迪斯尼木棧道別墅(Disney's BoardWalk Villas)

I stayed here with my wife, my 2 daughters, and my mother-and-father-in law for 2 nights after a cruise on the Disney Wish. We got to the hotel at around 2 PM after a morning visit to the Kennedy Space Center and were able to check in to one of our rooms early and the other at 4 pm. We were using our Disney Band+'s and had a few issues initially getting them linked (as we had stayed at the Animal Kingdom Villas before our cruise) but once they were set up they worked great to unlock our doors. We really loved the design of the hotel and the colors in the room. My daughters and my wife also absolutely loved the Dumbo artwork on the pull-out bed underneath the TV. The room was a bit dated and the bathroom was a bit too dark but those are minor quibbles. We were given adjoining rooms and each had a view of the bay. With the main bed, the sofa bed, and the pull-out bed it gave us plenty of space to sleep. We chose the hotel because of its proximity to EPCOT and that worked out perfectly as we had a great day at the park but then when lightning and thunder showed up around 8 pm we were able to make the quick walk back to the hotel before it started raining. We also took advantage of getting into the park early as it was a 7 minute walk from the hotel to the back gate. It worked perfectly and we were on the Ratatouille ride within 10 minutes of arriving to the park. The pool at the hotel was nice and big and the waterslide was much better and longer than the one at Animal Kingdom Villas - Jambo House. My daughters loved the pool and they spent hours there on a Friday afternoon and it wasn't too crowded and they barely had to wait for the waterslide. While the hotel for sure isn't the newest kid on the block it has a ton of character and we made some wonderful memories here. I'm really glad we chose Disney's Boardwalk Villas.

We stayed for a week. Great location. The boats came every 15 minutes for both Epcot and Hollywood Studios. We had a pool view but we couldn’t see over our balcony. If we sat in the chairs we had a view of the balcony wall. It was disappointing. We had good luck with the buses to Magic Kingdom they came very constantly. Didn’t need to wait long at all. We did however wait over an hour in the heat for a bus to bring us back from Animal Kingdom. This was in the afternoon. Three or four buses came for the resorts next to our stop. After several hours in the park it was not enjoyable at all. We just wanted to go back and rest. Then once back to the resort. I went to take a shower only to find out we had no hot water. Yes I know we were hot and sweaty, but I do like a hot shower. I would have even enjoyed a warm shower. But it was cold.

Para mi gusto sigue siendo el mejor hotel de el area, las habitaciones son grandísimas, tienen lavadora, secadora, cocina, lavavajillas, y muy buen servicio, no le pongo 5 estrellas, porque en esta o occasion, por la excusa de el COVID, tienen los cuartos súper sucios, me parece que no tiene sentido

My family and I stayed at the Boardwalk Villas as part of our DVC trip to Orlando recently. This is definitely one of the best located resorts on Disney property given that you can walk to both Epcot and Hollywood Studios from here. The rooms have recently been refurbished and are really nice, there's still a little bit more refurbishment taking place but it didn't disturb our stay. The boardwalk itself comes alive in the evening with plenty to do and places to eat. There is a great pool with a slide and lots of space to sunbathe. Highly recommended and we will return.

This is a late review but just wanted to share that Boardwalk Villas was a great base for our hotel stay at Disney World. The laundry in the room was helpful for the hot, sweaty July weather. The pool is fun. The furniture is old but the rooms are being renovated, and maybe have been by now. Most of all, this hotel is not as crowded as a place like Polynesian.

The Good: location is one of the best - easy walk to Epcot, walk or boat to Hollywood Studios, access to other resorts with easy walk or boat ride. We like this area, stayed in the Beach Club once before for the same reason. Also good - our room. Recently renovated so it included a lot of modern conveniences (outlets with USB plugs), and was well appointed overall. The overall essence of an East Coast Boardwalk is perfectly captured throughout this resort - well done Disney. The Not So Good: not enough food options. They closed the micro brewery and bakery, and while a new bakery is under construction there just aren't enough food options. We saw a sign one day for a food truck but never saw it again after that one day - leaving you with only a few food options outside of pricey restaurants. Also no room service which is a disappointment. Also not so good - because this property also has conference facilities, you're mixing business people and vacationers, which just feels odd. My preference would be to better separate them, especially given the limited food options. Tip: allow plenty of time for everything you do. The property is big, and your room could be a 10 minute walk from any food options. The limited food options also get very busy, and unless you make reservations far in advance the restaurants are unavailable - we never got to have dinner in the Italian Restaurant people rave about.

This review is specifically about the DVC portion of the resort. This resort has undergone some recent renovations and I was happily surprised. In other renovations, Disney has been de-theming the resorts to make them less Disney and more generic. They did not go in that direction here at Boardwalk. The aesthetic of the common areas and rooms is very pleasant to the eye. Lots of sages, light blues...everything compliments each other. The theming in the room is just enough, not over the top. Classy Disney artwork, nothing cheesy or overwhelming. Really well done! This continues to be our favorite resort due to the proximity to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios and the recent renovations enhance the experience all that much more.