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Review of a Disney’s Beach Club One Bedroom DVC Villa

While Disney World offers a vast variety of different resorts to choose from for guests staying on property, the Disney Vacation Club (DVC) Villas offer even more options and experiences, particularly when it comes to room sizes! During my last few trips to Disney World, I had the opportunity to enjoy stays at several different DVC Villas; but today, I’m zeroing in on Disney’s Beach Club Villas in this  review of a Disney’s Beach Club One Bedroom DVC Villa. 

First of all, the Disney Vacation Club is Disney’s own timeshare program where members purchase and use points for their vacation experiences. It can be difficult to understand, but  Disney Vacation Club (DVC) 101: What is DVC?  can help fill in the gaps. If you are not a Disney Vacation Club Member, the good news is that you can still stay at a DVC Resort! You can do so by booking through Disney, just as you would any other resort; however, other guests like to  rent points  or even buy points from other members, but you definitely want to make sure that the seller is legitimate and reliable.

Earlier this year, my family and I booked a stay at one bedroom DVC Villa at Disney’s Beach Club. This resort is very popular and has one of the best locations at Disney World in that it’s next door to its sister resort, the Yacht Club , as well as the Swan and Dolphin Resort. Across the water, there is the Boardwalk Inn Resort and the Boardwalk itself with it’s dining, shopping, and live entertainment to take advantage of. But wait! It’s get even better! The Beach Club is also a short walk from Epcot, and a somewhat longer walk, or boat ride, to Hollywood Studios. In fact, during my stay, I could see the fireworks from Epcot’s Illuminations from the Beach Club grounds.

The Beach Club features a light and airy, beach theme with a vintage flair. Pastels and little seaside details can be found all throughout the resort, from the carpets to the light fixtures; but one of the things the Beach Club is most known for is it’s pool, Stormalong Bay. Many say it is the best pool on Disney World property and I would agree!

The smallest villa offered at the Beach Club Villas is a Deluxe Villa, which sleeps up to four adults. It’s similar to a standard resort room, just with more amenities. The next size villa is a one bedroom, which is what I’m focusing on today. This villa can also sleep up to four adults, but it offers more space than a Deluxe Villa. Finally, the largest villa offered at the Beach Club is a two bedroom villa, which can sleep up to eight adults.

My family and I had stayed at the Beach Club before, but never in a villa so we were excited to enjoy a whole new experience at this gorgeous resort.

The first thing I discovered upon arriving at the Beach Club is that the Beach Club Villas are located in a separate building. I wasn’t so sure if I would like the idea of being separate from the main lobby, restaurants, and gift shop; but the villas were connected to the main building by a very short, covered walkway. I can honestly say that throughout our week-long stay, I never felt removed or isolated at all.

Also, this separate building that housed the villas was like a whole other hotel. There was a mini-lobby, plus a beautiful sitting room, and a pool, all with the Beach Club’s trademark style. I felt like I had two Beach Club Resorts to enjoy with this set-up instead of one!

In order to get to the paved paths or boat launch to Hollywood Studios or Epcot, we would have to take the path connecting the villas to the main resort, walk through the lobby, and then out the back door facing the Boardwalk. My family and I enjoyed being greeted by Cast Members in the main building, and the view of the lake and Boardwalk as we came out the door was like something from postcard. The scenery and convenience really sets the Beach Club apart from other Disney Resorts and is one of the many reasons why I love staying here!

However, if we wanted to hop on a bus, we had to go through the resort’s main door, pass the bell hops, and down the covered walkway. That route proved to a little bit of a hike, but definitely better than some of the treks we’ve taken at moderate or value resorts. There may have been a shorter route, but this is what we could find. Fortunately, during our stay, we didn’t have to rely upon the bus transportation much.

Right outside the villa entrance we found this statue of Ariel, from The Little Mermaid , which was quite appropriate since the Beach Club is a seaside resort. I appreciate when Disney weaves Disney characters and films into the resorts in a subtle way so that both kids and adults appreciate their resort. This is also a great spot for a photo-op!

Let’s head inside for the tour…

Don’t you just love the doors to each villa? I want one of these doors for my house.

Just inside the door to our one bedroom villa was this little entry table and mirror. This is where we kept our MagicBands and sunglasses so we wouldn’t forget them before heading out the door.

Living Space

The living space of our one bedroom villa consisted of a full kitchen and living room, plus a bench seat and table. This floor plan is typical of most Disney Villas. The couch folds out into a bed and the balcony had space for a small table and two chairs.My favorite detail was the cute lighthouse lamp on the far table and the rustic trunk which served as a coffee table.

The entertainment center in the living room featured a flat screen television and a DVD player. Most standard rooms at Disney World resorts do not have DVD players, so this was a fun extra for our villa experience and something we didn’t have during our previous stay in the main resort building.

Unfolding the couch proved to be a bit of a chore; and while it wasn’t the most luxurious, spacious bed we’ve ever had, it was pretty comfortable all things considered. The biggest problem we had with it was the hassle of folding it back up in the morning and deciding who should do it!

As there is no dining room table or chairs, this little breakfast bar came in handy. It’s a bit of a tight squeeze but did offer extra work space and seating for meals.

Here’s a look at our villa’s full kitchen. I personally didn’t care for the tile or the shade of green on the cabinets, but it was spacious and came with everything you could need, minus the groceries.

All villas that feature a full kitchen have a stove, oven, microwave, and toaster, as well as silverware, utensils, pots and pans, plates, cups, glasses, and more! The only kitchen luxury we wished our villa kitchen would’ve had would be an ice maker. Disney did provide an ice cube tray in the freezer; but with the four of us, and seeing how it was summertime, it just wasn’t enough!

Take a look at the tile work above the stove. They’re seahorses! I loved all the little touches of the ocean throughout our villa. I never felt like I wasn’t in the Beach Club Resort, which was a priority for my family.

Every DVC Villa at Disney World offers a washer and dryer, except for Deluxe Studios. This was a big perk after considering all the times we have hauled bags of dirty laundry to one of the resort’s laundromats and then spending valuable vacation time switching loads. But during our stay at our Beach Club Villa, we would often toss in a load before heading off to the parks or before bed at night.

The only problem we had when it came to our villa washer and dryer is that the box of detergent Disney provided was very small; and with four people needing to do laundry, it didn’t go far. Also, our dryer made a loud, squeaky noise when running, which became very annoying. Looking back, I should have informed the Beach Club about it, but complaining to the front desk is something I always dread doing. Fortunately, this is the first time we had encountered a problem like this while staying at a DVC Villa, so I doubt it’s a common problem.

It’s also important to note that DVC Villas do not offer housekeeping every day while standard Disney Resort rooms do. Let me explain. If you are staying seven nights or less, you will receive towel and trash service on the fourth day. So this means you won’t get clean towels every night like you would in a standard resort room. If you’re like us, you probably will want to wash towels a time or two before that fourth day rolls around.

For us, not having housekeeping was somewhat of a downside, even though this policy is universal for all DVC Villas. It’s definitely something to be aware of if you are planning to book a stay at a DVC Resort.  ( Ed. – this applies to guests  staying on points only – your own or rented – cash guests who book through Disney get daily housekeeping. )

Okay, I’m a huge fan of the bathrooms at Disney’s DVC Villas. My family and I have stayed at moderate and value resorts during past trips and there are four of us in total. While Disney’s value and moderate resort rooms are incredible in their own right, things can get a little tight when it comes to the bathroom situation. But this was most certainly not the case at our one bedroom DVC Villa at the Beach Club.

Our villa bathroom was kind of like two small bathrooms in one, shut off in sections by different doors. For example, one section contained a shower and pedestal sink while the other had another large sink and storage, plus a jetted tub, but both sections were shut off from one another by a door. The toilet was in a little section of its own behind another closed door for privacy. This means that three people can be in the villa bathroom at once without having to see one another!

The shower was huge compared to most resort room showers and the tile showcased little dolphins. My only complaint? The shower door didn’t close all the way, as if it was out of alignment or something. I’m sure this isn’t true of every Beach Club Villa, but it was a slight annoyance throughout our stay.

This is the other section of the bathroom. The sink offered lots of space and how could you not like that tub?

Here’s another view of the tub. The shutters complimented the light and airy feel of the villa and could be opened up into the master bedroom or closed for privacy.

This is a view of the bathroom through the open shutters. You can see into the other half of the bathroom from this viewpoint, as well as into some of the villa’s closet space, which was very spacious and contained the room’s safe for your valuables.

This is the villa’s bedroom! The bed was very comfortable and just look at all those pillows! I must admit, I’m not a fan of the small strip of comforter that Disney uses on their beds. Some DVC guests prefer to use their own blankets, which I would recommend since, in my own experience, there are few to be found in the DVC Villas; but I must admit, I love the full Disney bedspreads that pull together the resort’s theme and hide little characters and Hidden Mickeys. While these strips do have some Disney touches in the pattern, they do next to nothing and just get in the way.

The bedroom also offered a comfy chair, this writing desk, and a dresser and television. The artwork consisted of framed watercolor paintings of seaside scenes and ocean retreats. While some resort artwork can be less than enchanting, I would’ve taken these pieces home if I could!

Take a look at the curtains hanging in the bedroom window. They are covered with a fun, yet subtle, beach print and were hiding several Disney characters, plus a sandcastle that looks very familiar… There’s a Hidden Mickey too!

This is a fun detail for kids, and maybe even for “grown-up” kids too who enjoy a little magic here and there too.

The balcony off our master bedroom was one of our favorite features! Our villa’s view was of the front entrance to the Beach Club Resort; and the white building and gazebo directly in front of us was the Solarium, a sunny lounge with tables and sofas and a television. It leads directly to the Beach Club’s Marketplace. From this vantage point, you can see just how close the Beach Club Villas truly are to the main resort building.

When we had the balcony doors open, we could hear some of the traffic at the entrance, which could be irritating to some guests. However, when we had the doors shut, we could barely hear anything at all and traffic was lighter at night.

While our villa didn’t face the Boardwalk or the Beach Club’s famous Stormalong Bay Pool , it still was one of the better views that we have ever had in all our resort stays at Disney World.

