The good was REALLY good. Great property. Great rooms. Clean. Stay was great. Love the facility. The bad - Had noisy neighbors up til 3 am keeping our kids up. TV did not work due to WiFi that made internet and phones slower. The house is phenomenal. Clubhouse was overrun with people swimming in jeans shorts and t shirts. Pool skimmer not working so pool was not usable for first 2-3 days. If WiFi working and pool clean and operational would have been 5 stars. Thank you.

Everything was great. The house was clean and everyone had their own space to relax. Very enjoyable.

Disney Family Fun Made Easy!We absolutely loved our stay at this Solara Resort property (townhome 6279)—it was everything described and more, and the location couldn’t be better (just minutes from Disney World).The open first-floor layout was a dream—huge kitchen, cozy family room, spacious dining area, and easy pool access—perfect for gathering as a family (and sneaking snacks in between park days). Our granddaughter was over the moon about the Moana-themed bedroom, and the Star Wars room had the adults geeking out too!With two king suites (one upstairs, one downstairs), a queen, two sets of twins, and even a pull-out couch, the house can easily and comfortably fit a crew of 10–12. We had the perfect balance of together time and quiet space when needed.Extras that made our stay even better:-Parking right out front (so convenient!)-Kitchen amply stocked with plates, pots/pans, utensils-Plenty of TVs with cable smart options-Ice-cold AC (lifesaver after Florida sun!)-Well maintained property with excellent communication from the property managerOur family had a fantastic time here and felt completely at home. Highly recommend for anyone wanting comfort, fun, and a magical base for their Disney adventure!

We rented the house because it said handicap accessable. When I got there with my husband, my children and grandchildren had not arrived yet, I had to use his portable ramp to get him up the curb, then up the step in the sidewalk and then the stepup into the house, luckily I brought his portable ramp with us just in case. So everytime we left or arrived we had to move the ramp three times to get him into the house. The inside was not really handicap accessable either, there was one bedroom downstairs but his power wheelchair would not fit through the bedroom door and was kind of hard to get anywhere in the house but the main entrance. I have a portable lift to get him out of his chair so I had to put him in that and then take him into the bedroom, which was carpeted so was not easy. Other than that issue it was a very nice place, pretty clean, make sure you bring your own paper towel as there was not any extra and there were not any extra pillows and only one blanket in the bedroom closet. We just asked for handicap accessible places when we searched so I didn't look any further, maybe we were suppose to let them know and they had some different units that would have worked?