Disney’s Boardwalk has recently been renovated to be a very pretty, classic, upscale version of the New Jersey boardwalk it is modeled after.

One of the best perks of course, is the Boardwalk’s proximity to EPCOT. A less than 10-minute stroll brings you to EPCOT’s International Gateway into World Showcase between the U.K. and France. Since I was there for EPCOT”S Food and Wine Festival, it was the perfect base.
The room is a standard Disney Deluxe room, with 2 queen beds and subtle, not over-the-top, theming. The bathroom is also standard with 2 sinks in the hallway alcove, and the toilet and shower in the bathroom. There are plenty of outlets and lighting. A coffee maker with supplies, good sized closet, wall mounted tv, and a balcony.









Our particular room, on the second floor, had a lovely, large balcony. The second floor is the main floor where the lobby and a small coffee/pastry shop is located. The boardwalk is down on ground level.










Remember the scary clown pool?

Transportation options here can be both great and not so great. You cannot beat the walk to EPCOT and the Skyliner is just outside the International Gateway. You have the Friendship Boats to Hollywood Studios or take a ride on the Skyliner. A bus will take you to Magic Kingdom and Animal Kingdom. The buses often share the other EPCOT resorts so can be slow at busy times. We walked through EPCOT to the monorail and took a scenic Skyliner ride and the boat to Hollywood Studios. The only real issue was Disney Springs which is always an issue. I recommend taking a Lyft to Disney Springs.







This is a beautiful resort located in the heart of Disney World. It’s peaceful during the day and comes alive at night.
















































