迪斯尼木棧道別墅(Disney's BoardWalk Villas)

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

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 disappoin**ent. 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.

Completely underwhelmed. For a Disney "deluxe" this falls short. First of all, I've seen better pools at a Holiday inn. Yes it has a water slide, and if you have little kids maybe that will make it worth it. The bar at the pool does not have table service "until summer". None of the restaurants jump off the page as they are all Disney incarnates and let's face it, Disney restaurants are not known for their greatness. Go across the bridge to eat at the Dolphin. No room service despite it being advertised. I just wanted to relax with a cocktail so I went to their "famed" bell Vue lounge. No table service there either, you go up to the bar and get your drinks....ummm if I wanted to run drinks all afternoon I'd go to a college bar or a ball game, but if you're selling $24 cocktails, hire a server. Anyway, pretty ho-hum stay. Like the area but will probably stay at Dolphin or Beach Club going forward.

I was so excited to stay here. Normally, we stay at Pop but with the skyliner down we stayed here. We had a baby next door to us that cried every single night. The walls are very thin. People are way too loud in the halls late at night. Not sure if we will be back for the amount that we paid for to stay here.

We may have found a new home resort at Disney — the resort is absolutely beautiful, you simply cannot beat the location, outstanding dining options (especially Flying Fish), and the manager and her team truly went above and beyond to make our anniversary trip extra special from the moment we checked in to the moment we departed. Epcot fireworks from our balcony was a highlight. Thank you Kristin and Co. for an unforgettable stay. Highly, highly recommend this resort.

I stayed in the refurbished wing over Chris**as. Most of the refurbishments are positive. In the lobby, the former grocery area is now a coffee shop and the concierge has been replaced with a small seating area where you can eat your snacks or just have somewhere extra to sit while waiting for your room to be ready. They also have an ice cream shop and appear to be putting a cake shop in the old ESPN, but the latter is still being framed out. In the villas, the sofa bed has been replaced with a Murphy bed that is much more comfortable and appears to be fairly large- possibly a queen size. The bathroom has totally been redone to remove the old peekaboo area in the bathtub area. The jetted tub is now a regular tub. The ceiling fans have been removed. There is a Disney Alexa speaker, but I am not sure what you can do with it. I could never get it to respond to me and the one time we asked it the weather it inserted all these of random Disney comments. There is a Keurig in the room. They only give you 4 pods and the grocery store pods are $17.99 for Disney branded coffee, so bring your own. Overall the updates are positive. We were in the end of the hall over by Swan and Dolphin. The water took forever to warm up and never really got hot.