Disney's Beach Club Resort

Our room was robbed of cash in my wallet and that of an 8 year old. In total they took about $300 cash and clearly went through our bags and drawers. Though the value of the robbery was small, it is extremely disappointing. The part that makes me especially sad is that a Disney employee went though what is clearly a child’s backpack into a child’s wallet to steal $60 of allowance money - simply heartless! We stayed on the club level, would not stay here again and do not recommend this hotel.

5 of us stayed at resort for 5 nights with dining plan. Room fitted us with three teenagers but your not in there much. Love being near two parks and nice hotel and pool and slide was now open. Early access and not so much extended hours were good love you can walk, mono, boat to parks others a cab or bus.. for me only could this on dining place as so expensive to eat. Yachtsman amazing but expensive beaches and cream too much food but fun. Only downside was not enough refillable drink places and getting a bed round pool no chance but would love to go back in a few years.

Disney’s Beach Club certainly is worth it! Great service from the staff. Housekeeping did a good job and the valet staff was always on top of things. Went on morning walks daily right before sunrise before heading out to the parks. The relaxed ambiance of this hotel is wonderful and I appreciate the staff for all they do to provide this experience for guests. It goes without saying that the pool here is one of the best at Disney. Food choices at the resort are plenty since Yacht Club is attached. If you’re on the fence about choosing Beach Club, I think you’ll be glad you chose this resort.

I have been to Walt Disney World over thirty times. I love it and always stay at WDW resorts because I believe it makes the entire stay more magical. This trip was planned to celebrate my parents’ 44th anniversary. I have never complained about any hotel here that we have stayed at. YThis has been my worst stay. Upon arrival, the construction level and disruption was unparalleled to anything we have ever experienced. There was no organization to the makeshift front area where valet and bell services had to do their jobs. This was not their fault. They were doing the best with what they had. It was completely unsightly and I wish this was told us before we booked because I never would’ve chosen this resort. An email with a couple weeks warning doesn’t suffice. When we arrived in the lobby, it reminded me more of Penn Station. People lingering with no where to go. Some sitting on the ground with their bags. There was one mother who laid out a blanket in the middle of the lobby and laid her two twin infants down to nap. Granted I know her room probably wasn’t ready, but this seemed inappropriate for the lobby of a deluxe resort. Some accommodation should’ve been offered to her so she didn’t take up an entire area. When we got to our room on the third floor above the pool area, the smell of kitchen grease was overwhelming. As soon as we opened the doors to our balcony, the smell overtook our entire room. They changed our room for us, but it put my parents and me on opposite sides of the hotel. This trip was supposed to bring us together and being so far apart made things difficult. The pool was chaotic. People reserving chairs to never return. Debris and garbage floating in the pool. Long incredible waits for food and drinks. It seemed like the hotel was understaffed. The situation that pushed me over the edge was when a woman at the pool reserved 5 chairs and we asked if my daughter could have one of her chairs to sit and eat her lunch and she rudely declined. When I confronted her on this, she told me I was a bad mother. I do want to mention that Jayden from the Yacht Club staff at the pool restaurant was wonderful. He helped my parents with directions and again was very kind at the pool restaurant. I’m giving the review 2 stars because they did give us a $100 credit for our experience, but I do want to warn others that this resort left us not only underwhelmed, but disappointed. I don’t want other families to make the same mistake in booking this hotel, especially while it’s under construction. It made my parents anniversary trip memorable, but definitely not in a good way.

Checked in on April 1, 2025 to take a nap while visiting Epcot. Checked in at 3pm and at 5pm a fire alarm went off. Within a minute there was an employee banging on our door telling us to get out. He woke us up and started yelling at us. I asked if smoke or fire had been seen and he said no. I said every major hotel chain in the country tells guests to stand by during a fire alarm until smoke or fire is seen. He said he was told by management to force everyone out of the rooms. So we are running down the stairs without our shoes. We end up waiting about 30 minutes outside in the hot sun. We almost needed medical attention. I am absolutely shocked at the poor decision making of management. Its unthinkable that a major hotel corporation does not know how to handle a fire alarm. It turns out that there was no fire, and no one pulled the alarm, which means it was a maintenance issue. I went to the front desk to ask if they give credit or compensation for our disruption that was caused by their lack of maintenance. The front desk said, "we do not give compensation for maintenance issues." I will most likely be disputing my credit card for this disaster that Disney created.

Overall the hotel is good and I would recommend staying on the club lounge floor, as the buffet there saved us last night when we couldn't get a dinner res anywhere -- but be warned to choose your room carefully because we had noise issues each night.. Our first night we were in a room surrounding the pool and kids were screaming out there until 11PM. We had to move rooms for night two and at 530AM we were woken by what appeared to be a marathon outside our window with people screaming and cheering right until 7AM. Needless to say we spent our Disney weekend extremely tired.