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BoardWalk Inn

BoardWalk Inn takes its cues from turn-of-the-century Atlantic City, sitting right on Crescent Lake with a Coney Island-style boardwalk out front — carnival games, evening nightlife and all. That waterfront location is one of its strongest selling points: both EPCOT and Hollywood Studios are within walking distance, and the Disney Skyliner gondola adds another easy connection to both parks. Rooms range from standard options sleeping up to five adults through to three-bedroom villas with full kitchens and a washer-dryer — genuinely useful for larger families or longer stays. The Luna Park Pool has a waterslide, there's a fitness centre with spa treatments, and Flying Fish serves sustainable seafood for a proper sit-down dinner. Club-level rooms add personalised planning support if you want that extra layer of service.

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How to get to Disney World's Boardwalk Inn on your travel day

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Top things to do at Disney World's Boardwalk Inn

Disney World’s BoardWalk Inn is one of the most popular among the ‘deluxe’ hotels for many reasons - and the amenities and experiences on offer at the resort are certainly among them. Besides the resort's iconic location, including its own nearby ‘boardwalk’ resort area complete with unique diners, delis and ice cream parlours as well as the proximity to Epcot, Boardwalk’s on-site facilities are very much those of a high-level resort.

Which rooms to book at Disney World’s BoardWalk Inn

BoardWalk Inn, one of the Disney Vacation Club (DVC) resorts, has much more than standard accommodations for guests. The hotel is in a prime position in one of the most desirable parts of Disney World, the Boardwalk area, just outside EPCOT’s France pavilion, near the Friendship Boats transport, monorail and Skyliner.

Where to eat at Disney’s BoardWalk Inn

If you are staying at Disney's BoardWalk Inn, you're in for a treat - literally!  The BoardWalk Inn resort offers a variety of dining options that cater to different tastes and budgets, whether you're craving a quick snack or a more upscale meal. 

Rating

2,164 reviews

Location 4.8

Sleep Quality 4.4

Rooms 4.3

Service 4.4

Value 3.7

Cleanliness 4.5

640dizzyw

Great place to stay and have fun.

They have always been a great place and the entertainment they had were top notch.

erinmL3603ZQ

Overall great stay

Overall the hotel was great. Irna was a hotel employee who really went above and beyond for my mom and i to make our trip special, she really made a difference and the stay magical :)

O7083XXlindam

Must stay here one day

We was not staying here but it was a beautiful afternoon out . Yes the cake shop even though was expensive the cakes was so delicious worth every penny . We then had a drink in the bar before heading home .

chatto

Go Moderate or Value - Boardwalk is not worth the money

To rate this hotel as anything above a moderate - or even a value hotel - is wishful thinking. The walls are paper thin, and in the connecting rooms, you might as well just be sitting right next to your neighbors. The heating in my villa room didn't work, and I was put into a lesser value room on the inn side, with a tiny mini fridge placed on the floor. The guests are noisy in the hallways and in front of the windows - there is no peace here. To get to any shops or quick service, you have to leave the hotel and walk. Save yourself hundreds of dollars and stay at Port Orleans French Quarter, or even Pop Century, where the resort store and quick service are both miles better. I'm relatively disappointed in Disney's supposed Deluxe resorts - I've stayed in Wilderness Lodge and Yacht Club, as well, and was equally disappointed. Only the Riviera stood out for quality of finishes and experience. The location may be great, but the amenities and quality of the rooms is no where near luxury. At least at Wilderness Lodge they upgraded me when the heat didn't work in that room.

ShampeuNorthbrook, Illinois

Great location

The location of this hotel cannot be beat. It is walking distance to both Hollywood Studios and Epcot or you can take a boat to either. You can also take the tram from Magic Kingdom to Epcot, then walk or boat back to the hotel. This versatility makes staying here unmatched in my opinion. Since the Boardwalk is directly outside the hotel, there are many dining options. The best for breakfast is the deli. Check-in/check-out was busy but there are many staff members walking around waiting to help. The rooms are large but a bit dated. They could really use a refresh. There is plenty of closet space, a large tv, and a nice little balcony. The bed is comfortable but the pillows are not. It’s nice having a Keurig coffeemaker in the room but the Disney coffee pods are awful. The bathroom has a double vanity and the hot water appears quickly. The bathroom too could use a refresh. The towels are scratchy, as was the toilet paper. The toiletries smelled amazing. We have stayed at many Disney properties and this is always my favorite.

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