Disney’s Board-Walk Inn & Villas
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This re-created 1940s seaside village is Disney’s smallest deluxe hotel. The rooms are delightfully quaint; if you want more space, villas are available too. It is ideally located for all the facilities and buzz of the BoardWalk.
Practical Information
2101 N. Epcot Resorts Blvd
407-939-5100 www.disneyworld.com $$$$
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Hotel price categories
For a standard, double room per night (with breakfast if included), taxes and extra charges.
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This is a fantastic place to stay in Disney World. It isn't cheap, but it is such an escapist experience, and Disney will bend over backwards to make sure your stay is perfect. Plus, from this hotel you can walk to the back entrance of Epcot, and you can also walk along the waterway to MGM - instead of using the buses, boats or monorail, saving you loads of time and giving you more flexibility. The Boardwalk at night is a buzzing place to walk around too, with all the restaurants, entertainment, and shops. And runners will love having the lagoon to run around in the mornings before anyone is out and about.
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