Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

The hotel is ok overall but I wouldn't recommend to pay for a suite if you receive one suite like the one we received.We are currently in the hotel and we received suite 41. I have booked 3 nights all inclusive for my boyfriend birthday a suite thinking that the view and the room will be amazing but i am really disappointed. The suite doesn't look like the suite i have seen on the website when i have booked. It's completely different and the terrace is very small compared with what they are advertising. Half of the terrace is just rocks !!!! I am still in this hotel but i am really disappointed from the beginning! I will not come back!

Construction starts right outside your room slightly before 7am. The shaking, rattling, saw cutting, and worker conversation is a great feature! The best feature was management's apathetic attitude towards hard working families paying $1k/night. Especially after spending $1k to go to the Halloween party the night before. We returned from the party at 11pm only to have my young children startled by smashing, rattling, and cutting as the saw horse was 10' from our window. Dealing with cranky kids, who weren't able to get enough sleep, at Disney is a blast! Nice or the management to offer us $300 off of our $8k vacation at a "deluxe resort." I would have rather slept in our rental car in the parking lot. We've spent well over $100,000 at Disney over the past decade and we get a "sorry, they need to get the tower done to stay on schedule." Our travel agent was told that construction was to start after 9:00am by TWO separate Disney reps on the phone. The hotel denied it and said Florida state law allows them to start at 7:00am. Great way to treat guests. Disney has lost its appreciation for customers and only cares about the bottom line. They take their customers for granted. It shows in their actions. Dump.

We had an average stay at the Polynesian resort. We absolutely loved the convenience factor of being close to Magic Kingdom. I was a little disappointed with our room situation. I put in for a room request, and when I spoke with a cast member about it at the front desk, she seemed rather irritated about trying to honor that request. We ended up in Pago Pago and listened to construction beeping for an entire night on our last night, which was very frustrating. The pool also felt overcrowded.

Love the Moana and polynesian island theme here - they have welcome leis available when you arrive for check in. Plenty of comfortable seating throughout with a beautiful pool with a waterfall. Accessible to the monorail in order to get to Magic Kingdom or EPCOT.

This is one of our favorite places to stay!! The view of the fireworks from the pool is unbeatable. They have good quick service food. Always activities for the kids on the lawn. We just love the place. It’s a must try for a Disney family. Kids will love it

Had a great stay. The theming here is so good and the lobby is so welcoming. Can get some dole whips right outside. Lots of great food options onsite or a short monorail ride away. The monorail is a huge perk of staying here for Magic Kingdom as you go through security leaving and then can bypass it for the park. You are able to see the fireworks right from the beach. The main pool is always loud and busy! Even with construction going on nearby it was quiet and no issues so don’t let that deter you from staying here. The room was great - the 5th sleeper is perfect for a family of 4 so everyone has their own bed. Love the split bathroom for getting ready in the mornings too!