Out of all our DVC Villa experiences, our stay at the Beach Club Villa was most definitely one of our favorites. Our villa offered us an even more luxurious stay than actually staying in the main building, but without losing any of the flavor, theme, and convenience of the resort itself. Also, while a standard resort room, Deluxe Studio Villa, and a one bedroom villa all only accommodate up to four adults, consider how much more space and extras you get choosing the one bedroom villa. The only downside would be the lack of housekeeping and that there is only one bed, which, while a slight hindrance, didn’t outweigh the full kitchen, laundry, and bathroom space. In short, we can’t wait to go back to stay here again!

Have you ever stayed in one bedroom villa at the Beach Club? If not, would you?

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Savannah Sanders

Savannah has been visiting Disney World since she was a year old and has gone back almost every year since. In the real world, she teaches high school history and government and enjoys writing about all things Disney. Savannah can be reached on Twitter @DisneyParkSavvy.

15 thoughts on “ Review of a Disney’s Beach Club One Bedroom DVC Villa ”

Notably, as announced at the recent DVC annual board meeting, all rooms at Beach Club Villas will be getting a significant refresh throughout next year. As a DVC owner (though not at BCV), really excited about the updates!

Just to echo a previous comment, you do not have to walk through the main lobby to get the bus. When you exit the villas, turn right at Ariel’s statue (instead of left) and that walkways takes you right to the circular entrance way outside. Or, if you are staying close to the parking lot, you can take the walkway to cross the street near the fountains to the bus.

Heather, my villa had a booth off the kitchen, but not chairs and we tended to use it more for our workspace. The only chairs we had were at the breakfast bar, but perhaps this varies? Thanks for your comment!

We recently stayed in a 1 bd in November and we had a large table with chairs as an eating area. It looks like you had that also in the picture you show the couch. It’s next to the kitchen. Not sure why it wouldn’t be in your room as an eating area or maybe you didn’t notice it was an eating area?

I’m totally confused at this as well. We own at Beach Club, and always have a table and chairs as well as the breakfast bar. Your unit looks different. Is this a dedicated one bedroom? I will admit I’ve only been in dedicated 2 bedrooms and studios and not a dedicated one bedroom. I’ve always had the table and chairs in the 2 bedroom….

You do not have to walk all the way back to the main building to get to either the bus stop, Epcot etc… There are other pathways at the DVC villa. Just ask the concierge at the dvc desk!

Great report, thanks. It does (sigh) confirm my other research that Beach Club Villas won’t suit my usual stay, thanks to the bed configuration. My Disney travel buddy and I want separate beds, and really don’t want to have one of us on a sofa bed. As far as I can tell, only OKW of the DVC properties has this in less than a 2-BR villa.

Can any DVC members tell me about other studio or 1-BR villas with 2 queen/full beds instead of 1 King?

All one bedrooms have the king master. Some two bedrooms have 2 queens instead of the queen and pull out in the studio portion of the two bedroom. That may be what you’re thinking of?

But the two queens are found in dedicated two bedroom villas. If you want two queen beds in something smaller than a two bedroom villa, you need to go to OKW.

Very nice report, as a DVC member I prefer to swap and back and forth between the Boardwalk and the beach club. We are staying there next month in a two bedroom.

Also looks very like the saratoga springs 1 bed villa we stayed at in the summer. Seeing this has kind of disappointed me as I thought each resort would be noticeably different, but I don’t think this is.

Maybe places like AKL and the Poly will change my opinion that they all look the same. I sure hope so!

Thanks for the review. We have a 2 Bedroom Villa and an adjoining Studio Villa booked for our upcoming trip. For 6 adults and 5 kids we will certainly be glad to have the space, kitchen and laundry. While I have seen the layout and some photos before, your review is the most complete depiction I have found… it has reassured me that the extra money we are spending is worth it!

Any idea on how much time the walk from the main entrance of Epcot all the way to the Beach Club Villas would take? Just curious if taking the monorail from Magic Kingdom to the TTC then on to Epcot and walking to the villas is still a time saver over dealing with the bus system.

The walk from Beach club to the International Gateway (between France and the UK) takes about 3 minutes ( maybe 5 if you want to drag it out). As for MK to Beach club, take the bus. 1) going via Epcot would require a hopper if you had enter MK. 2) it is a long princess. We did the reverse ( resort through Epcot , monorail to TT , monorail to MK and boat to Fort Wilderness. It took over an hour. So I suspect a bus from MK to Beach club is your best bet.

The layout looks almost exactly like the Animal Kingdom lodge One bedroom villa. We loved how roomy it was.

My family and I stayed in a one bedroom villa at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Villas – Kidani Village a couple years ago and we loved it! We usually stay in a two bedroom villa at Saratoga Springs or Bay Lake Tower, but we decided to try something different since there were only 5 people in our traveling party instead of our usual group of 6. What we liked better about Kidani Village’s one bedroom villa vs. Beach Club’s one bedroom villa is that it actually has a full second bathroom off of the living room/kitchen area. This was so helpful getting 5 people ready each morning. It also had a cute pull out chair that turned into a bed that was perfect for my older son, while my younger son and I shared the pull out couch, and Grandma & Grandpa had the bedroom. The villas at Animal Kingdom Lodge are heavily themed in dark woods and rich tones so that makes them appear different even if the floor plans are very similar to all of the other DVC properties. They are very dark though – so much so that Grandma had to go to Target and purchase a small lamp to use in the bathroom to see to get ready!

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Disney’s Beach Club Villas

General Information

Disney’s Beach Club Villas (BCV) opened on July 1, 2002. DVC contract end date is January 31, 2042.

Disney’s Beach Club Villas 1800 Epcot Resorts Boulevard Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 GPS: 28.373733, -81.557249 Front Desk: (407) 934-2175 Fax: (407) 934-3850

2017 Annual Dues 2017 Resort Operating Budget

2017 Points Chart 2018 Points Chart

Why Stay Here?

One big draw is Stormalong Bay, the 3-acre feature pool with a sandy bottom – one of the best pool complexes at any Walt Disney World resort. Another would be it’s location right outside the International Gateway into Epcot, making a stroll into World  Showcase a breeze.

Some people can’t decide between the Beach Club Villas and the BoardWalk Villas, so we have a brief comparison here .

Dining Options

Fine/Signature Dining

• Yachtsman Steakhouse – Premium steakhouse featuring select cuts of aged grain-fed beef as well as seafood.

Character Dining

• Cape May Café – Join Minnie Mouse and her friends for a breakfast buffet.

Casual Dining

• Beaches & Cream Soda Shop – An old-fashioned soda fountain featuring burgers, fries, shakes and sundaes.
• Cape May Café – An all-you-can-eat clambake buffet (crab leg’s, mussels, clams)
• Crescent Solarium – An afternoon tea featuring tiny sandwiches, artisanal cheeses, and scones served with jam (open for a limited time on select days).
• Martha’s Vineyard – Located at the Yacht Club resort
• Crew’s Cup Lounge – A great place to grab a beer – or crab cakes, lobster rolls and clam chowder

Quick-Service

• Beach Club Marketplace – Grab ‘n’ Go spot with baked goods, made-to-order sandwiches, and pre-packaged items.
• Hurricane Hanna’s Grill – A pool bar serving burgers, lobster & shrimp rolls and grilled chicken breast sandwiches.
• Martha’s Vineyard – Located at the Yacht Club resort, it features a full bar menu

Room Service

Stormalong Bay is a large 3-acre pool complex. The pool offers a sand bottom, a lazy river, and one of the highest hotel waterslides at Walt Disney World Resort. There are 3 whirlpool spas.

Two leisure pools are also available.

• Barbecue pavilion
• Beach (no swimming)
• Bike rentals
• Business center
• Children’s activities (Sandcastle Club)
• Fitness center
• Grocery orders
• Jogging path
• Lobby concierge
• Movies under the stars
• Salon (hair)
• Tennis court (Yacht Club resort)
• Valet parking
• Watersports – boat rental

See the comparison of resort recreational amenities .

Transportation Options

Walk or take the Friendship water taxis to Epcot or Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Busses go to MK, DAK, water parks and Disney Springs

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Room Types & Quantities

Floor Plans

Deluxe Studio – Sleeps Up to 5

Studios feature 1 queen-size bed, 1 double-size sleeper sofa, 1 pull-down bunk-size bed and 1 bathroom

1-Bedroom Villa – Sleeps Up to 4

One-bedroom villas feature a master bedroom with 1 king-size bed, a living room with 1 queen-size sleeper sofa and 1 bathroom

2-Bedroom Villa – Sleeps Up to 8 Dedicated Two-bedroom villas feature a master bedroom with 1 king-size bed, a separate bedroom with 2 queen-size beds, a living room with 1 queen-size sleeper sofa and 2 bathrooms

2-Bedroom Lock-Off Villa – Sleeps Up to 9

Two-bedroom lock-off villas feature a master bedroom with 1 king-size bed, a separate bedroom with 1 queen-size bed, a living room with 1 queen-size sleeper sofa and 1 double-size sleeper sofa, 1 pull-down bunk-size bed and 2 bathrooms

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About Disney's Beach Club Resort

Disney’s Beach Club Villas wrap leisure, elegance and romance into a full-service New England-style beach inspired Disney Deluxe Villa Resort boasting spacious accommodations that include kitchenettes/kitchens and multi-bedroom units. Adjacent to Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club Resorts, this community of Studios and Villas shares the beachside delights of 25-acre Crescent Lake and the high-spirited fun of Stormalong Bay.

Villas Available for Rent

• Studio: 356 sq.ft. (Sleeps 5)
• 1 Bedroom: 726 sq.ft. (Sleeps 4)
• 2 Bedroom: 1083 sq.ft. (Sleeps 9)

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Room Descriptions & Floor Plans

Accommodates five adults plus one child under age three in a crib. Deluxe Studio Villas feature Queen bed, a double sleeper sofa and a bunk-size pull-down bed, wet bar with under-counter refrigerator, microwave oven and coffeemaker, ceiling fan, color cable television, private balcony or porch.

