I love how the suites are organized with the kitchenette and living space up front and the more private bedroom space to the back. We use the living area like the mudroom with our shoes, purse, hats lying around and then the bedroom area is nice and clutter free. In the standard rooms the table and chairs and mini fridge were in the back of the room, so we had breakfast food and bottled water lying on the dresser and it just felt messier and harder to stay organized. Suites have a couch and armchair, which is so much nicer than always having to sit on a bed. (There are 2 plastic chairs in the rooms, but not something you'd want to sit on to watch tv.) I really love the closet in the suites, tons of room for suitcases, etc. The closets in the standard rooms are shallow and have the sliding doors where only 1/2 of the closet is accessible at one time. We only used the kitchenette in the suite for breakfast, but the microwave comes in surprisingly handy for oatmeal or heating up cinnabons from Citywalk, I really missed it when we were in a room. The only thing that might be an issue for you with a suite is that the bathroom vanity area is open to the whole bedroom area, so it's harder to get up and get ready before the rest of the family wakes up without turning lights on. (In the rooms the bathroom is all in one area and you can shut the door.) I think suites are definitely worth the upgrade, for us it's not so much about the extra space, they're just more comfortable and live-able imo. I would get a suite even if it was just 2 of us. You would need to be on the first floor to get to the food court without an elevator, but the elevators are huge and fast and pretty convenient.
