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It’s absolutely beautiful Food is great Very clean and the staff is wonderful

TL;DR Good hotel, great pool, and good food though very noisy and rooms bright at night. Noise If peace and quiet, especially at early hours of the morning, is what you are after, this resort is NOT for you. There is absolutely zero soundproofing between the doors and the room resulting in you being able to hear 100% of corridor conversations taking place around your room - and people in this resort love to talk or make loud, unnecessary noise in the corridors rather than their rooms. I didn’t sleep well once for the entirety of my stay here, with a big contributing factor to that being the loud noise from the corridor outside the room. Room Aside from the noise issue mentioned above, the rooms are ok. Nice and clean, for the most part, with a mixture of full and juliet balconies. You can’t book a specific type of balcony but can make a request for one when you check-in online or through the MyDisneyExperience app. We stayed in a resort view room with a full balcony, overlooking a service roof but with a small view of Stormalong Bay and Lake Crescent, obstructed by a building structure). This had a table and 2 chairs on it, though both chairs sat unevenly on the floor resulting in them rocking whilst sat on them. Some other nitpicks with the room, some of which are quite major for us, is that there is a big gap around the bottom and side of the door resulting in a lot of corridor light entering the room at night. There’s also a safety light in the bathroom, which is a good idea for those who require it, but there’s no way to turn this off (it comes on automatically when it’s dark in the room) and it’s quite bright. I need a dark room to sleep in properly to this had a negative impact on my sleep experience, though I was able to somewhat cover it up. There were some plug sockets and USB ports in the room that didn’t work either. There’s also only a bedside table in the middle of the 2 beds, meaning anybody sleeping on the outside side of the beds didn’t have easy access to a bedside table. You can supposedly fit 4 adults in one standard room, though this would be quite cramped. Supposedly the beds in the room were Queen beds, though I really struggled to see how they were any bigger than a double. Bathroom The bathroom was good and nice and clean. The toilet and shower area is separate to the sink area so people can be using the sink area whilst others are using the facilities. The sink area contains 2 sinks which is helpful when there’s a few people staying in the room. As this is a Disney resort, it falls victim to the single-ply toilet paper Disney likes to provide. For the price you pay for this resort, you would think they would at least provide better quality toilet paper. In-Room Facilities There’s a coffee machine, a fridge, a safe and a good-quality hairdryer. There safe is a decent size, though you’ll struggle if you’re travelling with multiple laptops. There was also an extra pillow and blanket provided at the top of the wardr

This hotel ruined other locations at Disney for me. Walking to Epcot can’t (and hasn’t) been beat. Room was very pretty we had a woods view. Hotel lobby is bright and busy but had inviting high back chairs to people watch. Room wasn’t ready until after 5 which stunk since we travelled all day and had after hours that evening. We would have loved to rest a bit before heading out. Very tiny resort store which is also where you get any hot food items so that is a strange layout. But food items were tasty, staff was friendly Cape May if off lobby. This was my favorite thing at Beach Club. The character breakfast has a lot to choose from. I had a reservation after parks opened so it was not busy and the interaction was some of the best I have experienced. (If you can do this i highly recommend doing at 9am slot) Goofy sat and had coffee with me. And I loved watching the he extra time they spent with the kids that were there. I felt all the Disney magic that morning.

Pros - proximity to Epcot Cons - It’s an average mass market experience and housekeeping schedule was a mess. We came back to the room after a long day in the parks twice and our room hadn’t been cleaned. Brought it up and complained the first day only to have the issue repeated the second day. We left the room at 7am and returned at 4:30pm and no housekeeping done! The head of housekeeping was apologetic the second time around and offered us a comp on our dinner. However the inconvenience of having this happen twice in the summer heat and then having to leave the room again instead of resting after a long day, was a massive inconvenience. Generally it feels like processes at this hotel are a bit broken. The hotel is also oldish and needs a refurb (the bathrooms at least)

