Honestly I did not care too much for this area other than the fact that it was very close to where…read morewe stayed. We were done walking in 30 minutes. It was pretty slow, hardly anyone walking around or in restaurants. They did have live music which made it a bit more lively. Some restaurants are pretty expensive. We stopped in to get "to go".

I love to come and hang out here. It's always something going on. Live band and other…read moreentertainment. You can bring your chairs out and chill with the fam. And enjoy allllllll of the different restaurants and stores.

From the seamless check-in process to obtaining a high floor room with an amazing view, this…read morestaycation was definitely worth it. From the amazing staff in the roaring Fork quick service.; her name is Carolina, she displayed exceptional guest service to the highest level. She assisted my mom and I make coffee choices as well as she told me I had a cute hat. I mentioned she could find the hat in animal kingdom. We also dined at Roaring Fork last night and I had a great Mediterranean salad with chicken. After eating at roaring Fork, we went out to gyser point for some late refreshments and snacks, which I will be doing a separate review for those. The cast members to mention are Josh the chef, Anna the server from geyser point, and Josh the bartender from Geyser Point. The hotel grounds around the property are serene and have a calming quality. 10/10 Definitely recommend this stay cation

We stayed at the Wilderness Lodge for 5 nights and were overall very pleased! Check in was a bit…read moreshaky but nothing afternoon ruining by any means. The pool was great, very well staffed, though one of the hot tubs was not working throughout our trip which was a bummer. The quick service option was great, had plenty of options. The building itself was beautiful, especially the lobby. Transportation to all 4 of the parks was quick and easy, I never felt like I had to walk excessively far to our resorts bus stops. Although the resort itself was large, the bus stop seemed very central and we never had to wait for an elevator. Nor did we have to wait to get a table/pool chair. My main complaint with the resort was the noise level - they pipe in very loud music every night around 9 p.m. for about 10 minutes, which was awful if you're a light sleeper and wanting to get up early the next day. You can also hear the Magic Kingdom fireworks every night from the resort, but that's to be expected if you're staying in a MK area resort and I didn't find it to be disruptive. Overall, I could definitely see myself coming back to the Wilderness Lodge, the resort was incredible besides the music every night (which is really very minor considering it only went on for about 10 minutes a day). It's a great option if you're planning to spend a lot of time at Magic Kingdom.

FABULOUSLY FANTASTIC! My FAVORITE Disney resort!!…read more I always experience a great stay here. Rooms are very spacious. The grounds are beautifully manicures. The pool lagoon is so much fun! Staff is extremely friendly!!

This was the first Disney resort I had been to. The first word that came to mind upon our arrival…read morewas "evocative". I was stunned by how beautiful this place was, and how throughly it made me feel like I was in a little enclave of New Orleans. It was quaint and quiet. When we were walking around there was even a horse-drawn carriage making its way down the street with passengers. (Note that the streets aren't open to traffic, just the carriages and maybe small vehicles that the resort employees use.) The lobby is beautiful and very large. There's a gift shop connected to the lobby, and also a little arcade area further back by the bathrooms. On the other side of the entryway courtyard is the quick service restaurant, Sassagoula's, and the coffee shop (the latter is where you'll get some delicious Mickey Mouse-shaped beignets). My favorite part was the splash pad and pool area. Not for myself, but because of my daughter. They have an amazing pool area. There's the larger pool, which has a serpent-shaped waterslide. Adjacent to that is a smaller splash pad area designed for kids. That splash pad area is HUGE! There are two water slides, one of which is enclose all the way around and is significantly the lager of the two. Opposite that is a smaller waterslide that is open and more appropriate for small children, like my toddler. There are a bunch of other water features like a few little water spouts that move around 360 degrees. There's a little wading pool that doesn't go deep, not even a foot, but fun to sit in and splash. There's also a huge water drum, filled up by a pipe at the top and when there's enough water it spins and releases all the water. That was a lot of fun for all the kids playing around. There was a downside. It may simply be the room that we were in, and it didn't feel small exactly, but if I recall correctly there were no drawers in the room. There was a little bathroom/sink area that had some shelves and a few hangers, but that's not really practical. If I was to consider staying here again, that might be a factor in my decision, because I if I stay here for more than three nights I like to be able to unpack my suitcase, not live out of it. Having said that, I did like this resort quite a lot. I would indeed consider staying here again, especially since we only stayed a single night. There's boat access to at least one park, which is helpful, and we took an Uber to Animal Kingdom. The pool/splash pad alone is a big pull towards this resort (the beignets don't hurt, either!), so next time we make it to Disney Port Orleans will be on my short list.

Of course the Polynesian village resort is a beautiful resort (very pricey of course). That is one…read moreof Disney Worlds first resorts. Beautiful location with a wonderful dinner place - Ohana -- family-style Polynesian dinner, with grilled meats, shrimp, noodles, and pineapple-coconut bread pudding. It's basically all you can eat and I will say the food was delicious, but it was way too much food if you're not really super hungry or a big eater.....

