BC Concierge

[ClareH37]

Have 'finally' decided to stay at one of the Epcot resorts for my adult only trip (it's not until May 2009 but I'm going to book as soon as I can). I've previously stayed at YC and BWI, but am thinking of trying the BC.

I've visited the BC before and found it had a 'busier' feel but I like that, and the decor is so pretty and refreshing.

Can anyone advise me what the concierge rooms/floor is like at the BC? I'm going to go for a lagoon/water view room - do the concierge rooms have full balconies.

Thanks

 

[TheCaymanIslands]

Have 'finally' decided to stay at one of the Epcot resorts for my adult only trip (it's not until May 2009 but I'm going to book as soon as I can). I've previously stayed at YC and BWI, but am thinking of trying the BC.

I've visited the BC before and found it had a 'busier' feel but I like that, and the decor is so pretty and refreshing.

Can anyone advise me what the concierge rooms/floor is like at the BC? I'm going to go for a lagoon/water view room - do the concierge rooms have full balconies.

Thanks

Clare, we actually were given a free upgrade last summer to the concierge level at the BC. Rooms were nice, we had a full balcony and I think all concierge rooms have them but not 100%. Besides that, there is a Hotel Employee who is on the floor till 10pm at night every day who is there to help you with whatever you need (pretty convenient).

There is also a lounge area that offers free beverages. They also have breakfast, lunch, cheese in the afternoon, and desserts at night. The only thing my family enjoyed was the breakfast. They had cereal, muffins, donuts, OJ, coffee, etc.

I thought the lunch was cheap, cheese nothing special, and desserts are very simple compared to what you can get at the restaurants and bakeries/stores in the parks.

Overall, I was pleased.