Saphire
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Feb 28, 2000
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There were so many things I liked about my first visit to this hotel, but let's start with the negatives:
Walls were very thin. We often heard our neighbors talking in the next room(s) and the doors shutting late at night sounded very, very loud.
I was surprised how busy the pool area got in mid-February. The area was small for the amount of guests. We found it hard to find chairs in the afternoon. This is low season?
Positives:
The hotel is just beautiful, lovely furnishings and pleasing architecture.
Great housekeeping staff, friendly and efficient. We also requested turn-down sevice, and they came every night.
Transportation was fast. The buses and boats were timely, and there were several options available when traveling about.
We could see Wishes from our room! Guess I didn't expect this, paying only $124 per night....wow!
The beds were soooo comfortable!
I really liked (though some may not) the wildlife in the area. Many birds, and even ducks with their babies, wandering about.
The theming of the American Northwest was realxing and calming.
Roaring Forks was much better than I expected, and the people that worked there were very, very nice.
If you are lucky enough to go, enjoy!
I would be happy to answer any questions.
Walls were very thin. We often heard our neighbors talking in the next room(s) and the doors shutting late at night sounded very, very loud.
I was surprised how busy the pool area got in mid-February. The area was small for the amount of guests. We found it hard to find chairs in the afternoon. This is low season?
Positives:
The hotel is just beautiful, lovely furnishings and pleasing architecture.
Great housekeeping staff, friendly and efficient. We also requested turn-down sevice, and they came every night.
Transportation was fast. The buses and boats were timely, and there were several options available when traveling about.
We could see Wishes from our room! Guess I didn't expect this, paying only $124 per night....wow!
The beds were soooo comfortable!
I really liked (though some may not) the wildlife in the area. Many birds, and even ducks with their babies, wandering about.
The theming of the American Northwest was realxing and calming.
Roaring Forks was much better than I expected, and the people that worked there were very, very nice.
If you are lucky enough to go, enjoy!
I would be happy to answer any questions.
You know you're in another world when you have a geyser going off and you can see palm trees!
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DH and I have finally narrowed it down to either Yc or Poly or splitting our stay between both. I have always wanted to try WL and DH and I loved AKL so much - they just seem very similar! It's hard to turn down a deluxe hotel for so much less! Wow! We will be there during value season next summer. I really wonder if we could get an AP rate - would YC or Poly really be worth the extra $$$? WL seems to be fabulous!
) I paid $109 AP rate. I really liked this place. And I liked it because it was wintertime and the lobby looks so cozy with the fireplace. Great atmosphere. Enjoy. --oh, yeah,....comfy beds.
