Originally Posted By Wondermouse1 We have stayed there several times as well. 4 times on the seventh floor disney view bldg 1. Two times in bldg 2 pool view. I am also a very light sleeper I have never had a problem sleeping in either room.
Originally Posted By liveforvacations My friend and I stayed at Hojo's in May. We had a 7th floor room in Building 1 and it was closer to the north side. I found the traffic from the freeway a little loud late at night. We didn't have the AC on. My friend stayed in a 6th floor room in the same building and her room was closer to the middle of the building She is an extremely light sleeper and she didn't notice the freeway traffic noise at all.
Originally Posted By grumpster My wife reminded me that out of the 15+ times we've stayed in building one, I only had to block the balcony door three times. BTW - I've always loved the top floor, feels more spacious.
Originally Posted By Pollyana I like the top floor too. The skylights add a lot to the room and a lot of light! Especially at 5am..hehe
Originally Posted By ABBY Whenever I stay at any hotel I always take along ear plugs. I'm not a particularly light sleeper at home, but when away from home every little thing wakes me up. Using earplugs while away I can usually sleep through the night.
Originally Posted By wendebird I always hear that concussion sound in building 2 (pool side) & it keeps me awake. You know, it's like a muffled sound when semis go by. The freeway drone in building 1 (freeway side) always helped me sleep better. It's that constant white noise sound. I need either silence or white noise, so building 1 works perfect for me.
Originally Posted By Pollyana All I know is I wish I had one of their beds right now....I am having trouble falling asleep...those mattresses are the best ever. Looks like bed shopping is on my list of things to do.
Originally Posted By WestWind I go along with the majority of comments here. We have stayed a couple of times in building 1, Disney View - once at the very end of the building beside the freeway. I was concerned about the freeway noise at first but it turned out to not be an issue and we all slept just fine. As ABBY said, try earplugs if it is a problem. I sometimes use those soft foam type disposable ones with good effect. I did not need to use them at HoJos. [Maybe we could get signs installed on the freeway to slow the traffic down in this area - which would also lower the noise level... lol.]
Originally Posted By Pollyana I like that: Warning: Please slow down. Disney sleepers ahead. Do not disturb!