Surreal because it's like a dream...but now that dream is reality. Disney's Beach Club Resort - Magical throughout the day and night! Great staff: professional, considerate with cupsful of polite humor. Upon arrival at the divinely fresh scented Disney's Beach Cub Resort, you are greeted by staff who are pleasantly waiting to assist you. Whether it's opening the door of your vehicle, in aide for you to get out of it or helping you with your luggage. They have a marketplace where you can get a variety of goodies from delicious meals (throughout the day), snacks, souvenirs, bags, accessories and much more. You are privy to free bus drives to the Disney theme parks and Disney Springs. Another amenity is the free boat ride to the Hollywood studio along the board walk or you can enjoy a stroll or run on the board walk. Pools and slides - blasts of fun! My kids wouldn't have it any other way. Life jackets are free to use, and lifeguards are focused. There's a leisure arcade where from the looks of it being constantly crowded with families or teenagers, is one of the highlighted enjoyments for guests. Following up is the ice cream parlor crammed throughout the day with satisfied kids. The Divine and the universe really aligned it that even the guests I came across there were humanly magical - thankyou God. From the youngest toddler with her angel smile, to the little boy who opened and held the pool gate for my kids and I, to the moms who engage my kids in conversations with their kids, to industrious dad who hadn't been at Disney in over 25 years, to the musically incline dad who is great at location directions, to the thoughtful kindhearted people who offered to take family pics for us, to the family where Phoenix continuously rises, to the pleasant morning boardwalk lady. Thank you for making this Disney trip for my family and I joyfully memorable. Thankyou Disney Beach Club Resort for an amazing experience for my family and I from the complimentary Mickey Mouse Cupcake for my children to your courteous staff on the grounds, room service and lifeguards.

We went in 2022, but I was honestly too frustrated to write a review then! We came from New Zealand, and this was our second trip to Dinsey with our kids. The first time we loved - and we stayed in the cheapest hotel in Disney about 5 years before. We thought we would love the hotel but found the staff and service a real letdown. The staff - especially the front desk and concierge seemed almost rude - no smile, didn't greet our children when we arrived, they just seemed really unhappy, didn't know the answers to basic questions like what are the nearby restaurants, and kept telling us to use the app, but when I asked questions about the app they didn't know how to use it either. It was so impersonal and inefficient - lots of queues all the time, etc. Also, we stayed in the hotel for 7 days but could not get breakfast or dinner because we hadn't booked 2 months in advance. Like, jeez, can we have some sort of bonus for staying in the hotel so we can actually eat here? We lived off the fast food at the pool. The room was ok but very small for 5 of us. When we didn't have the cleaners come in, they knocked on our door and said they had to inspect the room. They literally came in, looked around, and said it was ok. Seriously? I found that just so rude. We pay that much for a room, and you don't trust us not to trash the place? We were being kind - with so many of us in the room, it seemed like it would be too hard for the cleaning staff to get in, and sometimes the kids napped. The staff, I guess this is Disney in general, were so overly safety conscious that it made you feel like you were always watched. Around the campfire, for instance, we stopped going as I wasn't allowed to bend down near the fire to help my kids, wasn't allowed to touch the cold outside stones of the fire, wasn't allowed to break the stick for toasting the marshmallow (OMG - the risk of splinters, how will we cope?!). They just managed to take all the fun out of everything. They also somehow cancelled the last 3 days of our trip without telling us! Honestly, it was appalling, we tried to follow it up with them but you just go round in circles with them on the phone and like most people, I have better things to do with my time. I have literally no idea how it happened - they said we cancelled the last 3 days - but we did not. We had had no contact with them at all. We only found out when we went to ask the front desk about something else. They had no proof of how we cancelled - no email etc. We were actually kind of relieved, as it gave us an out - we left and went to a resort outside Disney for a fraction of the cost and much better staff and facilities for the last 3 days. I won't ever stay or go there again. It still makes me mad. It was horrible. And the parks—omg, they're just awful—the queues, the lack of shade, the lack of water, the overcrowding, and that bloody app! Disney has definitely lost its magic!