One-Bedroom Vacation Homes feature two full bathrooms and accommodate up to five Guests (5th guest can be accommodated, but please note that no additional bedding, linens or towels will be provided), plus one child under age three in a crib. Each offers a fully equipped kitchen, king-size bed in the master bedroom, whirlpool tub in the master bathroom, queen-size sleeper sofa, sleeper chair, flat-panel TV, DVD player, washer, dryer, and private balcony.

Master suite with king-sized bed and private bath with whirlpool tub, second bedroom with 2 queen beds, fully equipped kitchen, ceiling fans in living room and each bedroom, stack-style washer and dryer, color cable television with DVD player in living room and color television in bedrooms, queen-sized sofa sleeper in living room, private balcony or porch.

Master suite with king-sized bed and private bath with whirlpool tub, second bedroom with queen bed and double sleeper sofa, fully equipped kitchen, ceiling fans in living room and each bedroom, stack-style washer and dryer, color cable television with DVD player in living room and color television in bedrooms, queen-sized sofa sleeper and pull-down bunk-size bed in living room, private balcony or porch.

Resort Amenities

• Resort grocery delivery available from Publix Super Markets (powered by Instacart)
• In-Room Celebrations
• Disney Bus Transportation
• Disney’s Magical Express
• Online Check-In
• Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet
• Resort Airline Check-In
• Complimentary Standard Parking
• Valet Parking
• Childcare Services
• Designated Smoking Areas
• Disney Water Transportation
• Laundry and Dry Cleaning Services
• Mail Services
• Merchandise Delivery and Pickup
• Resort Concierge
• Spa & Fitness

* Resort and Amenities can be adjusted or removed without notice by the Walt Disney Company

Room Amenities

• Cable TV with Disney Programming
• Free Wireless (Wi-Fi) Internet Access
• Refrigerator
• Iron and Iron board
• Make-up mirror
• Coffee Maker
• Pack-n-Play Playards
• Alarm Clock

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Your Guide to Disney’s Beach & Yacht Club Resorts

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Welcome, Disney vacation planners! If you’re looking for a complete guide to a deluxe resort with Walt Disney World’s BEST pool, amazing proximity to EPCOT, and all the pixie dust you can expect from the top category in Disney resorts, you’ve come to the right place! BONUS, we’re discussing TWO adjacent resorts in this complete guide.

So, stay with us as we cover all the details you need to know as you plan your stay at Disney’s Beach and Yacht Club Resorts.

Related: Disney’s BoardWalk Inn: A Complete Guide

In this Complete Guide we will cover:

An Overview of Disney’s Beach and Yacht Club Resorts

Disney’s beach and yacht club resorts pros and cons, accommodations at disney’s beach and yacht club resorts, dining at disney’s beach and yacht club resorts, amenities and activities at disney’s beach and yacht club resort.

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Disney Extras

If a beach vacation is what you usually dream of, but you want to get some Disney magic for your next vacation, Disney’s Beach and Yacht Club Resorts will give you the best of both worlds!

During your stay at either of these Deluxe Disney Resort Hotels, you’ll feel like you’ve escaped to a New England seaside wooden cottage, with sandy areas, a BoardWalk nearby, and fireworks views. It doesn’t get much better than that!

Disney’s Beach and Yacht Club Resorts are located in the EPCOT resort area. This means you can easily walk over to EPCOT and to Disney’s Hollywood Studios. In no time flat, you can be enjoying a croissant at Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie in the France Pavilion at EPCOT’s World Showcase or rushing over to join a boarding group for Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance.

Related: Here’s Everything You Need to Know Before You Experience Rise of the Resistance

Across the water, you can enjoy views of Disney’s BoardWalk Inn. A short walk will have you enjoying Midway games, dinner at any one of the many dining options at the BoardWalk , or even just for a quick ice cream treat.

Both Disney’s Beach and Yacht Club resorts offer comfort and all the Disney Deluxe Resort touches you can expect to make your magical vacation extra special. Disney’s Beach Club is also part of the Disney Vacation Club family, offering villas that can fit larger families or groups!

It’s hard to choose a favorite. But follow along as we keep on swimming and learning more about why these resort hotels might be the perfect choice for your upcoming Disney World visit.

• Walking distance to EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s BoardWalk
• Walt Disney World Resort’s BEST pool on property- Stormalong Bay
• Great dining options
• Deluxe Amenities
• Recently renovated rooms
• Childcare on location – Captain Hook’s Pirate Crew
• Beautiful Grounds
• Convention hotel
• Can feel stuffier than other resorts on property
• Can be difficult to locate rooms upon arrival

Disney’s Beach and Yacht Club are home to over 1400 Guest Rooms, more than 275 Villas, and over 20 Suites and you!

Rooms at Disney’s Beach Club Resort

Standard Rooms at Disney’s Beach Club Resort sleep up to 5-adults. They offer a combination of either two Queen Beds and a Day Bed, one Queen Bed and one Day Bed, two Queen Beds or one King Bed and one Day Bed.

Guests can pick from Standard views which offer views of Disney’s Beach Club Resort Rooftop or Parking areas,  Garden/Woods views which offer views of Disney’s Beach Club Resort, or Water views, which offer views of Stormalong Bay, Crescent Lake or the resort’s quiet Pool.

Need a little more room? Choose the Deluxe Room. These rooms sleep up to 6-adults and are larger than the standard rooms. They offer two Queen beds and a Queen sleeper sofa with views of Stormalong Bay, Crescent Lake, the quiet pool or the resort’s parking area.

Looking for an even more deluxe experience? The Club Level rooms will offer a variety of additional services to make your stay a very luxurious one!

Rooms & Suites with Club-Level Service offer the following Amenities:

• Access to Concierge service at the Stone Harbor Club
• Complimentary fax assistance
• Complimentary health club access
• Complimentary newspapers in Club Level lounge
• Evening turndown
• Personalized Front Desk and Guest Services
• Secured key access to the club-level lounge, serving refreshments 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. daily

It’s important to note that the Club Level rooms only sleep up to 4-adults. These rooms are available in standard, water, and garden view options.

Also available, a one-Bedroom Club Level Access Suite that also sleeps up to 4-adults. This suite offers additional privacy with the separation for the bedroom and comes with one King Bed and one Queen-Size Sleeper Sofa.

Have additional guests? The Two Bedroom Club Level Access Suite will sleep up to 7-adults. Offering views of Disney’s Beach Club Resort Gardens, Woods or Crescent Lake, this two-bedroom suite has 2 Queen Beds, one King Bed and one Day Bed.

Disney’s Beach Club Villas

Disney’s Beach Club Villas are part of Disney’s Vacation Club or DVC. Offering ample room and all the comforts to make you feel right at home, if you want a little more legroom and additional amenities, these larger accommodations might be the perfect fit for your family or group.

Offering Deluxe Studios, One-Bedroom Villas, and Two-Bedroom Villas.

The Deluxe Studios sleep up to four guests, plus one child under age 3 in a crib. They offer a kitchenette, one queen-size bed, a double-size sleeper sofa, and a private porch or balcony, perfect for that quiet morning coffee!

The largest accommodations available at this resort are the two-Bedroom Villas which can sleep up to eight guests, plus one child under age 3 in a crib. Like the one-bedroom villa, you’ll have a fully equipped kitchen for memory-making meals together, a master bedroom, a second bedroom, two full bathrooms, in-room washer and dryer, and a private porch or balcony.

Rooms at Disney’s Yacht Club

Disney’s Yacht Club rooms recently went through a lovely refurbishment updating all the furnishing and style giving this resort a nice updated look.

Similar to Disney’s Beach Club Resort’s rooms, Disney’s Yacht Club offers Standard, Garden/Woods, or Water views.

Each room sleeps up to 5-guests plus an additional child under 3 in a crib.

Each Standard Room has a combination of the following:

• 2 Queen Beds and 1 Day Bed
• 1 Queen Bed, a Twin-Size Sleeper Chair, and Day Bed
• King Bed and a Day Bed

Room Amenities

• Coffee Maker
• In-room safe
• Internet – Free WiFi Service
• Iron & ironing board
• Mini refrigerator
• Telephone with voice mail

Disney’s Yacht Club also has Club level rooms available. These rooms also only sleep up to 4-adults and offer these additional services:

Some of the best, hidden gems when it comes to restaurants are found at these resorts. The best part of them being a hidden gem is that reservations are not difficult to come by. But most importantly, the food is real Disney magic!

With options from Quick Service to Signature Dining, these resorts will have something for whatever you are in the mood for! And you don’t have to go too far to enjoy a really wonderful dining experience.

Disney’s Beach Club Resort Dining

Table service.

Beaches & Cream Soda Shop

Lunch and dinner featuring snacks and a classic American soda fountain. Care to try and finish the Kitchen Sink? We dare you to try!

Disney Character Dining

Join your best girl Minnie at Minnie’s Beach Bash Breakfast at Cape May Café. An all-you-care-to-enjoy breakfast buffet with beachy vibes and Disney Character fun.

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Cape May Café also offers a delicious and filling seafood dinner buffet!

Quick Service

Beach Club Marketplace

Offering Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and Late-Night snacks! Enjoy a hot, made-to-order meal and stock up on snacks before heading out for a day of fun in the parks.

Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill

Lounging by the fabulous Stormalong Bay Pool area is hard, appetite-building work. But, no worries. You don’t have to lounge hungry! Enjoy lunchtime favorites like burgers, nachos, chicken nuggets for the kids and more!

You can’t be in the warm Florida sun without some refreshments, and tasty cocktails, right?  Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill will quench your thirst for some frosty beverages and beautiful bay views at this not-so-blustery walk-up bar.

Disney’s Yacht Club Dining

Signature dining.

Yachtsman Steakhouse

This dinnertime restaurant specializes in oak-grilled steaks, poultry, seafood, vegetarian entrées and more. Fans rave that this is the absolute best steakhouse on property! So, make those reservations soon and don’t miss it!

Table-Service Dining

Ale & Compass Restaurant

This Breakfast buffet is one of the best bangs for your buck on property! So good! Also offering lunch and dinner comfort food and seafood classics.

