Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort

Excessive walking to different areas.

The resort was "nice", but very pricey for what it offers. The rooms and resort are very dated and not worth $400/night. I've stayed in value resorts that were just as nice or even nicer than this one. I've also paid more for rooms and were very impressed. Not impressed with this room at all.

There's almost nothing letting you know you're staying at Disney, except the expense. The property is fine for what it is, but that's not what it's sold as: For the price, it is not a value. The property is laid out almost dormitory style, with the lobby being .5 a mile from your potential building. The amenities boil down to one main pool/restaurant//bar area off of the main lobby, a couple of Motel 6 style pools for the other buildings, bus stops and access to the Skyliner. If you've brought your own car, not a large issue (aside from nightly self-parking fee), but if you're arriving without, you've got a trudge ahead. Upon checking in, we were only given one room key and a map, no credit card was asked for which I thought was odd but hey, it's Disney, they're pretty dialed-in. The next day, we receive a message via room phone (didn't actually ring), that we needed to come to the lobby. It turns out the check-in agent didn't get a card. Not a huge deal but we did have to walk all the way back to the lobby. The food was...food, and a surprising lack of options for it. Something about this service and lack of amenities at this price just rubbed both my wife and I the wrong way. We've stayed at almost every Disney property, have always had a positive experience, however this was disappointing, especially for the price. Even the economy level properties have character, this felt like a random Orlando hotel on a retention pond. Do yourself a favor and go up or down a tier.

Property was pretty. The rooms looked like dingy cheap motel room. Disney also cut back on daily room service. Rooms were a mess daily with wet towels piled up. I was not happy paying all that money and not receiving housekeeping. Not sure why Disney thinks this is acceptable.

I liked everything

Convenient with the skyliner; clean; friendly staff

We loved the check in with the young man from Niagara Falls, NY. We also loved Tony’s excellent service at Banana Cabana.

the room was not very clean. room were very small, trash cans not too big for a family that has two small children.

Food was very bad

Check in had everything messed up. Took 45 minutes to get in. Front desk didn't give us any information. I actually had to ask where are we going. Came back from the park and housekeeper came in even tho do not disturb was on the door and we were taking a nap. Security check they said however no one told us that could happen. Landscaping was rough and hotel ac sounded like a rusty hot mess