Studio cleaning is $30 per day requested. However you can get towel service for $10 per day.Does anyone know the pricing if a room wanted to pay for daily housekeeping? We're traveling with family (each have their own studio room) and some don't like the idea of having to re-use their towels while on vacation... TIA!
Laundry and Housekeeping Services
Disney Vacation Club Resorts offer laundry and housekeeping services. Daily housekeeping service is not provided for Members.
A 24-hour self-service laundry room is available at each Disney Vacation Club Resort. There are also dry-cleaning and valet laundry services. Villas with one or more bedrooms feature an in-unit washer and dryer.
Trash & Towel Service
For stays of 7 nights or fewer, Trash & Towel Service is provided on day 4, regardless of whether you're staying on a Member-discounted cash reservation, Vacation Points reservation, or a combination of both.
With Trash & Towel Service, Housekeeping will:
Full-Cleaning Service
- Empty trash and replace liners in trash bins
- Provide fresh bathroom linens
- Replace bath amenities as needed
- Replenish facial tissues, paper towels and toilet paper
- Replenish coffee, sugar, cream and sweeteners
For stays of 8 or more nights, Full-Cleaning Service is provided on day 4 and Trash & Towel Service is provided on day 8, regardless of whether you're staying on a Member-discounted cash reservation, Vacation Points reservation, or a combination of both. This cycle repeats for stays longer than 8 days.
With Full-Cleaning Service, Housekeeping will provide everything included with the Trash & Towel Service, plus:
For all stays regardless of the length of the stay, daily trash removal will be provided. Rental Guests (non-Members or Disney Vacation Club Members not booking through Membership) receive Full-Cleaning Services every day.
- Change the bed linens
- Vacuum and dust the vacation villa
- Clean the bathroom(s)
- Clean the kitchen/kitchenette and wash the dishes
For all of the above, additional Housekeeping Services may be purchased.
Additional Housekeeping Service Daily Rates:
Additional Trash & Towel Service Rates:
- Deluxe Studio: $30 per day requested
- 1-Bedroom Villa: $45 per day requested
- 2-Bedroom Villa: $60 per day requested
- 3-Bedroom Grand Villa: $75 per day requested
Pay As You Play
- Deluxe Studio: $10 per day requested
- 1-Bedroom Villa: $15 per day requested
- 2-Bedroom Villa: $20 per day requested
- 3-Bedroom Grand Villa: $30 per day requested
With Pay As You Play service, you'll be provided with the following amenities at no extra charge at the start of your stay and during each Housekeeping service. After that, you may purchase more amenities for the following fees (fees are subject to change):
NOTE: Rates are subject to change without notice.
- Toiletries Package: $5 - includes 1 facial soap, 1 bath soap, 1 shampoo, 1 conditioner, 1 shower gel
- Coffee Package: $3 - includes 1 package of coffee, 8 sugars, 8 creamers, 8 artificial sweeteners
- Towel Package: $6 - includes 4 bath towels, 2 hand towels, 4 washcloths, 1 bath mat
- 2 Bathrobes: $6
- Laundry Detergent (only in 1-, 2- and 3-Bedroom Villas): $1 - includes 1 box for 1 load of laundry
Does anyone know the pricing if a room wanted to pay for daily housekeeping? We're traveling with family (each have their own studio room) and some don't like the idea of having to re-use their towels while on vacation... TIA!
Every now and then we may have to empty the trash ourselves but for the most part I agree. We usually don't miss the housekeeping at all.
Don’t they empty your garbage daily now? After the Vegas shooting incident, I recall they wanted to increase security by having someone visit your villa everyday, but they took out your garbage also.
...and some don't like the idea of having to re-use their towels while on vacation...
Is it a particular treat for people to use more towels while on vacation?
Perhaps a similar mindset to not having to cook while away? It’s a treat of some kind?
Or, do your family members use that many towels per day at home too?
Is it a particular treat for people to use more towels while on vacation
Oh boy, I KNOW I have said these same words to my family! I really don't get it; at home they usually go through a towel a day per person. OK, even that, to me, is excessive (I mean, hang it up and re-use it for at least 3-4 days, what's the big deal?), but let's just say that's normal. On vacation? JEEBUS how does anyone use that many towels? We end up with a mountain of towels that I end up chasing all over the room and dumping into the bathroom on our way out the door EACH DAY!I’ve replied on this topic from the opposite side in other forums where people wanted advice on declining housekeeping at the resorts to get the daily gift card.
We are tidy and it works just fine for us. However, I’ve given advice to keep housekeeping when someone mentioned (like it’s perfectly normal) that they expect to go through two towels a day per person.
I’ve always wondered about those guests and what their towel consumption must be at home.
I note that you use an interesting phrasing. You say “while on vacation.” So, maybe I am looking at it from the wrong lens.
Is it a particular treat for people to use more towels while on vacation?
Perhaps a similar mindset to not having to cook while away? It’s a treat of some kind?
Or, do your family members use that many towels per day at home too?
I’m not being critical. Just peeping in a window to see how others live differently than myself.
Before you spend the money, I need to tell you our experience. When we bought in to DVC, the biggest disadvantage was the lack of daily housekeeping...we thought. We were quite sure we'd pay the daily fee for housekeeping. Then our first trip came, and in all the excitement and planning, we forgot to request it. Know what? We loved that no one came into our villa. It added to the "home" feel. After all, no one comes into my house when I'm away and makes the beds. No one was more surprised by our reaction than we were, and now we often decline housekeeping at hotels (Grand Canyon and Big Bend national parks loved us). Maybe not your reaction, but ours.