Quick-Service Dining

  The Market at Ale & Compass

Hot and cold offerings with grab and go convenience, perfect for those quick mornings you’re running out to play at the magic!

Room Service

Room service at Disney’s Beach & Yacht Club offers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and late-night offerings available to order until 2 am.

Breakfast is served from 6 am-12 pm. The menu offers breakfast favorites like continental breakfast, omelets, and of course, Mickey waffles! Muffins, bagels, kids meals, and beverages make up a very complete menu. Adult beverages like Mimosas are also available.

Lunch is served from noon to-5pm. Offering appetizers, special seafood options like lobster and corn chowder to keep with the theme, and entrees like burgers, sandwiches, steaks and more.

Pizzas with choice of toppings are also available for lunch, dinner, and late-night orders.

A $3.00 delivery charge, 18% gratuity, and any applicable sales tax and will be added to all orders.

Stormalong Bay

Probably the number one reason guests choose one of these resorts is the incomparable Stormalong Bay aquatic playground. This three-acre water park is chock full of  SPLASHtastic fun for the whole family!

Don’t miss the 230-foot-long waterslide, one of the highest hotel slides at Disney World.

Want a more relaxing experience? Stormalong bay has it! Float down the lazy river on an inner tube, unwind in one of 3 whirlpool spas or simply relax on the elevated tanning deck.

For your tiny Mouseketeers, there is a large sandy beach area with shallow water where they can build sandcastles to their heart’s content! Parents can also take their tiny tots over to Shipwreck Pool for more swimming fun. There’s even a miniature waterslide.

The resort also offers three additional leisure pools and adult whirlpool/hot tubs for more relaxing swim time.

Disney Movies Under the Stars

Watch your favorite Disney movies under the stars with your whole crew! Oh, the memories you’ll make! Check with the front desk for times and movie lists. This activity is weather permitting.

Want to stay in shape even after enjoying all those Mickey-shaped snacks? This resort offers a Health Club, Tennis courts, and a gorgeous jogging trail to burn off all those pixie-dusted calories!

Marina Watercraft Rental

Enjoy the water up-close and personal with one of the marina watercraft rentals. This will turn your resort day into another super fun day!

Surry Bike Rental

Explore the resort grounds on wheels when you ride around with your crew on a Surry Bike! They are so much fun!

Disney’s Beach & Yacht Club Transportation

Guests staying at the Walt Disney World Resort have access to complimentary transportation throughout the resort. During your stay, you will have access to several transportation options that are conveniently located to the resort hotel and will transport you to all the theme parks, Disney Springs and more!

Boats, Buses, and Disney’s Skyliner

Disney Buses and Disney’s Magical Express

You can hop on a Disney Bus to take you to your destination. From Magic Kingdom to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, you never have to worry about how to get to the magic. Disney’s complimentary buses will take the guesswork out of resort transportation.

The bus stop is conveniently located by the front entrance of the resort hotel.

Check your My Disney Experience mobile app for bus schedules.

Disney’s Magical Express is the complimentary service that takes guests from the Orlando International Airport to their resort hotel on Disney property. Once you’ve made your resort reservation, visit this link to request the service. 

Disney Water Transportation

Hop on a fun Disney boat to get to Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and the BoardWalk Inn.

The Disney Skyliner

Disney’s newest mode of transportation is conveniently located right outside Epcot’s International Gateway. The Skyliner station is within walking distance from the resort and will have you taking flight in no time to Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Beach Club Resort, Disney’s Riviera Resort , Disney’s Pop Century Resort, and Disney’s Art of Animation Resort.

Related: Grand Floridian walkway to Magic Kingdom construction underway at Disney World

This transportation option is as convenient as it is fun! We recommend taking flight even if just to enjoy the ride and the views. Explore other resort and dining options on property via the Skyliner. It will add more magic and adventure to your visit!

Disney’s Minnie Van

Disney’s version of a ride-sharing service is adorable and convenient. Use the Lyft app to request a Minnie Van and see cost estimates for your desired ride.

Pro-tip! Minnie Van will get you closest to Magic Kingdom!

Guests at Disney Resorts, you can enjoy some extra pixie dust to make your stay even more magical!

Extra Magic Hours

Resort Hotel Guests exclusive playtime at the theme parks! Check the times on your My Disney Experience app so you can plan these times during your stay.

Early Access to FastPass+

Resort guests can make their FastPass+ reservations up to 60-days before they arrive.

PRO-TIP! Your FP+ booking window will open 60-days before you arrive plus the days you are staying (up to 10). So, lock in those popular attractions for your last days first to ensure you score those coveted FastPass+ for attractions like Slinky Dog Dash and Avatar Flight of Passage!

Complimentary MagicBands

Customize your MagicBand color before you arrive through your My Disney Experience. NEW options are now available to upgrade your complimentary MagicBand for a small fee . Availability is limited, so check back often.

Related: Resort Exclusive MagicBands Revealed for Grand Floridian and Riviera Guests

Childcare Program on location at the resort

Captain Hooks Pirate Crew

Enjoy some adult time while the kids have a blast being recruited by Captain Hook himself! Kids ages 4-12 can enjoy an evening of adventure, treasure hunting, and fun – dinner included- while the parents go enjoy a grown-up night out! The current price for this activity is $55 per child.

Disney’s Enchanting Extras

Celebrate a birthday with an in-room celebration, order a customizable cake, book a VIP tour to peek inside the magic, limited-time events, nature tours, and more! Visit the Enchanting Extras site to learn more about the magic you can add to your stay!

Related: 45 Secrets for Fabulous Family Vacations

We hope you found this information helpful as you plan your next visit to the Walt Disney World Resort!

If you need assistance planning that enchanted and unforgettable getaway, be sure to reach out to our friends at Academy Travel for a no-cost, no-obligation quote on your magical vacation.

See ya real soon!

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Disney’s Beach Club Villas Guide

Disney’s Beach Club Villas 1800 Epcot Resorts Boulevard Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830 Phone: 407-934-8000 Fax: 407-934-3850

Disney Deluxe Villa Resort Classification Located in the Epcot resort area Check In: 4:00 p.m. / Check Out: 11:00 a.m.

Disney’s Beach Club Villas are Disney Vacation Club accommodations that are also available to the public as Disney Deluxe Resort Villas for nightly reservations. Disney’s Beach Club Villas has a late 19th-century New England beach destination theme. The “home away from home” setting gives guests access to all the services and amenities of the Beach Club and Yacht Club resort along with the convenience of villas which include kitchenettes (studios) or full kitchens, living rooms, and in-villa laundry facilities (one-bedrooms and two-bedrooms). This resort is a favorite among guests for its cozy atmosphere, its access to fine dining, and its excellent (and extensive) sand bottom pool. And you can’t beat the location: Disney’s Beach Club Villas are within easy walking distance of Epcot and the BoardWalk, as well as the “sister resort,” the Yacht Club.

Disney’s Beach Club Villas Rooms

This resort’s 282 villas are studios, one-bedrooms or two-bedrooms.

Each villa has: Alarm Clock Ceiling Fan Coffeemaker & setup DVD player (except Studios) Hair dryer In-room wall safe Iron and ironing board Vacuum cleaner Pack ‘n Play crib available upon request Telephone with voice mail Flat Panel TV – ABC, Disney Channel, Check the  TV channel guide  for more Complimentary wireless Internet (WiFi)

Deluxe Studios

Deluxe Studios sleep five plus an infant (under 3 years of age)

1 queen bed, 1 double sleeper sofa and 1 single pull down bed Kitchenette Paper plates and bowls, and plastic utensils Small refrigerator Microwave Wet bar Full bathroom Alarm clock Coffeemaker Flat Panel TV – ABC, Disney Channel, Check the  TV channel guide  for more DVD player High-speed Internet access Iron and ironing board Hair dryer In-room safe Portable crib (available with request)

One Bedroom Villas

1 king bed & 1 queen sleeper sofa or 1 king bed & 1 double size sleeper sofa Fully equipped kitchen Dishwasher Dishes, glasses and utensils Pots and pans Refrigerator Stove and oven Toaster Microwave Washer and dryer Soaking tub Alarm clock Coffeemaker Flat Panel TV – ABC, Disney Channel, Check the  TV channel guide  for more DVD player High-speed Internet access Iron and ironing board Hair dryer In-room safe Portable crib (available upon request)

Two Bedroom Villas

Two-bedroom sleep up to eight guests plus an infant (under 3 years of age)

1 king bed, 2 queen beds and one double size pull down bed or 1 king bed, 2 queen beds and one queen size sleeper sofa Fully equipped kitchen Dishwasher Dishes, glasses and utensils Pots and pans Refrigerator Stove and oven Toaster Microwave Washer and dryer Soaking tub Alarm clock Coffeemaker Flat Panel TV – ABC, Disney Channel, Check the  TV channel guide  for more DVD player High-speed Internet access Iron and ironing board Hair dryer In-room safe Portable crib (available with request)

Resort amenities include: Self service laundry facilities near the ‘quiet’ pool Valet laundry service Salon/barber services Valet parking

Available upon request, subject to availability Bed Boards/Rails Crib: Pack ‘n Play Electric Mixer High Chair

Disney’s Beach Club Villas Dining

Beach club dining options:.

Cape May Café is a Table Service buffet-style restaurant which hosts a character breakfast in the morning and a clam-bake themed dinner in the evening. Beaches and Cream Soda Shop is a casual Table Service location at the Beach Club. There is also a Beaches and Cream Soda Shop To Go Menu  available for those who wish order take-out. Beach Club Marketplace sells Quick Service meals, snacks and a limited selection of groceries. Hurricane Hanna’s pool bar serves Quick Service meals and snacks. Martha’s Vineyard serves appetizers, wine and drinks. In-Room Dining is available 24 hours a day.

Yacht Club Dining Options:

Ale and Compass table service location serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Yachtsman Steakhouse Signature Dining location is open for dinner. Ale & Compass lounge serves drinks and snacks. Crew’s Cup lounge serves drinks and snacks.

