mickeyluv'r
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I would say Poly or Beach Club. I've stayed at both. I prefer the Beach Club for its theming, swimming pool and quick walk to Epcot and the Boardwalk. The pool even has a lazy river. We found the CMs at the Beach Club super-friendly and efficient. Also, the lobby is lovely.
A slight downside of the BC lazy river is that it is pretty deep as lazy rivers go.
Overall though the BC pool is pretty amazing .
[Much of the BC pool has a SAND bottom. It is very unique. There's even an area where young kids can built sand castles while sitting in the shallows. When you buy a kid meal by the pool, they give it to you a pail w/shovel.}
The other upside of the BC pool is that they have both a bigger water slide, and a kiddie sized water slide.
Then, if OP goes with POR, she'd have access to both the POR and PORFQ pools (though they are a little walk apart.)
OP, I suggest you take a look specifically at where you wish to eat. Most of the TS dining choices near POR are in Disney Springs via shuttle boat. BC puts you near everything at the BC/YC/Swan/Dolphin/Boardwalk, and (with park admission) everything in the World Showcase. (most are less than 15min walk or a shuttle boat away) Poly puts you close to Poly/CR/GF (via monorail). CR puts you close to CR/Poly/GF/WL/Ft. W (monorail/boat) and via the MK bus stop to all the rest of the WDW resorts (10min walk+ bus ride). That said, getting from Poly and CR all the way to the World Showcase is a bit of a long distance. (monorail drops you off at front gate of Epcot).
Of course dining the parks is also always an option from any hotel. Eating dinner near your hotel really only matters if you plan to take afternoon breaks/change for dinner.
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