge, microwave and coffee maker. Our room had two televisions, one of which was a flat-screen with Nintendo games available at an additional cost. The bathrooms are spacious, with all the usual amenities, including hair dryers, shampoo and lotion but no conditioner, so be sure to bring your own. Some suites have their own washer and dryer; but for those that don't, there is a laundry room in every building.
If you would like to opt out of the meal plan, and require more space for extended family or friends, you might try the resort's guest homes, which are located about two miles away in Woodloch Springs. The homes vary in size from two- to five-bedrooms, and in price; but and all are furnished, with kitchens and washers and dryers. There is a shuttle bus which runs between Woodloch Pines and Woodloch Springs, but families with young kids are probably better off on the main property, close to the food and fun, in a suite.
In all rooms, bedrails are available at no charge, and cribs are $20 per stay. No pets are allowed, with the exception of guide dogs. In-room babysitting is available for a fee by resort employees, and you will need to call by noon to secure a sitter for that evening. My kids adored Sarina, who watched them during the Anniversary show.
Show the lowest price for this hotel
Read more about 
In what seems like the blink of an eye, the kids you've raised are all grown up and off to college. As parents, you're worried. More importantly, you're anxious to visit them!
Lucky for you, we here at Family Vacation Critic know what it means to be concerned parents. With that, we've taken the t...
With a state (New York) that offers more ski resorts than any other place in the country and the entire region of New England to boot, the East Coast hardly lacks for quality ski resorts, making the task of listing the best areas a difficult one. Nevertheless, these are our favorites, in no particul...
You've unpacked your boxes full of gloves, ski masks and snowsuits. You've repaired your ski poles and sharpened your skis. Now, where should you go? More importantly, where will you find a good deal, preferably one that packages lodging and lift tickets? We've uncovered the best early (and even win...
So, you've got one day to see the most popular theme park in Walt Disney World. Twenty-four hours to conquer The Kingdom, the holy grail of family entertainment, all 107 jam-packed acres. Can it be done? Should it be done? I've read a lot of articles on how to see the Magic Kingdom in one day, m...