BoardWalk dining opportunities are within easy walking distance: Big River Grille & Brewing Works brewpub Flying Fish (Signature Dining location) BoardWalk Deli BoardWalk Pizza Window AbracadaBar Ample Hills Creamery Funnel Cake Cart Trattoria al Forno The To-Go Cart Refillable mugs are available for purchase at Beaches and Cream Soda Shop , Beach Club Marketplace  and Hurricane Hanna’s

Disney’s Beach Club Villas Recreation

Stormalong Bay – a three-acre water park comprised of three sand-bottom pools with zero-depth entry, and a water-slide (also open to Yacht Club guests- resort ID required for use) A ‘quiet’ pool and whirlpool spa (villa area) 4 whirlpool spas (resort area) Children’s playground Lafferty Place Arcade Two lighted tennis courts (Yacht Club) Bayside Marina Boat Rentals  (Yacht Club) Water cruises (Yacht Club) Fishing excursions (Yacht Club) Beach area Volleyball Jogging trail around Crescent Lake Disney Movies Under The Stars nightly in beach area Resort Campfire Activities Disney’s Pirate Adventure (children ages 4 to 12) Periwig’s Beauty and Barber Shop – full-service salon Ship Shape Health Club Massage/spa services

For a fun and more relaxing way to spend a day during your visit to Walt Disney World, each resort hosts Poolside Activities each day from 1:30 – 7:00 p.m.. Pool hours and lifeguard availability vary by pool. Activities and programs are subject to change. Although the activities vary by day and by resort, examples of what you might find include trivia, arts and crafts, dance parties, games, bingo, and more.

Disney’s Beach Club Villas Shopping

Atlantic Wear & Wardrobe Emporium stocks Disney character apparel and souvenirs as well as Beach Club Villa and Disney Vacation Club logo merchandise and general sundries. Beach Fittings and Fairings at the Yacht Club is another shopping option. And the nearby BoardWalk has numerous shopping venues.

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Disney’s Beach Club Villas Transportation

Complimentary Overnight Self-Parking

Transportation Times Between Beach Club Villas and Disney Destinations

Disney’s bus service is available to the Disney’s Hollywood Studios, the Magic Kingdom and the Animal Kingdom, as well as Disney Springs and the Disney water parks.  Water launch transportation  is available to the Epcot International Gateway entrance, to the Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and to the BoardWalk. The Beach Club, Boardwalk and Epcot’s International Gateway entrance are within walking distance.

The bus stop is located to the left of the main lobby, as you exit the front of the building. The water launch stop is on the dock to the right as you exit the main lobby toward Crescent Lake.

These times are approximate, provided to give you an idea of average travel times. Please plan on up to a 20 minute wait for Disney transportation in addition to walking time to resort or theme park transportation stops.

Magic Kingdom – 19 minutes by bus, 35 minutes by car (with transfers) Epcot International Gateway – walking 5 minutes, 18 minutes by boat, 16 minutes by car (to front gate) Disney’s Hollywood Studios – walking 20 minutes, 18 minutes by boat, 15 minutes by car Disney’s Animal Kingdom – 24 minutes by bus, 20 minutes by car Disney Springs – 20 minutes by bus, 12 minutes by car Blizzard Beach Water Park – 22 minutes by bus, 15 minutes by car Typhoon Lagoon Water Park – 20 minutes by bus, 10 minutes by car

Disney’s Beach Club Villas Childcare

There are no on-site childcare options available for Disney’s All-Star Movies.  However,   Kid’s Nite Out , an in-room child care service, is available at all resorts for children 6 months to 12 years old.  Services are available 24/7.  

The  Walt Disney World Dolphin  offer a Children’s Activity Center option and you do not have to be a guest at that resort to use the Children’s Activity Center.   Camp Dolphin

Disney’s Beach Club Villas VIP Top Tips

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Enjoy the close proximity to Epcot’s World Showcase. While there is a boat launch available to Epcot, you can get there faster by walking.

You can access Disney’s Hollywood Studios by boat. You may also enjoy a brisk walk around the BoardWalk down to Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

These resorts offer one of the best pools on Walt Disney World property. The Yacht & Beach Club Resorts, while separate, share the pool area. There is a “shipwreck” that offers the entry point to the main water slide. Some areas of the pool have a sandy bottom.

These resort hotels are located near the BoardWalk , offering a short walk to additional restaurants and nightlife that do not require park admission.

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Disney's Beach Club Villas

Opened in 2002, Beach Club Villas are one of the older Disney Vacation Club locations at the Walt Disney World Resort. Just across the lake from the entertainment area of Disney’s Boardwalk Resort, Beach Club Villas has long been among the highest-rated and well-liked DVC resorts. It consistently draws guests back for its convenient and beautiful location, amenities, pool, and dining options.

Beach Club Villas are located in a stunning turquoise, Y-shaped building right behind Beach Club Resort’s main building. Styled after a New England-style hotel, these charming villas were renovated as recently as 2016 and 2017, giving the DVC resort a fresher, cozier feel and revamping its rooms and amenities.

There are several room-size options at Beach Club Villas for guests to choose from: Deluxe Studios (with a pull-down bed in addition to the sleeper sofa, making these studios able to occupy up to 5 guests), One-Bedroom Villas, Two-Bedroom Villas, and Two-Bedroom Lock-Off Villas.

While view requests are not guaranteed at Beach Club Villas, the view options are Woods, Pool, Courtyard, or the main Beach Club Resort. Rooms are sleeker and more modern since their renovation, while still retaining subtle elements of their 80’s style beach cottage theme.  

With the Beach Club Resort and Disney’s Yacht Club Resort next door, guests at Beach Club Villas have many dining options for their stay. Beach Club Marketplace is one of the two dining options located in the main Beach Club Resort building and is a quick-service restaurant styled as a deli counter. It’s open for all three meals, and guests can find Mickey waffles, a quick sandwich, or comforting macaroni and cheese here.

The second option inside Beach Club Resort is Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill, where guests can enjoy refreshing entrees, snacks, and cocktails as they look out onto Stormalong Bay, Beach Club’s signature pool.

Beach Club Resort also houses the bright Cape May Café, which has a fun-filled Character breakfast and has a huge seafood buffet. Beaches and Cream Soda Shop, styled after an old-fashioned Atlantic soda shop, has great snacks and amazing ice cream and shakes, and is home to the infamous Kitchen Sink. Martha’s Vineyard Lounge invites guests to a lounge and full bar inspired by a swanky New England beach house.

Of course, with Disney’s Yacht Club Resort just next door, Beach Club Villa guests can also enjoy Yacht Club’s Ale & Compass Lounge, Ale & Compass Restaurant, The Market at Ale & Compass, Crew’s Cup Lounge, and the famous signature dining at Yachtsman Steakhouse. Disney’s Boardwalk Resort is just across the lake as well, and only a short walk away, if guests wish to enjoy one of their dining options.

Beach Club Villas comes with many amenities including access to Pirate Adventure Cruise, Fantasia Gardens and Fairways Miniature Golf, campfire activities, movies under the stars, boat rentals, fishing, volleyball, tennis, jogging paths, and an arcade. Of course, there are also its pools. Besides the other three located around Disney’s Yacht and Beach Club Resorts, there is Stormalong Bay, which is 3 acres of sand bottom pools, lazy rivers, and a 230-foot water slide.

Beach Club Villas is one of the most convenient resorts to stay in. Not only is it a quick walk to Disney’s Yacht Club and Boardwalk Resorts, but guests can also walk to EPCOT. Additionally guests have access to boats going between the resort, EPCOT and Hollywood Studios, as well as the Skyliner gondolas.

Gorgeously lit at night, especially during the holidays, Beach Club Villas has some of the most beautiful views and amenities. Guests can even see the EPCOT fireworks at night! A stay in these villas promises to leave guests looking forward to their next visit.

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Updated March 11, 2024

Beach Club Highlights:

• Walking distance to Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios (also accessible via Skyliner and Boat)
• Stormalong Bay — an amazing outdoor section with sand bottom pool, lazy river, and pirate ship slide
• Great location! In addition to being able to walk to Epcot, you can also walk to several other Deluxe Resorts (Yacht Club, Boardwalk Inn, Walt Disney World Swan and Dolphin), which provides a wide variety in dining and entertainment options.

What is the Beach Club like?

The Beach Club (BC) is a 583 room resort which has guest rooms and conference facilities. It is styled after the New England seaside at the turn of the century and the seashore theme is evident throughout. The BC is joined in the center with the Yacht Club . Together, they share Stormalong Bay and transportation facilities. Next to the Beach Club are the Beach Club Villas, a Disney Vacation Club resort.

What is the advantage to staying at the BC?

The biggest advantage to staying at the Beach Club is its LOCATION.

For most people, the best part of the Beach Club is that you can walk to Epcot . You will enter Epcot through its back entrance, known as the International Gateway. This places you into World Showcase, between the United Kingdom and France Pavilions.

The International Gateway also houses a Disney Skyliner station which provides quick, complimentary transportation to Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

It is adjacent to the Yacht Club and across the water from the Boardwalk area. The Swan and Dolphin are also within walking distance. This availability provides a wide range of dining and recreational options.

What should I expect to pay for a room at the Beach Club?

The Beach Club is a “Deluxe” resort hotel, and its prices are among the more expensive offered at Disney. These are regular rate prices and do not include the Florida Sales Tax nor the county resort tax. Most rooms have a maximum five-person occupancy per room. Prices are per room, and there is an additional adult charge of $25 per adult per night for more than two adults in a room.

Walt Disney World Resort rates vary by season (there are nine seasons now), and also by day of the week. The holiday season is the most expensive time of the year. It runs from mid-December to early January as well as during Easter Week.

The rates for a: — Standard View Room (Parking Area or Rooftop) range from $443 – $762 — Garden View Room range from $482 – $801 — Water View Room range from $569 – $850 — Club Level Standard View Room range from $659 – $1097 — Club Level Garden View Room range from $668 – $1103 — Club Level Water View Room range from $710 – $1169 — Suites range from $828 – $3752

Is there a fee to park at the Beach Club?

There is a fee for overnight self-parking at Walt Disney World Resort hotels. Click HERE for current pricing and other parking-related information.

