Disney's BoardWalk Inn

Definitivamente uno de los mejores hoteles de Disney. Me alojé en Contemporary el año pasado y el ambiente de Boardwalk es mucho más agradable; menos caótico y visualmente bastante encantador. Un agradable respiro de la estimulación excesiva de los parques. El personal es amable y servicial. Una queja: en un esfuerzo por tomar una siesta muy necesaria a última hora de la mañana, pusimos el cartel de "no molestar" en la puerta. Nos despertaron de un sueño profundo cuando el servicio de limpieza llamó para preguntar a qué hora podían venir a la habitación. De qué sirve la petición de no molestar si nos van a despertar con una llamada en lugar de con un golpe. Fue bastante inquietante y no pudimos volver a dormir. Un mensaje de texto o una nota bajo puerta sería una mejor manera de hacerlo.

Teniendo en cuenta lo que paga, pensaría que obtiene un servicio de alta gama. Bell hop 40 minutos para subir el equipaje, la televisión no funciona, Internet no es lo suficientemente fuerte como para poder reproducir YouTube TV (porque la televisión no funcionó). Llamé y el "ingeniero" dijo que no todos los canales funcionan, yo dije que ninguno funciona. Le dije que Internet es débil y ella dijo "ese es un departamento diferente". Espero algo mejor de Disney, no cumplieron.

Si eres un amante de Epcot como nosotros, ¡este es el hotel perfecto para ti! Está en la puerta trasera de Epcot y está a una corta distancia a pie o en barco. Las habitaciones han sido renovadas y eran extremadamente cómodas. Hay una piscina tranquila si no tienes pequeños a cuestas que disfruté mucho. El hotel en sí no tiene restaurantes, pero hay varias buenas opciones en el paseo marítimo. Recomiendo encarecidamente alojarse aquí.

Me he alojado en BeachClub y YatchClub. De lejos fue la peor experiencia. Ducha terrible, Wi-Fi deficiente y personal que apenas habla inglés. Los estándares de Disney en su conjunto han bajado mucho. En relación a los parques también. ¡Todas las comodidades para quienes se hospedan en los resorts del parque se han reducido MUCHO! Horas extras, plan de comidas, compras del parque para entregar en el hotel,... ... En fin. O terminaron o bajaron mucho. Sin desorden y colas interminables. Lo que parece es que durante la pandemia hubo una reducción enorme en el número de empleados (parque y hotel)... Pero, una vez vuelta la normalidad, se mantuvo el mismo número que durante la pandemia. Por supuesto que se iría a la mierda. ¡El costo-beneficio de hospedarse en hoteles dentro del parque realmente ha bajado MUCHO!

I've been visiting Disney World for 30+ years with being a Florida local/yearly passholder (and get free parking at the resort as a perk) for the past decade. I love going to the restaurants here at the Boardwalk then going to the parks for a while after eating and leaving my car at the hotel parking lot instead of then driving to the park parking lot first. Never use to be a problem. Within the past couple months, they've started giving people who aren't staying at the hotel, but driving over to eat there parking pass that's only good for 3 hours. This means essentially leaving once your meal is done. The other hotels on disney property are not doing this. The parking pass is limiting the time I spend there and it doesn't make sense since I get free parking anywhere else on properly and limiting the time at the hotel is limiting how much I can spend while there.

If you don’t want to read the entire review just know this: over $800 a night is robbery. This was like staying at a motel 6 with cheesy disney decor in the room. Upon arrival we were greeted by valet screaming directions every which way to all the cars the pulling up. It was utter chaos. When we moved into the lobby there was not a single ounce of organization to be found. People were just sort of standing around, some with iPads, haphazardly checking people in. Once we finally found someone to check us in, no easy task, we headed to our rooms. My parents had a suite that was evidently just “redone”. By just redone they must have meant redone in the early 1980s. There is no access to this room from an inside hallway either; you can only enter or exit from the outside courtyard. The design of this hotel could not be more confusing. From my balcony I had the pleasure of watching every single person get lost. In my parents room there was POOP IN THE TRASH CAN and WET TOWELS IN THE SHOWER. At this point, we are wishing we had stayed at the motel 6. My husband and I had to change rooms because they gave us a room with two full beds. We booked a king, obviously. When we were changing rooms they gave us the run around on how this is a “family resort” so there aren’t a lot king rooms. So on top of having to change rooms this woman doesn’t qualify us as a family? Just WOW. Also, for over $800 a night you can’t give me a king bed? This hotel is a MESS. The main pool was utter chaos so we went to the quieter, smaller pool in the courtyard. It’s fine, but old and freezing and the towels offered at the pool were thinner than cardboard. I don’t think I saw one member of hotel staff near the pool. My recommendation is obviously not to stay here. Disney has changed a lot in the past 6 years since I have been and from what I can see and have experienced these changes are for the worse..