There are other resorts that may beat it in one area or another, but the Polynesian is extremely well-rounded with its great design, amenities, and rooms. The whole resort does an amazing job of immersion. The fancy Victorian design and ornate common areas make it totally different than most Disney properties. The main lobby also has some of the best resort entertainment. A pianist plays throughout the day. In the evening, the Grand Floridian Society Orchestra plays on the second level. Also, the Disney Princesses appear daily in the lobby for the Princess Promenade.
Dining options at the Grand Floridian are arguably the best at Disney World. The outdoor areas at the Grand Floridian are top-notch. The landscaping is immaculate and the views are outstanding.
The Magic Kingdom fireworks are visible from a handful of different spots on the property. An evening here is as much about the experience as it is the food. Mary Poppins, Alice, Winnie the Pooh, and more are available during breakfast. Cinderella and Prince Charming are available during dinner. The food is very good. The food is excellent and the restaurant has some of the best waterfront views on Disney property.
The food is good and the restaurant is a good value. It offers a selection of small sandwiches, scones, pastries, and other desserts with your tea. The high prices do mean that resort itself can sometimes be divisive among Disney fans. Many love it for its refined Victorian style and countless resort perks. The Grand Floridian is especially well-suited for adult guests. The resort is great for couples who want to be in the middle of Disney World without being constantly inundated with overt Disney themes.
The Contemporary Resort is quintessential Disney World. The rooms are especially good for a Deluxe Resort, even if they lack heavy theming. Almost all of the resort is contained inside one massive a-frame building and the location is objectively amazing.
Stories full of rooms tower over you, huge walls of glass go from floor to ceiling, shops and restaurants are laid out in the open. And, perhaps the most defining attribute of the Contemporary Resort is the monorail track that runs straight through the middle of the building.
There are so many ways to keep yourself occupied at the Contemporary without ever stepping foot outside. As the evening sets in, there is lobby music, either a piano player or a band, and the music wafts up to the lounge, where you can enjoy a drink while watching the magnificent sunset. The lounge itself is open 24 hours and is serviced from am — pm. Alcoholic drinks include beer, wine, champagne, champagne, and non — alcoholic drinks, including coffee, espresso, tea, bottled water, and cold soft drinks.
This Disney resort has a completely different vibe from most of the other quaint and cute Disney resort hotels. It is the closest hotel to the Magic Kingdom Park and is the height of retro, s cool. This resort is a modern highrise with an A-frame Contemporary tower and a nearby Garden Wing. Theme park views mean you can watch the fireworks and other events from your room. There are two club lounge level floors here. The Atrium level offers the standard rooms on the 12th floor, and the Tower level on the 14th floor also has suites.
The Atrium club lounge itself is smart and large although much smaller than the Universal hotel club lounges. It feels like slightly art deco decor with diagonal dividers, marble floors, and three balconies overlooking Seven Seas Lagoon and the Magic Kingdom.
Bear in mind that, while this is a brilliant view for these events, during the day, the car park in front also makes up much of this view, so the view and resort feel quite urban. This resort is also on the Monorail, making it a great choice. In my opinion, this charming New England-style resort with baby blue and white clapboard frontage is the most lovely looking of all the Disney resorts.
You can laze on your wooden balconies in this oh so pretty, almost turreted resort design. I love the color scheme of the rooms. The sandy carpet, the hints of sea blue in the headboard.
The decor is unfussy and simple and yet classy and luxurious. The decor will remind you of a New England beach cottage, but the Disney flair makes it that bit better. We love the fact that you can use the Disney Skyliner with its whimsical aerial gondolas to get to the parks.
We also love the fact that most of the resort looks over the charming pools and the lake beyond. Kids and adults of all ages will love splashing and sliding at the 3-acre on-site water park.
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