Yes, the resort itself is beautiful, I found the rooms to be immaculate, I actually do like the "girly" decor

, and your transportation, dining, and recreation options can't be beat. But for me, it's the cast members.
My mom and I stayed there on a b-day trip for the 2 of us in Aug. 05. I remember our experience started with Jerry, the bell hop, who took time escorting us around the GF, then getting us settled in our room, showing how everything worked, setting our thermostat, etc. And then we he learned what a Disney nut I was, he stayed and chatted for a while telling stories - he'd been with the GF since it opened.
Being that it was our b-day trip, we received goodies almost every day from the GF staff - cards from Mickey, balloon bouquets, a full-size cake, etc. We had towel animals from our mousekeeper, and our room was always made up and immaculate.
But one of the things that really stood out was the care we got when an ankle injury my mother had flared up, and caused her to have to resort to using a wheelchair and
ECV for the rest of the trip. We were renting an ECV in the parks, but we were trying to make do with walking very carefully and slowly when at the resort, traveling to/from, etc. Well, one of the CM's at 1900 Park Faire was talking to us, learned of the injury my mom was dealing with, and went and got us a GF wheelchair that we were able to use for free for the rest of our trip. When we went to the parks, they would just check the wheelchair for us while my mom used the ECV. That one act alone dramatically improved the rest of our trip, and I just have no idea if that would have happened at another resort.
I have never felt as purely cared for as I did at the GF that trip, and that is worth so much more than the monetary value you're paying, IMO. I can't wait to share the GF with my husband this December!
