Recent Disney (Unofficial) Blog | Disney World PostsThe Villas at the Disney Instituteby Lisa P08 Dec 2007 09:01 PMThe Disney Institute and its resort villas are located on 250 acres of woodland near the Buena Vista Lagoon and Bonnet Creek. This is a very quiet area for accommodations and they range from one-bedroom townhouses to fully equipped Treehouse Villas and even Grand Vista Homes. Walt Disney World Swanby Lisa P16 Nov 2007 06:28 AMLike the Walt Disney World Dolphin, the Swan is not owned by Disney. It is on Disney property but owned and operated by Westin Hotels. The Dolphin and the Swan are both located on Crescent Lake. Walt Disney World Dolphinby Lisa P15 Nov 2007 06:18 AMThe Walt Disney World Dolphin resort is located on Crescent Lake and shares recreational options, convention facilities, restaurants and shopping with it's sister site, the Walt Disney World Swan. These hotels are not owned by Disney but by Westin Hotels. Disney's Coronado Springs Resortby Lisa P14 Nov 2007 10:33 AMThis resort was designed with Coronado's view of colonial Mexico and the American southwest in mind. You are greeted by a sunny plaza leading to the large lobby complete with beamed, mosaic ceilings, columns, inlaid floors and a beautiful fountain. Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spaby Lisa P12 Nov 2007 07:38 AMThis is by far my favorite of all the Disney resorts. The Grand Floridian was inspired by the turn-of-the-century Victorian resorts of the Florida coast. Disney's Contemporary Resortby Lisa P11 Nov 2007 09:32 AMI've always loved this resort. The image of this massive, concrete A-frame building with a monorail going through the middle of it was the epitome of modern when I was a kid. This 15 story 1,041 room monstrosity is in the Magic Kingdom Resort Area and is bordered by Bay Lake. Disney's Wilderness Lodgeby Lisa P05 Oct 2007 09:45 AMSo you wanted a Rocky Mountain getaway and the kids wanted a Disney vacation? No need to lose any sleep over the decision! Disney's Wilderness Lodge is surrounded by huge pine, cypress and oak trees and is made to look just like what you'd find on a vacation to Yellowstone National Park. Disney's Caribbean Beach Resortby Lisa P04 Oct 2007 07:32 AMThe 45 acre Barefoot Bay is surrounded by six Caribbean islands: Aruba, Barbados, Martinique, Jamaica, and Trinidad North and South. Disney's Boardwalk Innby Lisa P03 Oct 2007 05:28 PMThe fun and fancy of Atlantic City's Boardwalk in the 1930's is what you'll find at Disney's Boardwalk Inn. Whether you prefer to relax by the pool, in the gardens or enjoy the carnival of the Boardwalk, this resort has something for you. Disney's Yacht Club Resortby Lisa P02 Oct 2007 05:20 PMThe Yacht Club is on 25-acre Crescent Lake. Like the Beach Club, it was designed by Robert A. M. Stern and meant to bring to mind the New England shore of the 1880s. Also a five-story deluxe resort, the Yacht Club has a gray clapboard facade with whitewashed-wood trim. Recent Blog Comments Mary Ann Romans says... "Interesting blog and welcome to Families.com!" ashambeda says... "I am interested to see where Disney goes with this." |
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