Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

Pictures include notice that electricity was down for 2 hours and security keeping guests out of closed pool. With the new tower building this place is horribly overbuilt. There are long waits for any restaurant any time of the day. The internet has been down as well. You will find much better options elsewhere.

Another New disney hotel ( Polynesian towers) that is obviously about packaging, not imaginative, cutting edge architecture or extraordinarily special. It’s definitely more like a basic new hilton hotel, with Disney paintings and some various limited props. Pool was so simple , small and boring. Imagineers are gone.

We stayed for a week in a family room which was well apportioned and had good space. On arrival it was quite hectic and we were offered bell services drop-off our cases. We accepted thinking they'd follow shortly but in the end we had to track them down. Two double beds and a single sofa bed, storage space, wardrobes, fridge, and a bathroom where the toilet had a separate sliding door for privacy. We didn't spend a huge amount of time in the room but was very comfortable. Small balcony area. Various restaurant options on site. Grabbed coffee and some fruit one morning at the coffee bar on the first floor and was astonished to learn a single banana was $2.50! We also had takeaway in the Kona cafe once, and booked sushi dinner another night - the restaurant was busy and service a bit slow but the food was delicious. Pool area is stunning. There is a children's area with slides, and another pool which was quieter with more loungers and a cafe. The fish tacos were fab, but you needed to watch out for the birds stealing your chips! You can also order takeaway from the pool bar which we did one evening when the weather was bad. Poolside cocktails lovely too! Car park is big, so sometimes you had to park quite far from the entrance but spaces were always available. Easy access to monorail and therefore other hotels and the parks. Staff around the resort were friendly and it always looked clean and welcoming. We hoped to be able to organise a late checkout and put in a request but sadly it wasn't available the day we left. They can store your cases so you can grab a last few hours in the parks before heading to the airport. Was a lovely stay and we would return if in the area.

Wonderful resort, clean spacious luxurious and absolutely gorgeous views and grounds. Food was amazing. Transportation is great. Staff was friendly and helpful. The pool was awesome plenty of seating. Would recommend. One downside is that the elevators are small though.

We had a great family stay at Disney’s Polynesian Resort in one of their suites. The room was gorgeous—spacious, comfortable, and had such a relaxing tropical vibe. The whole resort is beautiful, and we loved the atmosphere. The only downside was the slow bell service—it took over an hour to get our luggage, and we almost missed our breakfast reservation because of it. Aside from that, we really enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back.

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!