Walt Disney World Swan Resort

Sy Sandhu

Have been coming here for years and it’s still a great property at a great location. All of the staff are what make the property great as they provide the best service. Natalie was great at check in and unfortunately we were given a connecting room and there was a screaming baby next door but they gladly moved us so we could get some sleep. The entire room was extremely clean and the beds + pillows were perfectly soft for a great nights sleep. Our shower had no shower gel and they delivered some within 10 mins at midnight which is not that common and greatly appreciated. They had plenty of activities to do and the $50 resort fee includes a decent amount of things to do / perks such as Swan boat rentals, and Smores at night on the “beach”. For the holiday season they had a meet Santa and cookie decorating for the kids and there was a busy Karaoke bar on the ground floor. Self parking was $38 a day which is pricey but in line with the area. The holiday decorations were plentiful throughout the property as well. Will definitely be back as the proximity to Epcot and Boardwalk cannot be beat

Richard Alex

A little something for everyone. My wife was here for work and my daughter and I tagged along. Plenty of kid friendly pools and activities. The ballrooms were great for the work conference. There is a great variety of dining and bars located all over the property. The Dolphins hotel is a very short walk and also has more dining and activities. It's also adjacent to the boardwalk which connects you to Epcot and Hollywood Studios. There is also a water shuttle to Hollywood studios and Epcot. We used the bus transportation Disney Springs and Magic Kingdom and were very happy with the short wait times.

Stacy Barritt

What an absolute treasure! Faith at the front desk was hands down the best person to check in with! She automatically made my review a 5 star to begin with! The room we stayed in was perfect for our family! Everyone here has been extra friendly and helpful! I can't stress enough how great they made our stay here! Thank you for making us feel welcome and providing the extra magic for our Disney vacation!

Matthew Reidel

If proximity to Walt Disney World’s Epcot is high on your list but you prefer sophistication over spectacle, this upscale Marriott property may very well be your perfect landing spot. Blending comfort, service, and convenience, it delivers the kind of experience discerning travelers appreciate—especially those seeking a polished stay just outside the Disney bubble. From the moment of arrival, service stands out. The staff exudes that effortless Marriott professionalism—attentive, genuinely friendly, and eager to help without hovering. Whether arranging transportation, recommending dining options, or simply offering a warm greeting, every interaction reinforces the hotel’s commitment to elevated hospitality. Dining options here exceed the typical “resort-adjacent” fare. Each restaurant we sampled, even for a casual drink or light bite, impressed with consistent quality and attentive service. There’s an emphasis on freshness and presentation, making it easy to linger longer than planned. Our guestroom, generously sized and thoughtfully designed, offered the essentials for a relaxing weekend stay. The space felt fresh and comfortable, with the expected touches of an upper-tier Marriott. The bathroom, while modern and attractive, could benefit from a larger vanity area—an improvement that would make getting ready in the mornings far more convenient for couples or families. Location, of course, is this property’s ace. Epcot is within an easy stroll or a charming water taxi ride, and if your plans extend further across Walt Disney World or into Orlando, rideshares are simple to arrange and quick to arrive. Bottom Line: This Marriott offers an ideal balance—refined yet relaxed, close to the magic yet comfortably apart from it. With excellent service, appealing dining, and a prime Epcot location, it’s one of the best off-property stays for those who want Disney access without sacrificing adult comfort. A touch more bathroom counterspace would make it near perfect.

Michelle Wolfe

We stayed 4 nights at the Swan Resort mainly to get early park entry and snag Lightning Lane passes 7 days in advance. In theory, it sounded like a strategic Disney master plan. In reality… if I could do it over, I would’ve saved half the money and stayed at the Disney Springs Drury Plaza. Here’s why: the resort fees and parking charges were painfully high—especially considering we basically used the room just to sleep. We didn’t even get to enjoy most of the perks we were paying for! The room itself? Nothing fancier than your average hotel room. The good stuff: The staff were friendly, and the location is absolutely fantastic. Being able to walk to Hollywood Studios and EPCOT is a big win. But let’s be honest: We could’ve saved around $600 staying at the Drury and spent that on souvenirs and Mickey-shaped snacks instead of parking fees. Lesson learned: convenience is great—but not $600 great.