Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

Whitney Lehmann

Our family really enjoyed staying at the Polynesian for our annual Disney trip. The rooms were very accommodating to families with a queen, a kids trundle bed AND a Murphy bed that was very comfy. There were also 2 bathrooms that made getting ready easy for everyone. The rooms were also clean and the balconies were a great space to hang out. We enjoyed all the dining options — Captain Cooks grab and go had healthy options, and Kona and Ohana were special dining experiences. I have to give a huge shoutout to the manager Keith and an employee in the Island Tower who went so over and beyond to help our family on the last night of our trip when we didn’t have dining reservations and we were having a hard time finding dining options. Their kindness and excellent customer service were a highlight of our trip. Our kids loved the splash pad at the pool and the adults loved the grab and go cocktails at the bar nearby (those bar tenders were also amazing and deserve a shoutout!). The kids also enjoyed the sandy beach volleyball area. The monorail and Minnie Lyft SUVs made getting to the parks a breeze! Overall, the Polynesian was amazing and we’d recommend it to any family. Just make your dining reservations in advance!

Carolynn Costanzo

Went for a special birthday, and quickly booked another stay because it was that fantastic. Yes, it’s expensive. But it’s so beautiful, the rooms and perfect, the amenities are spectacular, and the service is beyond compare. The location is great for people who love the Magic Kingdom. The best part though? It’s the heavenly scent the put in the main Great Ceremonial House. It is pure magic and makes me feel like I am actually in some far off Polynesian paradise. The only down side I saw were getting to Epcot either requires an odd monorail ride in a loop to get back to the TTC or a walk to the TTC. Depending on where your room is, that might be a bit of a hike. But it’s not really that big of a deal.

Tyler Gibson Realtor (Investor/Agent)

My wife and I are local to the Orlando area and decided to go out and stay on property for my daughter's 6th birthday. Since she is such a fan of Disney. We also chose to go during a weekend where there was the Mickey's Not so scary Halloween event. I found the hotel to be impeccably clean. The staff was extremely friendly. And the service was great. There are activities for kids as well as an incredible pool area. Located right on the monorail so that you can easily get to magic Kingdom or take the boat directly from the resort straight over to magic Kingdom. We had a great time and discussed potentially going back someday. It is a little bit pricey, but it is a unique experience that we found worth the price tag.

Lee Southwell

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort is absolutely beautiful! 🌺✨ The tropical theming, lush grounds, and lagoon views make it feel like a peaceful island escape just steps from Magic Kingdom. The ʻOhana breakfast is a highlight — delicious food, amazing POG juice, and fun character interactions with Stitch and friends. 🧇🍍 The gift shops are excellent too, with unique resort merchandise and Disney favorites. Proximity to Magic Kingdom is unbeatable — just a short monorail or boat ride away, and super easy to navigate with a scooter. ♿ Truly a magical and relaxing resort with classic Disney charm. 🌴🏰✨

Orrin Smith

Security is rude. I had an Uber Eats food delivery and was told that I cannot meet the customer at the lobby entrance and that I have to find a parking spot in this huge parking lot and walk. He said that if I didn't like that I could turn around and leave. Not very convenient for your guest at all. I met a very nice valet guy and he said next time I can go to the correct place. Also Google maps took me to the employee entrance. Maybe management can tell Google maps to get it right. Another Security lady told me if I don't like your rules I should get a better job. I'm glad that at least your valet guy was nice. Hopefully things will change.