szymcl
Mouseketeer
- Joined
- Jan 14, 2004
- Messages
- 284
Hi,
We just spent a few days at the Villas of Wilderness Lodge. It was our first time at the villas. We have only been DVC members since January, after years of visiting the other resorts. We were at Old Key West in March. The villas were great! We stayed in a studio, as this was just a mother/daughter trip. We received a handicapped room which was OK with us for a short trip. We were on the fourth floor, room 4546, with a woods view, and we could watch the bus stop in the distance. The TV was smallish, 19 inch I guess. The fridge was nice and big, large coffee maker, dishsoap, toaster, and microwave. We received a large supply of paper goods that lasted our entire stay, paper towels, plates, napkins, bowls, flatware.
We love Old Key West, but the villas seem like they would be great for a young family with kids. The buses were not crowded and the boats came quickly. The pools were a good size for young children. The slide was fun but not too big. We bought the mugs and filled up many times with coffee, hot chocolate and real cream from a great dispenser. We love cream in our coffee and hot chocolate.
It's funny, we had just driven from the Real Key West, and it was wonderful to stand on the southernmost point of the continental United States, but Disney just seems like home!
Our actual home resorts are Vero and Boardwalk, but we haven't stayed there yet! Life just gets better and better!
The pools were fun and not too crowded. I watched the electric water pageant in the lake from the beach.
We just spent a few days at the Villas of Wilderness Lodge. It was our first time at the villas. We have only been DVC members since January, after years of visiting the other resorts. We were at Old Key West in March. The villas were great! We stayed in a studio, as this was just a mother/daughter trip. We received a handicapped room which was OK with us for a short trip. We were on the fourth floor, room 4546, with a woods view, and we could watch the bus stop in the distance. The TV was smallish, 19 inch I guess. The fridge was nice and big, large coffee maker, dishsoap, toaster, and microwave. We received a large supply of paper goods that lasted our entire stay, paper towels, plates, napkins, bowls, flatware.
We love Old Key West, but the villas seem like they would be great for a young family with kids. The buses were not crowded and the boats came quickly. The pools were a good size for young children. The slide was fun but not too big. We bought the mugs and filled up many times with coffee, hot chocolate and real cream from a great dispenser. We love cream in our coffee and hot chocolate.
It's funny, we had just driven from the Real Key West, and it was wonderful to stand on the southernmost point of the continental United States, but Disney just seems like home!
Our actual home resorts are Vero and Boardwalk, but we haven't stayed there yet! Life just gets better and better!
The pools were fun and not too crowded. I watched the electric water pageant in the lake from the beach.
