Disney's Boardwalk Inn Review
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Families will love:
- Pool with clown coaster slide
- Community Hall family activity center
- Mimes, magicians and vibrant nightlife scene
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About Disney's Boardwalk Inn
Steps away from Epcot's International Gateway and a short stroll to Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's BoardWalk Inn offers easy access to Orlando theme park magic, by way of Atlantic City.
With just 371 rooms, the Deluxe AAA Four Diamond resort, which debuted in 1996, is the smallest among Walt Disney World's on-site hotel accommodations. However, its central location lends an open door to an extensive 1930s seaside scene, complete with a mini-Midway, mimes, magicians and one of the greatest varieties of drinking and dining options you'll find at any Disney property.
In fair weather, families flock to the resort's Luna Park Pool, featuring a clown coaster slide, but when the mercury dips, there's still plenty of action to be found on the BoardWalk. Guests can rent a surrey bike and take a trip around Crescent Lake, interact with live entertainers, sing-along with dueling pianists at Jellyrolls and visit a variety of shops, eateries and even an upscale art gallery.
More formal than the neighboring Beach Club Resort, but still family-friendly, the BoardWalk Inn offers family guests attractive amenities like an all-day family activity center and a tot-friendly playground, plus spacious accommodations, all freshly renovated in 2008.
Written by Jackie Perrin
Disney's Boardwalk Inn Reviews
Theme Park Vacation....Did it all by glenncahoon
Patty & I had a great trip! at the BoardWalk Resort. We had heard that there were not a lot of eating places, not quite true. The Bakery had great small breakfasts...there was a pizza place (we didn't try), ESPN was great for sporting events (always crowded). We ate one night at the 'Flying Fish'....high but worth every penny. And ... more +
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Best for:
- Tots (0-2)
- Kids (3-6)
- Kids (7-9)
- Tweens (10-12)
- Teens (13+)
Family Interests
- All Inclusive
- Beach
- Bicycling
- Golf
- Museum/Cultural
- Theme Parks
- Water Sports
- Water Parks
Family Amenities
- Babysitting
- Connecting Rooms
- Cribs
- DVD Player
- Family Room 5+
- Game Room
- Kids' Pool
- Kitchenettes
- Laundry Service
- Meal Plan
- Onsite Dining
- Refrigerator
- Pool
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