Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort

設施：不錯 衞生：不錯 環境：不錯，地理位置挺好，比較方便了 服務：不錯

We have just returned from a 14 day adventure in Orlando Florida and stayed at Disney's Carribbean Beach Resort. We were a family of five (two adults, three kids (17, 13, 10)), staying in the Aruba area (building 52), pretty close to the Riviera resort in a water view 5th sleeper. The resort is well laid out, the Market place restaurant offers a decent amount of variety for breakfast, lunch and dinner, there are pools available near the main lobby (Old Port Royale) and smaller pools at each of the different regions of the resort (Aruba, Jamaica, Martinique, Barbados, Trinidad). There are plenty of entertainment options available, though we didn't really take advantage of them as we spent very little time at the resort other than to eat or sleep. There is a bit of wildlife around the resort: we saw bunnies, lizards, birds, dragonflies, thankfully no Gators! The room was pretty spacious; it comfortably slept the five of us, though there is limited storage, so we took two hanging clothes organisers. People complain that the fridge is not fit for purpose, but we managed to keep drinks, fruit, veg, and cheese cool in there for days. It is tiny, but it works just fine provided you don't overfill or block it. The beds are very comfortable, the pillows are so fluffy and I had a great sleep each night. The Aircon is LOUD, unavoidable if you want to stay cool, I guess, but if you're a light sleeper, bring earplugs. The shower feels like it has a vendetta against you and will pummel you clean. The dual sink situation was a nice touch. I do not rate the toilet situation, Orlando toilets are all the same, seemingly too low down and regardless or preventative measures, splatters the toilet seat with water, etc when you flush. Also and this is a major gripe of mine, the toilet paper provided by this Multi-Billion dollar company appears to be half ply. I think Disney could do better. There are complimentary Disney buses, which are available at all CBR bus stops and at the Riviera (which we used quite frequently), these take you to Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom and Disney Springs (transfer here to get to the water parks Typhoon Lagoon and Blizzard Beach) and the Skyline takes you to Hollywood and Epcot. There are also Minnie vans (Lyft taxis in Minnie Mouse colour schemes available at triple the cost of normal Lyft hire) and Ubers available to take you anywhere you like. You cannot and should not walk or cycle from the resort to the parks. As well as visiting the Disney parks, we took Lyfts to International Drive, Universal Studios locations, and Discovery Cove. All of this is pretty straightforward, provided you have set up your account appropriately beforehand. The only downside to the holiday was that when packing up ready to return home, we noticed a number of items had gone missing from the room, including a number of souvenirs from Discovery cove, Universal Studios and my daughters wand, which she got from the Harry Potter wand experi

Now I have to say that we are 100% loyal guests of Disney's Port Orleans Riverside; however, for a change of pace, we decided to spend one night at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort -- and I'm glad we did. This is a Disney moderate resort and so the rooms are structured the same here as they are at POR -- only difference is the theming. Fun rooms with a double sink vanity, standard shower/tub combo, mini fridge, coffee maker etc... some rooms have the extra pull-out bed. We were located in the Barbados section, which was a very convenient walk to the main pool, hotel lobby (Old Port Royale) & food court (Centertown Market -- check out my other review on them as well!!). Our Caribbean Beach bus stop was also close and we never had an issue with delayed busses. However, this is a massive resort so I can see that if you were on the other side of the property it'd be a lot of extra steps on those weary feet! We did not take the Skyliner to/from the parks on this trip but the Aruba section would be the closest to it. You can also head next door to the Riviera Resort to dine and/or catch a bus if you prefer. We loved the tropical/beach theme and enjoyed swaying in the hammocks on the sandy shores in the evening. Food court had several options and we ate there for both dinner and breakfast... though it did not seem as spacious as POR (maybe I'm biased!). However, our food was great and the staff was always friendly.

The hotel is ok but is NO better than the Budget hotels like Pop Century or Art of Imagination so save your money if needed. The Art of Imagination is better in my opinion. One thing that we all complained about but reception didn’t help at all was how noisy the rooms are. We had an interconnecting room with someone we didn’t know and they were so noisy which would have been ok if the walls and door weren’t so thin. I go every year to Florida Disney and have noticed that the old Disney Customer Service quality which was Legendary is no more, Disney cast members aren’t the same these days I’m afraid. Just a job now and there not proud to wear the badge

We chose this location mainly for convenience, with two Skyliner stations nearby in addition to Disney buses. Pluses: Each villa has its own pool, which was great for private relaxation. Good food options in the dining area. For quick pick-ups, I used the “order ahead” option. Sebastian’s offers a fantastic sit-down, family-style experience—come hungry! The main pool has plenty of activities and features for both adults and children. We stayed in the Aruba villas. Depending on which villa you choose, getting around can be a little tricky, but being close to the Riviera station allowed us to use the Skyliner to reach Epcot and Hollywood Studios easily. Extra nearby dining was also a big plus. The Room: Decent-sized and comfortably fit three adults. Bathroom layout was practical: one person could use the shower/toilet in private while another used the dual sinks. Plenty of storage space—our luggage fit neatly under the beds. The bed was slightly firmer than usual but still comfortable. We were on the ground floor facing a courtyard, which helped muffle outside noise. Notes: Like many older Disney Vacation resorts, this property could use a mild refresh/update. Overall, though, it was a pleasant stay at a reasonable price. If you’re looking for something more than a budget property, Disney’s Caribbean Resort is affordable and convenient without breaking the bank—always a plus when visiting DWR.

Stayed here for 2 weeks beginning of August as a family of 3 (daughter is 11) and what a place! Abundance of wildlife. Friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are big, clean and tidy. Rooms are serviced every other day. We stayed in Trinidad building 38. It’s about a 10-15 minute walk to main reception but if you enjoy the walk, it’s nothing. We liked this building as we were away from the hustle and bustle and near to the Spyglass which is amazing! Near to the ice and drinks machine and only a short walk (5 mins) to the laundry and pool area. A lovely lady called Hala in the eating area at Port Royal played a Disney Quiz with us on our last day and wished us a safe flight. Will definitely be back! Thank you for an unforgettable stay!