I would say that the rooms are not nicer on the club level. The rooms are all decorated the same. Same linens, toiletries, etc. Some rooms will have better views or more space depending where they are positioned. But you can have one of the nicest views and largest rooms that is not on the club level. This is based on my experience from staying at the club level of the beach club across the water from the boardwalk hotel on a different trip. There are non-Disney websites that can tell you which room numbers are the biggest and have best views for each hotel. Really the difference of the club level is the service and food that is included with your room. They have a cast member posted on the floor at a desk who can help with any and all reservations. The food is good and available without paying or waiting inline or having to leave your hotel floor (or maybe just an elevator ride up or down one floor) So you are paying for convenience, even better service (which is already great in general because it’s Disney), and included food options. The food is in small portions, and bite sized pieces.

I don’t know the exact difference between a Standard and Featured Room, but I can say that, (if the sofa is indeed what makes it different), depending on your family’s needs, you may like or even require the sofa, which flips into a daybed. I love this feature, but my family tends to relax in the room at least a little bit during the day, and we have two kids who don’t sleep well together.

You HAVE a reservation for a DVC Studio, and where I’m confused is that when you made your reservation you had to specify the view - Standard, Garden/Pool or Broadwalk. Which was it ? -Garden/Pool is near the elevators or -STD & Bwalk are along different corridor alternating with the 1 bedrooms so to make a 2 bedroom suite if one is requested. Also, you want to be near the small pool. Their small pool is in front of the Community Ctr; the Bwalk has. Is it open? Don!t know. If you’re a family w/small kids, can’t say if a life guard is there. The main pool has small alcoves; best to use your phone’s GPS and drill down on the Bwalk Resort. It’s best to call Disney to ask where the studios are on the floor. Get room numbers for the desirable location you seek. In old days, when you checked-in online, there was a space to type in your request. Best to ask Disney, how you do this now. FYI -you can see the Epcot fireworks if your room faces Epcot and is at the end of the (long) hallway (Standard view). -you can see Hollywood Studios fireworks if your room faces HS and is along the hallway (Broadwalk view). Enjoy.

We stayed on the Inn side, so I am unfamiliar with the villa side. I know their balconies do have tables and chairs on them to sit and enjoy the views and a cup of coffee! Enjoy your trip.

I assume you are referring to the Garden Suites that are on the first floor and included in Club Level amenities. Yes, on the 1st floor there is a pull out couch, and a king sized bed on the 2nd floor.