My husband and I only spent one night here but we wish we stayed our entire trip! The hotel itself was incredibly clean and had a very beach-like feel to it. We loved the pools and the slide as they were a lot of fun and our room was in a great location as well. Our favorite part of the hotel was how close it was to both Hollywood Stuidos and Epcot. Being able to walk, take the boat or skyliner, made traveling very easy and less stressful. Only thing that was a downside was that there weren’t as many quick service dining options onsite as there are at other Disney hotels. Other than that, this hotel was wonderful and we will definitely be back again!

This was our second visit to the Beach Club. After a disappointing room assignment in December 2022, we asked for a room close to the elevator with a view that didn't involve the AC compressors. We were much happier with the room (4636), which was a very easy walk from the elevator and had a decent view of the EPCOT fireworks each evening from the Juliet balcony. The theming is pretty and well, "beachy." We had two queen beds, and a couch to relax on. The only real gripe we had was that, as with our last visit, the rooms at the Beach Club don't seem to be ready at check-in time, and Disney's "adding a little more pixie dust" excuse doesn't really cut it when you are exhausted and have to nap in the lobby instead of in the rather expensive room that you paid for from 3 PM on. This is why I am giving 4 stars instead of 5. The room is equipped with a room safe, a mini-cool box (not refrigerator), ample storage in the closet and drawers, and a split bath. The outer bath area has a make-up/shaving mirror, some storage cubbies and shallow shelving, and a hair dyer. Unfortunately, there is no way to "close" this portion of the bathroom, so the light may disturb other occupants in the room if someone is an early riser or needs to get up to use the bathroom at night. The inner bath is where the toilet and combination bath/shower are. No fancy rain shower is provided, but as a petite woman, those do not work well for me anyway. The bath comes with high quality shower gel, shampoo, and conditioner which are topped off daily. Kudos to Disney for reverting to daily housekeeping and including a small trash can in the inner bathroom, the outer bathroom and a trash/recycling receptacle in the bedroom. We appreciated having the amenities and restaurants of the Yacht Club co-located with those of the Beach Club. We enjoyed dinners at both the Yachtsman Steakhouse and the Ale and Compass; unfortunately, other plans precluded us from taking advantage of the Beaches and Cream Ice Cream Parlor during this visit. We also walked over the Boardwalk side, though we did not eat there this visit. Note: the Skyliner also makes getting back and forth to the Riviera Resort and its popular Topolino's Terrace quite easy. The big draws for Beach Club are the Stormalong Bay pool complex and the walking proximity to EPCOT and easy access to Hollywood Studios by boat. One can also walk to the EPCOT Skyliner station and take that to HS or even walk to HS, but we try to conserve steps when we can since most theme park days involve 8-12 miles of walking.

Love the refresh of the rooms. This is one of my favorite Disney resorts because of the location, the spectacular pool, and the laid back beach theme. I think this is one of the best values for a luxury hotel because it's not the most expensive one, but it has the best pool on property and such a great location right next to a Skyliner station. It's also the closest resort to the Epcot entrance. The Marketplace quick service food location in the gift shop is a great place to stop by for a to-go breakfast if you're up early to get in line for park opening. My kid loved the allergy-friendly Mickey and Minnie waffles. This time we made time for lots of pool lounging and she did some of the kid-activities like volleyball, Disney trivia, and tie-dying. Bell services was great in keeping in touch with us as we had lost luggage and had to have some deliveries to the room related to that. The onsite restaurant, Cape May, is not really a favorite of mine, but because the famous allergy chef, Chef TJ, was there we went and my kid had a spectacular meal from one of the chefs trained by TJ. One of our favorite evenings we spent eating dessert while watching a movie on the beach during the fireworks.