We are going to Vero for the first time during the third week of June. We’ve been to
DVC HHI before, any tips, tricks, or suggestions? Is there a blog or YouTube video out there with more information besides what’s on the Disney website or on here? Thanks for the guidance.

We can’t wait!
You can search YouTube for videos of VB that include the lobby, various rooms, the beach, etc. They are helpful to a point. We've stayed at HHI a few times, and about a year ago stayed at VB for the first time.
OBSERVATIONS
- Dining: not much at VB. They do have the onsite restaurant,
Wind and Waves Grill, and it's decent. The menu is a bit limited and moderately well-executed. There are a couple of local joints near the resort, but again, the food is just average. To get better and more dining options, you have to drive into VB or Sebastian proper, so that will take a bit of time. Hands down, HHI wins on dining with all the marvelous places to eat nearby.
- Activities: both resorts have them, but HHI has more. Plus, there are many excursions from HHI that VB can't quite match.
- The HHI area is large enough that some of it wakes up early enough to grab a coffee by the break of dawn at a nearby Starbucks or a couple of restaurants. Disney's VB resort doesn't do this. They do put out coffee near the spa entrance but it disappears quickly, and the resort itself doesn't really spring to life until after 8 a.m.
- The beach at VB is right there, and that's a plus. The beach at HHI is nicer, but as you know, you have to bike, drive, walk, or shuttle there.
- Pools are roughly the same, so that's a wash.
- CMs are good at VB, but again, they don't quite compare to those at HHI.
- For us, the overall vibe at VB is very laid back, a relax on the beach or by the pool sense, and seemed to attract a large number of older retirees. If you simply want a resort where you can sit on the beach or by the pool all day, and you don't require much in the way of varied dining, then VB will do quite nicely. Still, we didn't enjoy it nearly as much as we do HHI.