Hotel with a 2 year old?

[kiwichampagne]

We've traveled a bit with DD and stayed in hotels many times before. In the past we've always had her sleep in her pack n play but she has outgrown it since our last trip. We recently started having her sleep in a toddler bed at home. Trying to decide what the best option would be for an upcoming trip we have scheduled ... I'm nervous of having her sleep in a regular bed (the only way she stays in her toddler bed is the 1/2 rail.) Ask for a cot? Pillows on the floor? What has worked best for you?

[frlcb]

We let our son sleep on the floor, we make a bed with blankets, he loves it.

[anna7602]

We either bedshared with her at that age or had an inflatable bed. There was one we bought from one step ahead, but when we stayed at a hotel in Key West last year, they had their own twin-size air mattress that they brought up to our room. We wedged it between the regular bed and the wall and it was perfect.

[sunny]

if she's in a queen, I doubt she would fall out. we never had that problem. you could put pillows on either side if you wanted.

when she stays with us in a room, she inevitably ends up in our bed in the middle of the night and with a king we all 3 can sleep comfortably without ever touching even

[Deleted]

We use this
www.amazon.com/AeroBed-Sleep-Tight-Inflatable-Kids/dp/B00006IV33/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1340304412&sr=8-1&keywords=aerobed+toddler+bed

My son loves the thing. It is soo easy to transport, set up and take down. We travel alot and he loves this thing.

[tardyfortheparty]

We've used the pull out bed/sleeper sofa. The couch arms make a little barrier for DS.