CL Wilderness or Poly CL? Opinions pls.

[yolie912]

Hello!
I would love to get opinions on which one to choose.
CL poly or Wilderness Lodge CL?
Pros or Cons!
Thanks everyone!

 

[padawans]

I have stayed at both resorts, but only Cl at Poly. We loved it. The location of Cl longhouse is right next to the pool. The lounge is huge, the offerings are great, and you can watch wishes from the lounge. We are trying the Wl Cl on our next trip because Poly is not available. I am not expecting the Wl Cl level to live up to the Poly, but I hope I enjoy it. It's less expensive than the Poly so I'm ok with it not comparing. I have stayed at both resorts, and the one thing I am sure of is the Poly rooms are much larger and nicer than the Wl. The Wl lodge rooms are comparable to a moderate resort it that makes a difference. You also have the monorail to Epcot and Mk at the Poly. The Wl lodge is a nice resort, but if money is not a consideration I would choose Poly without a moments hesitation.

 

[mickeynut1]

We are the opposite of the pp in one respect that we have also stayed at both resorts, but CL at the WL and a regular GV room at the Poly. My favorite CL is GF RPC, with WL CL ranking a very close second to that. Both resorts are great, with the Poly having an edge over the WL for us in that the Poly rooms are quite a bit larger with every room having a daybed (which is nice with having 2 teens). But if the WL rooms were comparable in size with a daybed, we would have a tough time choosing between the two. As far as CL at the WL, we thought the food offerings were great and the CMs were awesome. The WL doesn't really have a lounge as the seating goes around the 7th floor railing, which overlooks the lobby, but I personally like that set up. Some people don't care for that, but I like it since it's unique and not your every day lounge, and it's nice sitting up there watching the goings on in the lobby down below. With all of that said, I don't think you can go wrong with either one as both the WL and Poly are awesome resorts, each with things unique to its own resort theming/decor.