迪士尼波利尼西亞鄉村度假村(Disney's Polynesian Village Resort)

É espetacular, uma atmosfera toda voltada para a Plinesia, e tematico com a Princesa Moama. Fica a poucos minutos dos parques Magic Kingdon e Epcot ligados pelo Monorail A área de lazer é exclente, tem um grnade parque aquatico, mas também tem uma piscina para quem quer relxar. Fica na beira do lago da Disney Tem uma visão direta do Magic Kingdon, se consegue assistir os fogos à noite da Praia do hotel. Os quartos são grandes, confortaveis, bem decorados e limpos, baheito tb grande, roupas de cama e banho de boa qualidade Atedimento dos funcionários é otimo Tem varios restaurantes, precisam de reserva, tem uma cafeteria para lanches mais rápidos e mais baratos. enfim uma excelente opção

Such a convenient park to stay at with little ones. The monorail makes it really easy to get around to both magic kingdom and Epcot (our two favorite parks) The rooms are large and have two showers, which was fantastic. Big shoutout to the valet staff who helped us get a taxi with an infant seat when our 8 month old had to go to the emergency department. William from valet went truly above and beyond helping us make sure we could safely get our baby to the ER. All other staff we encountered at the resort were kind and helpful as well. Thank you!

Stayed in a theme park view room for two nights. Cost was a little over $1K a night which was high for a time that there was no school break. I was going alone though so wanted to get a great room so splurged. While the hotel has had a room renovation there are still parts that need updating. The main hallways and old elevators in the buildings bring down the level of quality. I also prefer a building that requires you to scan your card in at night to enter (like the grand Floridian has), just feels safer. There is amazing nostalgia here though and the them is so great! I enjoyed my stay and I’m sure I will stay again. I still think Grand Floridan is my favorite though. Polynesian is my #2 choice though! Had a great time!!!

Disney World Paradise! This perfectly themed and well maintained resort delivers aloha big time! From the low lodge architecture, beautiful landscaping, lush pools, and sweet Hawaiian music - The Polynesian is our favorite resort in all of Walt Disney World.

If one enjoys checking out different Disney resorts, as we do, this resort is well worth a visit. Even with the massive construction currently underway, a walk around the grounds was pleasant. From the interestingly themed lobby, to the Polynesian inspired architecture; we enjoyed the atmosphere of the grounds. Sitting for awhile on the sands by the water was relaxing, as was watching the boats traveling to and fro. Though we didn't stay that late, viewing Magic Kingdom fireworks from the beach would probably be quite nice. (It will be interesting to see if the atmosphere changes, once the huge expansion is completed.) Of course, a visit here wouldn't be complete without an indulgence from the Pineapple Lanai. Of the monorail resorts, this one maybe the most relaxed.

My enchanting visit to Disney's Polynesian Resort was a delight. The lobby, a masterpiece of thematic design, set a magical tone. The staff's genuine kindness elevated the experience. Indulging in the must-try pineapple dole whip was a tropical treat. Watching nightly fireworks from the bungalow was truly worth it. A smart choice for a memorable visit.

We stayed at the king kamehameha club level and although the views are gorgeous, the club level is absolutely not worth it. Our night was a waste and I wish we could’ve done it over at the Grand Floridian’s club level. Some of my family is vegetarian and all they could have was some veggies and crackers. On top of that the coffee machine was broken the whole time which was a huge deal for us. We were offered to go to the main building and buy coffee there, defeating the whole purpose of the club level convinience. Love the polynesian but we felt taken advantage of staying club level. At the Grand, they accommodate all dietary restrictions. Many items were also missing from the Polynesian lounge including bottled water (it was a faucet instead) and no mickey bars like the grand. Very few food options, and thise few contain ham or bacon which we dont eat and were told no changes can be made. Really really dissapointed. The polynesian itself is lovely though. One gripe about the rooms, the bathroom is not a walk in shower and the room colors felt “cold” , especially with no carpeting. Oh and the view of fireworks from the lounge? Forget about it because there is so much glare inside from half the lights remaining on, we walked mid fireworks to the beach to get a better view. I put my whole trip online ( Disneyworld Vacationer ) if you want to see it all. This is still the best hotel at Disneyworld but dont do club level. Do the Grand if you want club level. This , the Grand, Wilderness Lodge, and Port Orleans Riverside are my top 5 places to stay at Disneyworld.