Not Worth $600-$800/Night -- More Motel Than Deluxe…read more In July 2026 we stayed at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort in a Water View room and were extremely disappointed by the experience for the price. We understand that we were paying a significant premium for the Polynesian's location, theming, and monorail access. But at roughly $600-$800 per night, we still expect a clean, well-maintained and reasonably quiet room. Ours felt much more like an expensive motel room than a luxury resort. Our room was worn, the bathroom had visible brown stains on the walls, towels at the pool were moldy, and nearby construction was extremely disruptive--including noise before 6:30 a.m. one morning. We also paid extra for a Water View room and ended up with a second-floor "Juliet balcony," which isn't actually a balcony you can step onto. Worse, our "Water View" looked directly over the construction area. Paying a premium for a view only to look out at a construction site from an unusable balcony was particularly disappointing. The resort itself was consistently crowded and hectic. After a busy day in the parks, it didn't feel like a relaxing place to come back to. We were similarly underwhelmed by the dining options, particularly given the price and supposed "deluxe" status of the resort. The one real highlight was Trader Sam's, which we loved. But in retrospect, we would have been much happier staying somewhere nicer and more relaxing and simply visiting the Polynesian for Trader Sam's. The Polynesian is iconic and the location is excellent, but nostalgia, theming and a monorail stop can only justify so much of a premium. At $600-$800 a night, the overall experience simply wasn't worth it.

I wouldn't stay here if you paid me. Tells everyone they can park 5 cars, have no available…read moreparking. Couldn't find a spot in a mile from our rental. Parked it behind a legal spot as there were no spots available and towed us for $255.25 cash or bank check! Look elsewhere. The houses are poorly maintained, and it is a pain to get in and out with their single entrance that backs up and has you waiting over 15 minutes to get in.

Solterra Resort is an amazing retreat for large groups looking for more space than Disney hotels…read moreoffer. Only a fifteen minute drive from the parks, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Celebration. This resort offers access to resort pool with slide, gym, lazy river, cafe and club house. The vacation homes are all independently owned and managed. Mine was booked with DreamVacationOrlando, and was an incredible house! Immaculate, fully equipped, spacious, quiet, Disney themed and fun. My elder millennial heart melted over Street Fighter 2 and Galaga. Our huge groups second rental was just a ten minute walk away. We preferred partying in the pool and hot tub at their rental over the resort pool since it was a child-free weekend. Plenty of good eats nearby if delivery or dining out is desired. The entire community has a gated main entrance with security onsite. Parking is limited and depends on the property manager. My rental had 2 reserved parking spots in front and guest parking close by. The other rental had a 5 car limit. Overall a flawless stay and amazing weekend!

We stayed here for one night a couple of weeks ago. The minute we walked into our 3 bedroom condo…read morewe were blown away by how nice this place was. Seriously. It truly felt like we walked into a penthouse of a nice hotel. The price was great too. Kitchen was spacious with granite tabletops with plenty of counter space. There was a nice sized table in the dining room area and each two of the three rooms were nicely sized. It could've been two master bedrooms. Both had their own shower and bathroom. The third room had two twin beds that can you can put together if you wanted to. The living was also a decently sized area. The place was very clean and had fresh linens throughout the place. Another nice touch was that they provided two large complimentary Voss water bottles. I would highly recommend staying here if you are in the area. I will definitely be coming back.

I don't know if we just got lucky with our room but our stay was EXCELLENT!!! The pictures do not…read moredo this place justice! The condos are huge and very spacious with a high full kitchen with a bar. If you're visiting the Orlando area with kids this is the place I'd recommend to anyone to stay. 10 mins away from Disney and Universal. Will stay again!!!

Have stayed here for 4 years, checked in and they want to charge us for 2 houses. Guest services…read morewas so rude and won't help us. They are stealing money from us.

We stayed here for one week, my family has three children under the age of five. The owner is very…read moreinvested in this new property and nice. She is happy to reply to questions and accommodate however she can. Since it's a newly renovated townhouse everything is new, which is nice. Pots and pans aren't scratched up. The townhouse itself is modern and nice, but not great for very small children. The owner welcomes kids and even has a high chair and plastic dish ware but the stairs are steep and uncarpeted(this wasn't false advertising, just wanted to let people know), dangerous for little legs. It would be great with older kids for sure! My review reflects the overall experience of staying at the place. The surrounding area is a little trashy. The Regal Oaks isn't really regal. The neighbors spend their afternoons fixing cars and smoking cigarettes on their stoops. They are perfectly nice but i hate cigarettes. When you walk around you notice everyone has reinforced door locks(I felt safe until i noticed that even though i have no reason to think these extra locks were needed ). And there is trash strewn around from the raccoons at night, one of which made it to the pool so the water slide was closed down to be cleaned and shocked. The pool water is a little murky looking and both my son and I developed a slight rash while we were there that disappeared after a week so it wasn't serious. We aren't sure if it was the pool or a sensitivity to detergent. The great perk is that it's really close to Disney and you can walk to "Old Town", which is also trashy but fun. There is a decent pizza place there too! If you aren't on air bnb and want to stay here, you can go directly through Regal Oaks and find different rentals there through them and don't have to worry about the air bnb process. It's perfect for older families(my father in law loved it) or young adults who want to be near Disney, a resort and in walking distance to some bars.

I have only ever been here attending conferences and trade shows, most recently the "International…read morePlastic Modelers Society ModelPalooza." It is basically a large ballroom. and is set up for this particular event with tables and one of the breakout rooms set up for meetings. The place, while showing signs of age, is clean and organized. I always have a good time here and my friends who come from out of town say the hotel is just fine, and very convenient for them. Staff are friendly, the bathrooms clean, and the AC cool. Cant 'ask for more than that!

The rooms were immaculate and so spacious. We had a nice view of the pool & grounds…read more Katherine , at the front desk was so friendly. She took care of everything I needed!! The food at the Stop & Go was really good. I enjoyed it. What a wonderful staycation I experienced.