Just returned from 13 nights at WDW - 9 at Wilderness Lodge and 4 at the Yacht Club. Wilderness Lodge was wonderful, but I am very disappointed in our Yacht Club stay. The room was very spacious and nice, but service was not what I expected.
1) The bus service to Magic Kingdom serviced 5 resorts - Swan, Dolphin, Yacht Club, Beach Club, and Boardwalk. Granted these resorts are in close proximity to each other, but the volume of guests made this quite an uncomfortable ordeal. We were crammed into buses more compactly than I ever experienced - even at the All Stars!!
2) There simply aren't adequate eatery options available at the resort - especially for dinner. We were rained in a couple of evenings and didn't want to venture out to our pre-arranged reservations at Epcot. The Yacht Club only has one restaurant availbe for dinner - Yachtsman steakhouse - it was full and not accepting any walkins. Beaches and cream at Beach Club was taking walkins for 90 minutes later. Cape May at Beach Club was also full and not taking walkins. Our only option was room service. The fact the the Yacht Club has another restaurant, the Galley, which is closed for dinner made this situation even more frustrating.
3) Maid service was ho-hum. Nothing major, but for a luxury resort, I would not expect to find crumbs left on an unvacuumed floor along with dirty towels dropped on the floor of our room.
Is this typical of this resort, or are things going downhill???
1) The bus service to Magic Kingdom serviced 5 resorts - Swan, Dolphin, Yacht Club, Beach Club, and Boardwalk. Granted these resorts are in close proximity to each other, but the volume of guests made this quite an uncomfortable ordeal. We were crammed into buses more compactly than I ever experienced - even at the All Stars!!
2) There simply aren't adequate eatery options available at the resort - especially for dinner. We were rained in a couple of evenings and didn't want to venture out to our pre-arranged reservations at Epcot. The Yacht Club only has one restaurant availbe for dinner - Yachtsman steakhouse - it was full and not accepting any walkins. Beaches and cream at Beach Club was taking walkins for 90 minutes later. Cape May at Beach Club was also full and not taking walkins. Our only option was room service. The fact the the Yacht Club has another restaurant, the Galley, which is closed for dinner made this situation even more frustrating.
3) Maid service was ho-hum. Nothing major, but for a luxury resort, I would not expect to find crumbs left on an unvacuumed floor along with dirty towels dropped on the floor of our room.
Is this typical of this resort, or are things going downhill???