We usually stay on Disney Property but with where this property was located, we decided to give it a shot. This was one of the best decisions we made! What an amazing experience. First, let me say if you are trying to use the resort amenities, it’s expensive and I would not recommend it. But, if you are looking for a place to go that’s absolutely beautiful, secure (gated community), close to Disney, close to “outside the park” food/entertainment, and can fit your entire family, this is it! The TV has Roku so easy to take your subscriptions and utilize the TV for evening movies. The balcony with the lounge chairs attached to the upstairs’ master bedroom was perfect for the evening. The full kitchen has an absolutely perfect island with 5 chairs large enough for all the kids to eat breakfast. If you stayed on property, you couldn’t come this close to Animal Kingdom and surely cannot find a villa of this capacity for a decent price. This was definitely one of the best decisions of the trip!

Great location and convenient access to Disney.

Perfect location for large family and Disney. Property was clean, modern and functional. Great location! Resort fees/daily pool access was to high in my opinion and not disclosed ahead of time.

The Good: Location. Groceries (Publix), Drugstores (CVS, Walgreens), restaurants a short drive away. Couldn't get any closer to Disney without staying on property. Universal is a 30 minute slog up I4 in heavy traffic. Condo itself: clean, lots of room, furnished* kitchen. The not so good: Customer service is terrible. The check in instructions did not include any information on how to access wifi, and how to get through the main gate. When I asked (twice) I got two different codes, and none worked. Lots of info about penalties (itemizing towel theft? OK, sure, I'm spending over $200 night and I'm gonna steal the towels?), what's not included (all the amenities of the resort, and the gas grill), and ads for Orlando attractions (like we haven't already be bombarded enough). Also, no one answers simple questions outside of office hours? not the answers helped any. Kitchen: *furnished as in a Residence Inn, by what someone thinks a kitchen should have when they don't plan to cook anything. No broiler pan for the stove, rendering it useless. No hot pads or no measuring cups. Supplies: Better than nothing, but I've gotten better quality at a Motel 6. My advice: Take the family and stay in this unit for a few days. You'll figure out the shortcomings.