Are there smoking and nonsmoking rooms?

All Disney resorts and guest rooms are now smoke-free . There are designated outdoor smoking areas. Check the resort map or with a Cast Member for locations.

Are any Suites Available?

Yes, the Beach Club Resort has several Suite options.

The Junior Suite provides a spacious master bedroom with a king-size bed, a large walk-in closet and an easy chair. An additional person can be accommodated with the daybed sofa in the living area. French doors separate the living area from the bedroom for additional privacy. (several available)

Two Bedroom Suite – an expansive living room distinguishes this suite which features two bedrooms. The parlor is perfect for informal meetings and has a wet bar and a daybed sofa. The master bedroom is furnished with a king-size bed and a spacious closet. An additional bedroom, which can accommodate up to 5 people, is furnished with 2 queen size beds and a daybed sofa. (Several available)

The Nantucket Suite – An extended balcony and a spacious parlor distinguishes the amenities of this one bedroom, one and a half bath deluxe suite, ideal for small gatherings and meetings. The parlor is furnished with a sofa and table for private dining and is adjacent to a wet bar. The bedroom is furnished with a king-size bed and a large jacuzzi-style bath. (one available – fifth floor)

The Newport Suite – The fine appointments of this Presidential Suite located on the 5th floor create an elegant atmosphere. The balcony extending from each room in the suite provides a view of Stormalong Bay and Crescent Lake. A formal living room is arranged around a fireplace. A dining room table adjacent to a wet bar for easy service is available to accommodate a party of 8. The master bedroom is furnished with two queen-size beds, a large walk-in closet and a large jacuzzi style bath. An additional connecting junior suite may be added.

The Presidential – a spacious sitting area located in the tower provides a view of Stormalong Bay, while a more formal living room is arranged around a fireplace. A dining room table adjacent to a wet bar for easy service is available to accommodate a party of eight. The extra large bathroom includes an oversized walk-in shower and Jacuzzi style bath. The suite can accommodate a part of two with a king-size bed or a party of six with the connecting bedroom. Two additional bedrooms, each with 2 queens beds can connect.

What are the rooms views?

There are 2 room views available at the BC . The Standard View generally faces either the parking lot, roof, or wooded area. The Pool/Water View will either face the quiet pool, inner courtyards, or Crescent Lake ,the Boardwalk , the Dolphin and Swan and the Disney’s Hollywood Studios . Some rooms have full walk-out balconies, others do not. Some ground floor rooms have walk out patios.

What type of amenities are offered?

The rooms have a small safe in the closet to store valuables. It’s big enough for your plane tickets, cash/travelers checks and maybe some jewelry, but not much more. For storing larger valuables inquire at the front desk. In addition, you’ll also find a small refrigerator, minibar, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, valet parking, voice mail, 24 hour room service and a morning paper at your door. Evening turn-down service may also be requested at check-in. Turndown service includes little chocolates pillow-side.

Walt Disney World Resorts have complimentary Wi-Fi. See our Internet Access page for details.

Are refrigerators available in the rooms?

Yes, there is a complimentary refrigerator in your room. If for some reason there is not, request one.

I hear that there are no more room key cards at Disney resort hotels. How do I get into my room?

Walt Disney World has converted their room keys and admission tickets from plastic cards to MagicBands, flexible plastic wristbands, resembling a watch or bracelet, that use Radio Frequency (RF) technology. Your MagicBand is linked to your My Disney Experience (MDE) account and acts as your Disney resort room key. Simply touch the Mickey symbol on your MagicBand to the RFID reader near your room door to gain entry. Read about using MagicBands for park admission, FastPass+ and more .

How does Check-in and Check-Out work?

Online Check-in  is available through the My Disney Experience App. Look for the special Online Check-in line at the resort’s front desk.

Check-in is at 3pm. Upon arrival head to the front desk to check-in. Rooms are not guaranteed to be available until 3pm, but you can request Early Check-in when you do Online Check-in.

Check-out time is 11am . Express Check-out is available to all guests paying with a credit card, arrange for this service at check-in. A detailed hotel bill is delivered to your door by 7am. If the bill is correct you simply leave. Your Magic Band serves as a Disney souvenir. Late Check-out of noon can be requested without additional cost (very limited availability). If you need Late Check-out, request it at Check-In and as soon as possible the morning of check out (the number of eligible rooms are limited).

Resort Airline Check-In Service at your Disney resort is only available if you are flying domestically (includes Puerto Rico) on specific airlines It is a complimentary (free) service and allows you to check your luggage.

How do I get to the theme parks, water parks, and Disney Springs?

• Magic Kingdom – The Magic Kingdom can be reached by taking a bus from the front of the hotel. The bus will usually stop at the Beach Club; however sometimes it will also stop at the Boardwalk, the Swan and the Dolphin resorts. The tends to happen during the middle of the day or during low crowd times.Another longer, but more scenic, journey is to take the monorail from Epcot’s front entrance, transfer at the TTC, and then continue to the MK. Traveling this way does take some time and some walking, but you get to see a little bit more, and it lends to resort hopping if the mood strikes. Depending on traffic, buses can take 15-25 minutes to reach the Magic Kingdom.
• Epcot – You can take a short walk (10 minutes) to Epcot and enter via the International Gateway. Although World Showcase does not typically open until 11am, you can enter earlier and walk through the park to Future World. You can also take a boat from the dock on the lagoon

• If you walk to International Gateway, you can board the Disney Skyliner. You’ll need to transfer at the Caribbean Beach Skyliner Station to the Hollywood Studios line.
• On the Waterside of the resort is the transportation boat dock. Note that this boat makes additional stops for guests at the Boardwalk resort and Swan and Dolphin .
• You can also walk to the Disney’s Hollywood Studios via the walkway behind the Boardwalk Villas . It’s about a 20 minute walk.
• Disney’s Animal Kingdom – Disney’s Animal Kingdom can be reached by taking a bus from the front of the hotel. The bus will usually stop at the Beach Club; however sometimes it will also stop at the Boardwalk, the Swan and the Dolphin resorts. The tends to happen during the middle of the day or during low crowd times. Depending on traffic, buses can take 10-20 minutes to reach the Animal Kingdom.
• Disney Springs and for the Water Parks – Go to the Bus Depot for transportation. The same bus that goes to Disney Springs may very well take you to Typhoon Lagoon. Some trips were non stop and some went via PI/DD. There is a separate bus for Blizzard Beach. Buses also travel to the Yacht Club and Boardwalk.

Note that the hotel bus service route sometimes includes stops at the Boardwalk and Yacht Club and then Beach Club. Some Bus runs include stops at the Swan and Dolphin, others do not. The water routes include one stop for the Yacht and Beach Club Marina , the Boardwalk , and the Swan and Dolphin .

Where can I get morning coffee?

Coffee makers are available in all rooms, with packets of coffee, both decaf and regular. You will be able to make about 3 mugs from the pot.

You can also go to Beaches and Cream OR the Beach Club Marketplace for early morning coffee and limited breakfast items (as early as 6:30.am.).

If you’re not satisfied with the pastries at the Beach Club, take a walk over to the Boardwalk Bakery.

Need coffee earlier? Call Room Service.

What are Rapid Fill Mugs?

The Rapid Fill beverage program allows Disney Resort guests to buy (or receive as part of the Disney Dining Plan) a resort mug that can be refilled for a certain period of time as designated at time of purchase. These mugs are enhanced by an RFID bar code that enables the mug to deactivate when the designated time is complete.

What are the restaurants like?

The Beach Club  has quite a variety of restaurants to fit your dining needs

Beaches and Cream is a ’50s type hotshop serving burgers, hot dogs, soups, grilled cheese, and of course ice cream. There are a few small tables and chairs outside Beaches and Cream you can also sit at.

Beach Club Marketplace – Opened April 2005 and offers some made-to-order sandwiches, as well as prepackaged sandwiches and salads, desserts and drinks.

The Cape May Cafe hosts a daily character breakfast buffet (7:30 – 11:00) featuring Beachy Goofy and his friends.  In the evening, the Cafe hosts a Clam Bake buffet. This is a great choice for seafood lovers, as the buffet features Crab Legs.

For an evening cocktail, Martha’s Vineyard has a full-service bar offering wine flights. The lounge is located behind Cape May Cafe , next to Ariel’s Private Use Room.

Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar and Grill is a poolside full-service bar which also serves food, such as burgers, sandwiches, and salads.

There are also several dining options at the Beach Club’s sister resort, the Yacht Club.

For a signature meal and great steak, visit the  Yachtsman Steakhouse.  The Yacht Club also has the Crew’s Cup Lounge where you can get alcoholic beverages and light snacks.

The Ale & Compass Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. There is a lounge at the Ale & Compass too with cocktails and appetizers.

Within walking distance are the Dolphin/Swan, Boardwalk and all the Epcot restaurants.

What is Stormalong Bay and is it as great as everyone says?

Stormalong Bay is the large, outdoor water area at the Yacht and Beach Club. It features a sandbottom pool, pirate ship slide, and lazy river.

And it is truly awesome. Where else can you bask in the warm sun in such beautiful surroundings and still have SAND in the bottom of the pool. Take a look at our Stormalong Bay Photo Gallery.

There are actually several sections to the pool; the Yacht Club and Beach Club  sections are separate and different so be sure to try both. There is a deep circular area with jets that push you like a river current around the pool. There is also the larger area where the the water slide empties out (The water slide is not to be missed! but sometimes the line gets long) In addition, the *sinking sand* area delights both kids and adults. There are several ‘hot tubs’ located in secluded locations around Stormalong Bay . A separate wading pool area (yes with sand) is located near the ShipWreck water slide entrance for small children and includes a kids water slide. StormAlong Bay is over 3 acres large.

In 1997, a white fence was built to surround the StormAlong Bay complex. This was done due to the large amount of non-resort guests that were using the pool. Access to the Pool area is now extremely limited; one entrance is just outside Martha’s Vineyard ; one entrance at the Yacht Club ; and one entrance near Hurricane Hanna’s . To visit Hurricane Hanna’s you must carry your resort ID with you in order to return to the pool area. Each person in the party does not need their ID to enter (if you all enter together) but keep in mind you need the ID if you exit and re-enter the Pool area! You do get stamped upon entering.

