Just returned from a trip to Disney World and stayed a week in a Deluxe Studio at the Beach Club Villa. I loved the resort and we did receive solid service during our stay, however I don't think I'd stay in a Studio again. We arrived early AM, dropped out luggage with Bell Services and went to a park while we waited on our room to be prepped for us. A couple hours later, we got the text and returned to the resort, found our rooms and got our bags! Very seamless. However our 1st room was in rough shape. Limited drawers in a Stuido to begin with and 2 were broken and unusable. The shower wasn't clean, the drain stopper broken and laying in the tub and the faucet could be separated from the wall when turning the shower on. The fan did not work in the bathroom either; turning it into a sauna. We called the front desk at they sent a Housekeeping Supervisor up and she was awesome and very apologetic. She tried to move us right away but there were no open rooms available that night. Unfortunately we didn't sleep much that night as the room was right next to the elevator and it was very noisy everytime the elevator went in use. Fortunately the next am we received a call telling us we were getting a new room and bell services took care of our luggage with no issues. Our new Studio was in much better shape! That said, a Studio is a tight fit for a family of 3 for a week. Just not enough storage space, etc for a family of 3. We did use the pool and it is the best in all of Disney. The location can't be beat and plenty of solid food options available! The Breakfast platter at the Marketplace is a great deal! Overall, we did really enjoy the resort. It is beautiful and in a great location with a great staff. We had an issue and the staff resolved it promptly and professionally and we appreciated it greatly. They even helped us upgrade from a value to a moderate for the last couple nights of our trip at minimal expense to us. We would love to stay here again, just in a standard room however!

My family loves the Beach Club! There aren't many places I have visited that I feel disappointed to leave but this is definitely top of the list. Beautiful buildings inside and out. The lobby smell is fabulous and the background music so relaxing. Of course Stormalong Bay is the best pool! The kids love the sand play area probably as much as the parks! It really does feel like a home away from home. The quick service food options are a little weak, but you are close to so much else outside the resort that it isn't a big negative to me. Nice to have Beaches & Cream, plus Ample Hills, so close by for great ice cream. This time we did go over to Yacht Club for dinner and I enjoyed that more than Cape May Cafe. Usually though we aren't eating dinner at the resort. Being able to walk into Epcot is the best to me. So great not dealing with buses at the end of the day! Of course you can walk or boat to Hollywood Studios. This resort location access to two of the four Disney theme parks is best on property if you ask me. This trip we had a one bedroom villa. It is the perfect size for our family of four. Kids are still small enough to share the sleeper sofa which leaves the bedroom space for my wife and I. We always do a grocery delivery and eat breakfast in the room. Having the washer and dryer really helps too with packing since you can do wash during your trip. Don't know when it will be but can't wait to go back! The Beach Club is just the best.

We recently spent 4 nights in a 1 Bedroom Villa at BCV. Though we are familiar with the accommodations typically offered at Disney’s deluxe properties, this was our first time staying in a DVC room. While I wasn’t sure how I would like BCV, we had a wonderful stay and I can’t wait to return. All of the cast members throughout the resort–front desk, bell services, Beach Club Marketplace, DVC–were ready to welcome guests “back home”, and went out of their way to talk to guests and make sure their stay was perfect. It is clear that Disney is taking COVID seriously and wants their guests to feel completely safe at all times. All cast members were wearing masks, and plexiglass was in place at the front desk and Marketplace. Masks were enforced for guests. The room contained a list of housekeeping’s enhanced cleaning measures, and the TV remotes were wrapped in plastic. Both Stephen and Georgette at the front desk were very kind and helpful. We initially weren't able to get into our room at check-in time due to a housekeeping issue; however, Stephen made sure to add a little extra magic to our stay while the issue was handled, and we were taken care of with the highest level of customer service I’ve ever experienced from Disney. Our 1 Bedroom Villa was a gorgeous space that felt much more like a “home away from home” than a hotel room. The living area featured a small foyer, full kitchen, two sitting areas for eating, a sofa bed, and a washer/dryer. The bedroom included a king bed, desk, and impressive bathroom consisting of three separate rooms- one with a vanity and tub (and huge closet), another with a vanity and walk-in shower, and a third for the toilet. Both rooms had patios, as we were on the first floor. The villa felt classic and comfortable, but included plenty of modern updates such as several USB outlets and two of the largest TVs I’ve seen on Disney property. While some amenities, such as Stormalong Bay and the more upscale dining options, were closed during our stay, we did not feel this was an inconvenience. Between Beaches and Cream, Beach Club Marketplace, and the food offerings open at BoardWalk, we had a solid selection of dining options at our convenience. The pool at BCV was fine for relaxing and cooling down, and we were able to walk over to Luna Park Pool at BoardWalk as well. I would stay at BCV again without hesitation and look forward to returning soon.