The Yacht club is an upscale hotel on Disney property with a nautical, yacht club feel. The accomodations are excellent, and the restaurants and service are very good. The pool area is awesome, so if you are traveling with kids, they will love this. In addition,it is walking distance to Epcot and the Boardwalk (or you can take the ferry).

A very nice hotel, but it is pricey.

They have every amenity and then some.... Wonderfully comfy beds, well lit rooms...flat screen tv and tiny fridge...toliet/tub is a tad small but nothin we couldn't put up with! Best swimming pool (sandy beaches!!!!)

We stayed here on our recent trip to Disney. We originally had booked a 5 day stay. We started out at the Grand Floridian. Maybe that is what is tainting my review somewhat. We stayed in a standard room on the concierge level. Our room was not what we requested. I had made this reservation in August and this was a February stay so it was 6 months in advance. We requested two beds close to the lounge. We did get a room close to the lounge BUT we were given one QUEEN bed with a day bed and a sleeper chair. The room was clean and the view was fine (we could actually see the Magic Kingdom fireworks from the room) but a queen size bed is not big enough. I am sure we were given this room as there were just two of us but we always request two beds. If they are going to have a "one bed room" then it should be a King size bed - just saying. We asked about switching rooms but that is a big hassle and if you have the hotel help you get ready for a big tip.... They didn't have another room ready and when it was ready it was far away down a long hall so we did not change rooms that evening. The concierge offerings were basic - again at the Grand Floridian they were much more extensive. I think all of the lounges should have the same "amount" of choices - different choices as they are from the resorts restaurant but the same amount of food - not just a couple of little choices as we found here at the Yacht Club. The next morning we decided to go back to the Grand Floridian and requested a two bed room and moved. There wasn't anything wrong with it but the club lounge is very small. When they put the food out get ready for a line and it gets quite crowded. They also close the doors between offerings so you can't even get any water at off hours. At the Grand Floridian you can get beverages all day. It is an easy walk to the country area of Epcot or you can take a boat or a boat ride to Hollywood studios. I found the boat ride to Hollywood studios long as it makes a stop at the Swan/Dolphin before going. I would make sure you allow 45 minutes to an hour to get to the studios minimum especially if you have a restaurant reservation. We used the quiet pool but not the large theme pool. The staff were by far the most friendly in all 3 of the resorts we stayed at Disney. They went out of their way to help you and were always saying hi and willing to do anything you need. The bathroom has a double sink area and separate tub/toilet area but it is a very tight fit to close the door to that area. All in all a good stay overnight but I prefer the Magic Kingdom area resorts and location.