There is a beach shack which rents tubes and noodles, suntan lotion, film and you can get your towels here (towels are free, the other items are not).

For those who arrive at the BC before checking time and would like to use the pool, there is a restroom next to Beaches and Creams where you can change into bathing suits. You just have to make sure that you have already been given your your Resort ID at the front desk.

Is there a leisure pool?

Yes, on the side of the Beach Club  that is closer to Epcot is a courtyard with a Quiet Pool . The quiet pool has it’s own supply of towels. There is no lifeguard at the Quiet Pool . The Yacht Club  has a similar quiet pool. These pools are great for adults who want to read or enjoy a quieter pool experience.

Is there a beach at the Beach Club?

Yes! There is a lovely sand beach along Cresent Lake. You cannot swim in the lake, however there are swinging benches and beach chairs in the sand for your enjoyment.

What types of recreational options do I have?

Be sure to request the Recreational Activities flyer . There may be activities like Water Volleyball, Campfire Sing-along, or Movie Under the Stars.

Tennis Courts – two lit, hard surface courts are available complimentary to BC/YC guests. The courts are on the Beach Club side and are open from 7am to 10pm daily. Complimentary equipment rental for BC/YC guests are available at the StormAlong Bay Towel Window.

Ship Shape Health Club – is located between the Beach and Yacht Club resorts next to Lafferty Place Arcade and open from 6am to 9pm. Equipment includes Nautilus, Hammer Strength and aerobic machines as well as a spa, steam room, sauna and massage therapy. Massages by appointment only.

Beach Club resort guests (age 14 and older) can use the fitness center at no additional charge for the duration of their stay. A parent or legal guardian must accompany children under 17. In addition, Disney Vacation Club members will be allowed to use the fitness center at any Disney Vacation Club resort, as long as they are staying at a Walt Disney World resort.

Jogging – Jogging route maps are available from Guest Services or the Ship Shape Health Club .

Volleyball – a sand court is located on the Beach Club side of the complex. Equipment use is complimentary for BC/YC guests and may be obtained at the StormAlong Bay Towel Window.

Lafferty Place Arcade – is located next to the Beaches and Cream Soda Shop.

Bayside Marina – located in a small building to the right of the pier (facing the lake) services guests from both the Yacht Club and Beach Club daily from 11am to 5pm. To reserve cruises or fishing excursion call 1-407-WDW-PLAY.

For up-to-date prices on other water activities, visit our Boardwalk Area Entertainment page .

What is the gift shop like?

The Beach Club Marketplace has Beach Club logo-merchandise, swimwear and resort wear, books, sundries, suncare, candy, some snacks and same day film processing as well as a Gelato Bar and some prepackaged fresh food to go. The Yacht Club also has the Fittings and Fairings Clothes and Notions store located off its main lobby. If you still can’t find what you are looking for; check the Swan and Dolphin and Boardwalk stores.

Can I watch Fireworks from the BC?

You can sit on the Beach and see the high Fireworks from Epcot Forever. With the addition of the bridge to the Boardwalk , there is another good viewing area for the Epcot Forever Fireworks . You can also see the fireworks from the Disney’s Hollywood Studios . Walk over the to Boardwalk and stand near the BWalk Fries vendor cart and you can see the fireworks from MK too!

Another option is to rent a Pontoon Boat for a Fireworks Cruise. This is not inexpensive, but it’s a great way to celebrate a special occasion!

What type of child care options are available?

There are several child care options available. For up-to-date information visit our Child Care FAQ .

My child will be celebrating a birthday while at the BC. Is there anything special that can be done?

Complete birthday party facilities, including cake, balloons and entertainment are available through the Sandcastle Club. You can even schedule a special Birthday Pontoon boat for firework. Call the Sandcastle Club or ask at Guest Services for details.

Is there someplace to get a haircut?

Yes, Ship Shape Spa and Salon is located between the YC and BC, next to the health club, is the place to go. It is open 9 a.m.-7 p.m., daily. Services offered include: hair and nail services, massages and facials.

Other Beach Club Information:

Laundry facilities are available on the first floor by the quiet pool.

Ice machines are behind the main elevators on each floor and by the single elevator on the 1st and 4th floors. Soda machines are located near the quiet pool.

There is an ATM machine in the lobby.

The Pressed Quarter and Penny Machines are located on the walkway outside of Beaches and Cream and just outside the entrance to the Cape May Cafe .

On the water side of the BC on the public walkway, you will find a portable espresso and frozen drink bar as well as tattoos and hair braiding booths.

The Bayside Marina near the Yacht Club offers a special Albatross Treasure Cruise for children ages 4-10. Click HERE for more details.

One of the nice features about the BC is that you can get to all the restaurants from inside the hotel or under a nice covered walkway…so if the weather is bad you don’t get wet on your way to dine. The restaurants also seem to be flexible for resort guests’ last minute dining needs.

Ask about the Scavenger Hunt (Disney Trivia) at Guest Services .

Pay Phones are located: Off the main lobby near the restrooms, at the Quiet Pool, Between Cape May Cafe and Martha’s Vineyard.

For more information, and to go on a tour of the Yacht and Beach Club resorts, check out this AllEars TV Video!

How do I get to the Beach Club?

Take I-4 to Exit 67. Follow signs to Epcot Resorts/Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Turn right at the 5th traffic signal (Epcot Resorts Blvd) and Disney’s Beach Club will be about 1 mile on the right. Due to construction at the WDW resort, directions may change. Be sure to follow road signs.

For directions on getting to the Beach Club from the Orlando airports, visit our Driving Directions page.

The Beach Club is located at 1800 Epcot Resorts Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FLA 32830. Main number is 407-934-8000 and the Fax number is 407-934-3850.

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• Phone: 407 934-8000
• Address: 1800 EPCOT Resorts Boulevard,  Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830

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• Can accommodate a party of 5 (plus child under age 3 in crib) 
• 1 King-size bed, 1 Queen-size sleeper sofa, and 1 twin-size sleeper chair
• Fully-equipped kitchen with full-size appliances, toaster, and coffee maker
• Whirlpool tub
• Washer and dryer
• Flat panel TV and DVD player (upon request) 
• Private porch or balcony
• Approximately 803 square feet

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Disney’s Yacht Club Resort

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Four- and five-story oyster gray shingle-style buildings with balconies shaded by red and white striped awnings front Crescent Lake and a sliver of groomed beach that stretches over to the adjoining Disney’s Beach Club Resort. This near-perfect location is within walking distance of Epcot ®’s International Gateway entrance as well as Disney’s BoardWalk and just a short boat ride away from Disney’s Hollywood Studios ®. Or just outside of Epcot ®’s International Gateway is Disney Skyliner that can drop you at Disney’s Hollywood Studios ® with one connection at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort.

The polished, sleek lobby of ship-shiny dark oak hardwoods, potted palms, roped nautical railings, leather sofas, and overstuffed, striped easy chairs creates an environment reminiscent of an eastern seaboard hotel of the 1880s. Detailed ship models and oceans of gleaming brass complete the picture. The resort shares Stormalong Bay, Disney’s fantasyland of a pool complex, and all recreational areas and facilities with its sister property, Disney’s Beach Club Resort. Tour Disney’s Yacht Club Resort on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube channel.

621 rooms. 1700 Epcot Resorts Boulevard, Lake Buena Vista 32830; phone (407) 934-7000, fax (407) 934-3450. Check-in 3 p.m.; Check-out 11 a.m.

Welcome to Disney's Yacht Club Resort!

Yacht Club's special greeting

The Resort's Lobby

The Lobby with it's comfortable seating areas

Yacht Club back entrance

Stormalong Bay Disney's very best pool

Stormalong Bay after dark

A private pool cabana rental is worth the splurge

Ale & Compass, a great respite after the end of a long day at the parks.

View from the beach

Yacht Club beach

Standard Room King

Standard Guest Room daybed sofa

Standard Guest Room bureau

Standard Guest Room nifty ironing board

Standard Guest Room bath

Club Level Guest Room water view balcony

Club Level Guest Room Water View view

Captain's Deck Suite entry At 2,374 square feet this is the Yacht Club's largest suite.

Captain's Deck Suite's dining room

Captain Deck Suite living room

Captain's Deck Suite master bedroom

Captain Deck Suite's master bath

Captain Deck Suite's master bath vanity

Captain's Deck Suite guest bedroom

Captain's Deck Suite roomy and secluded patio

Admiral Suite Living Area

Admiral Suite Turret Living Area

Admiral Suite Dining Room

Admiral Suite Master Bedroom

Admiral Suite Master Bath

Admiral Suite Master Bath Note the accessible shower.

Admiral Suite guest bedroom

Admiral Suite half bath off entry hall

Regatta Club concierge desk

Regatta Club Lounge

Regatta Concierge Club

Regatta Concierge Club breakfast

Regatta Concierge Club evening offerings

Regatta Club oh-so-popular ice cream freezer

Regatta Club liqueurs

Regatta Concierge Club TV nook

Regatta Concierge Club balcony

Turret Two-Bedroom Suite Living Area #1

Turret Two-Bedroom Suite Living Area #2

Turret Two-Bedroom Suite Master Bedroom

Turret Two-Bedroom Master Bath

Turret Two-Bedroom Suite guest bedroom

Turret Two-Bedroom Suite guest bath and living room desk

Turret Suite building

Moonlight over Crescent Lake

Guest Rooms

Due for renovations beginning in 2025, these rooms are relatively spacious at 400 square feet with either two queen-size beds or one king, with room under each to store luggage. Rich wood borders the cloth-covered blue and white headboards that accent beds made up in white sheeting. Most rooms come with a chenille cream-colored flip-over sleeper sofa sporting brass nailhead accents. Other furnishings include a wood and granite desk, porthole-style mirror, and a nautical-style bureau with a large wall-mounted flat-screen TV above. And for the first time in a standard room at a Deluxe Disney resort are wood floors throughout instead of carpeting. The navy drapery leading to the patio or balcony is in a Disney-inspired constellation theme, and by the bath is a spacious, internally lit closet area with a nifty fold-down ironing board. The quartz bath vanity area shuts off from the bedroom via sliding pocket doors. The bath holds double sinks in a dark wood vanity, hairdryer, lighted makeup mirror, H2O+ Sea Marine/Sea Salt bath products, and, most exciting of all, great lighting. There are a separate tub and shower area with a frosted door; some rooms come with a bathtub but are on request only so families with young children should take note. Amenities include a Keurig coffeemaker, small glass door refrigerator, and electronic safe. View Disney’s Yacht Club’s Guest Room on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube channel.

