Water View-Club Level Room

As the name says, this room is set up for water views, and it comes with a private balcony or patio where you can sit and take them in. The resort sits on the shores of the Seven Seas Lagoon, so the water is a big part of the setting. The exact outlook can vary a little from room to room.

The room has 2 Queen Beds in a single-bedroom layout and sleeps up to 5 guests. That makes it a practical choice for a family of four or five, or for two couples travelling together.

Yes, the room has a balcony or patio that is private to your room. It works well for a quiet start to the day with coffee from the in-room coffee and tea maker, or for winding down in the evening away from the busier public areas.

The room has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination, towels and a hair dryer. The tub is useful if you are travelling with younger children.

Every guest at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort gets free self-parking, complimentary monorail and bus service, and free Wi-Fi in guest rooms, lobbies and main pool areas. In the room itself you have cable TV, a safe, a mini-fridge, a coffee and tea maker, and limited-hours room service. Daily housekeeping is included.

It suits families and small groups best, with space for five, two Queen beds and a bathtub. Up to four children through age 17 can stay free in existing bedding with at least one adult. Couples will enjoy the water views and balcony too. For longer stays, the wardrobe or closet, desk, iron and ironing board and daily housekeeping help. Connecting rooms are available if your party is larger.

The resort has three pools: the Lava Pool with its volcano and waterslide, a quieter leisure pool, and the zero-entry Cove Pool near the Island Tower. Pools are for registered resort guests only, and there is no pool hopping. Complimentary life jackets are provided at all three, and children under 12 must be supervised at all times. There is also a white sand beach with lounge chairs and hammocks, but swimming in the lagoon is not permitted.

The resort has its own monorail station on the second floor of the Great Ceremonial House, and a boat dock serves the theme park across the lagoon, roughly every 20 minutes, though boats may be suspended in thunderstorms. Complimentary buses run too. For food, Capt. Cook's is open 7:00 AM to midnight with no reservations needed. Kona Cafe offers table service, and 'Ohana serves family-style dining by advance reservation. Wailulu Bar & Grill and the poolside bars add more choice.