Going to get on
@focusondisney's bad side for giving some praise to YC CL, but wanted to share a bit about our experience while thoughts are fresh. Apologies in advance, going to photo bomb the thread here.
We (family of four, kids 8 and 3) were at Poly CL last week, then moved over to YC CL for one night. We had never been to YC CL before, so it was an entirely new experience.
Maybe we just really enjoyed the change of scene after several days at Poly, but we left saying we will absolutely be back. Everything about the setup, the location, the rooms, the lounge style, etc definitely worked for our style. Obviously one day isn't enough to see a whole "body of work" for any given CL, but we were definitely impressed.
Given comments around the DIS sometimes I have always wondered if YC as a resort and YC CL would be a good fit with young ones - but those concerns quickly dissipated.
CMs seemed very professional and personable, but not over the top in your face - it was a great balance.
So the CL floor is the fifth floor (the top floor) - see below. The lounge and CL Desk area in the image is not exactly drawn quite to scale, but you get a general sense of the layout. Our room was 5223 which is a Water View room (in red). Walking time to the lounge was about 1 minute, 10 seconds and was 115 steps. No complaints there.
I don't know what I think about hard surface floors in hotel rooms and I'm still not sure.... but coming from Poly this feels nice, crisp, and clean. The room sizes are obviously smaller here than the monorail resorts, but they use space efficiently, in my opinion.
I didn't get a pic of the shower - but it's a shower, no tub. Dual shower heads, one is the "rain" style. Felt a lot more elegant than a typical Disney resort bathroom. Not a great room if you actually need a tub, like for kids baths - but fortunately we're mostly past that stage.
Toiletries...
Keurigs here with Joffrey's pods.
Fancy looking clear-front fridge.
Robes and slippers...
These maybe look worse in the pics than they do in person since I'm down low with the camera, but the floors in this particular room were showing a bit of noticeable wear already. That's probably not the best sign for a room that's not that old.