Cara’s Tip: Standard View rooms come with a view of a slice of the parking lot or the rooftops, so be sure to book a Garden View requesting one near the quiet pool that looks out on the grassy area with a fountain and duck pond. Lagoon/Pool View rooms face Crescent Lake, Stormalong Bay, or sometimes both; ask for one facing Epcot for a distant view of the fireworks. If too much walking is not your idea of a vacation, request a room close to the lobby; the resort is quite spread out, and long treks to your room are not uncommon. King-bedded rooms can also come with a sofa sleeper so a family of four might get this type of accommodations.

Concierge Rooms

Most are located on the fifth floor and privileged to the expanded Regatta Club, one of only a few Disney concierge lounges with a full-size balcony but alas with a view of the front of the resort instead of Crescent Lake. Most concierge rooms are standard; for extra space choose the 654-square-foot Deluxe Rooms , all located on the third and fourth floors, and all with two queen-size beds, a small parlor separated by a partial privacy wall, and views of Crescent Lake. They do, however, require an elevator ride to the concierge lounge.

In the lounge is the same menu as the next-door Beach Club with complimentary food and beverages on offer throughout the day. Mornings bring coffee with a self-service Nespresso machine, juices, fresh fruit, cereal, muffins, orange loaf with oat streusel or apple-cinnamon loaf, croissants, warm cinnamon buns with cream cheese frosting, bagels, toast, steel-cut oatmeal, cheese grits, rotating egg dishes such as a seasonal egg casserole or egg white frittata, silver dollar pancakes, crepes, slow roasted ham, chicken sausage (plant-based sausage by request), a variety of yogurt including Greek with homemade granola, and hard-boiled eggs. Midday Seaside Snacks consist of fruit, crudites, candies, bagged snacks and chips, muffins, sweet loaf bread, oatmeal-raisin, sugar, and chocolate chip cookies, lemonade, and iced tea.

Wine served by an attendant includes a choice of Domaine Ste. Michelle Brut Sparkling Wine, Selbach-Oster Reisling, Babich Savignon Blanc, J Lohr Chardonnay, H3 Merlot, and R Collection Raymond Cabernet Sauvignon, along with an assortment of beer. Hors d’oeuvres include such items as charcuterie, artisan cheeses, cold roasted vegetables with roasted shallot aioli, crudites with garlic peppercorn sauce, roasted marinated olives, quinoa salad, Caesar salad, Greek salad, tomato mozzarella salad, tuna poke cones, Thai beef salad, seafood roll, and hummus; along with hot items such as chicken tagine with couscous, chicken nuggets, pulled pork sliders, chicken tacos, oven-baked salmon and lentils, pot roast with mashed potatoes and barbecue demi, (kids feast on the likes of mac and cheese, mini hot dogs, make-it-yourself peanut butter and jelly cups with Parker House rolls, and apple slices with caramel sauce). After dinner is a selection of cordials and desserts such as key lime tart, strawberry trifle, vanilla cupcakes, chocolate pot de creme, vegan brownies, chocolate chip cream cheese cannoli, pineapple-carrot cake, chocolate truffle cake, chocolate cupcakes, and sugar and chocolate chip cookies. And everyone loves the mini-freezer full of Mickey ice cream bars, a refrigerator filled with sodas and fruit juice boxes, and the bottled water for takeaway on request.

Additional room amenities for concierge guests include the services of a friendly concierge staff, private check-in and checkout, and nightly turndown service.

View Disney’s Yacht Club Regatta Club on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube channel.

A variety of suites are available, all with concierge lounge access.

Three Turret Two-Bedroom Suites, located on a corner of floors one, two, and three, offer 1,160 square feet with lots of navy and cream colors, hardwood flooring, and plenty of charm. Off the left of the entry hall is a standard size guest room with two queen beds and a full bath but with upgraded décor (you may access this room from its own separate entrance door). On the opposite side of the foyer are an alcove with a desk and an additional full bath with a single sink. Next up is one of two living areas with sleeper sofa, coffee table, easy chair, desk, credenza with TV, and wet bar; followed by a 2nd living area in the bright and sunny turret, beautifully decorated with hardwood flooring, fun navy and cream décor, 4-person table, sofa, and retro-yacht chairs. The master has a king bed, easy chair and ottoman, bureau, and TV with a standard-type bath with tub/shower combo and double sinks. Patios or balconies, depending on the floor, are found off the master bedroom and another off the turreted living area. Views are of the walkway leading to the Boardwalk as well as Crescent Lake. View the Turret Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

There are also two Non-Turreted Two-Bedroom Suites with similar decor, one of Floor 3 and the other Floor 4, each with 1,256 square feet. The two guest rooms come with a king bed, and there is a sofa sleeper in the living area.

Almost identical at 2,017 square feet but with different décor are the two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath Presidential (5th floor) and Admiral (4th floor) Suites . The Admiral Suite overlooks the BoardWalk and Crescent Lake, decorated in shades of navy, cream, and gold. There’s a hardwood foyer with half bath as well as two living areas, both with hardwood flooring and nautical-style area rugs—one turreted with hardwood flooring and porthole-style windows overlooking Crescent Lake with sofa, four easy chairs, and round coffee table; the other with a sectional sofa loaded down with soft pillows, two easy chairs, coffee table, credenza and oversized TV, desk, and gas fireplace. A separate eight-person dining room adjoins a small wet bar/service kitchen with a service entrance. The master bedroom offers a king bed with a light bronze leather headboard, easy chair, bureau, and TV. The white/gray marble master bath is an accessible one with a roll-in shower, two sinks, a deep soaking tub, and an open toilet area in an alcove. A second bedroom with two queen beds is a standard size room with upgraded decor and an additional entrance. Balconies are found in each bedroom and off the living area with a stand-up, one-person balcony off the dining area. View the Admiral’s Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

The resort’s most extensive suite at 2,374 square feet is the first floor, two-bedroom, two-and-a-half-bath Captain’s Deck Suite . A hospitality suite of sorts, it’s tucked away in a corner area at the front of the resort perfect for privacy, just past The Marketplace retail store. A hardwood octagonal foyer leads to a contemporary, nautically decorated suite decked out in cream, navy blue, and gold palette. The sizable great room features hardwood flooring topped with a cushy area rug, a large sectional sofa filled with throw pillows, a half-circle modern chair, a square coffee table, a chess table, credenza above which hangs an oversized TV, and a dining room seating twelve. A desk, bar, and half bath sit in a wide hallway near the master bedroom. Off the dining room is a full kitchen (minus a stove) with a full-size refrigerator, sink, Keurig coffee maker, microwave. Doors lead out of the living area to one of the suite’s best features, an oversized brick garden patio (shrubbery blocks the view of the adjoining parking area). Room 1111 connects to the Captain’s Deck suite to make a 3-bedroom suite.

Each of the Captain’s Deck bedrooms has a private patio, with the master bedroom offering a king-size bed, chaise lounge, bureau, easy chair and ottoman. Traverse a hallway with a walk-in closet and vanity area to get to the lovely white and gray marble bathroom with its oversized shower, deep soaking tub, double sinks, and separate commode area. The suite’s second bedroom with two queen beds is similar to a regular guest room with slightly upgraded décor, chaise lounge, oversized bureau, and second full bath. There are several entrances to the suite: the main entrance foyer area, the office/desk/bar/half bath area near the master bedroom, the service entrance off the kitchen; and the guest bedroom. View the Captain’s Deck Suite on Glass Slipper Concierge’s YouTube channel .

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Unwind in a New England-style yacht club with a beautiful, nautical-themed lobby and elegant accommodations. Enjoy swimming in 3 acres of water wonderland at Stormalong Bay as well as boating on Crescent Lake. Treat yourself to fine dining and delight in family dining with some Disney Characters. Sharing amenities with Disney’s Beach Club Resort, this Resort hotel is an idyllic vacation getaway unto itself—and also provides easy access to nearby EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Members who purchased directly through Disney can use Vacation Points to stay at this Resort hotel.

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Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club

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• Nice pool and sauna/hammam. (in 4 reviews)
• "Nice location: as promised, on the shore of big water, yachts present" (in 2 reviews)
• "Perfect location on the shore, trees around, wakesurf onsite, sandy beach area." (in 5 reviews)
• Hotel territory is way too small for any activity except yachting. (in 1 review)

What's nearby

• All-Russian Exhibition Centre 16.1 km
• Museum of Cosmonautics 17 km
• Monument to the Conquerors of Space 17 km
• Ostankino TV Tower 17.6 km
• Tchaikovsky Concert Hall 23.3 km
• Patriarch's Pond 23.9 km
• Bolshoi Theatre 24 km
• Moscow Zoo 24.2 km
• State Historical Museum 24.6 km
• GUM Shopping Centre 24.6 km
• Red Square 24.6 km
• Lenin's Mausoleum 24.7 km

When to book a room at Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club

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Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club is located at Verhnyaya Pribrezhnaya 10, 25.9 km from the centre of Moscow. All-Russian Exhibition Centre is the closest landmark to Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club.

When is check-in time and check-out time at Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club?

Check-in time is 5:00 PM and check-out time is 3:00 PM at Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club.

Does Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club offer free Wi-Fi?

Yes, Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club offers free Wi-Fi.

How far is Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club from the airport?

Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club is 15.8 km from Moscow Sheremetyevo.

Does Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club have a pool?

Yes, Novy Bereg Hotel Yacht Club has a pool on-site.

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