We usually stay in the Fort Wilderness Cabins when we travel to Disney because I like to have a kitchen to prepare breakfast and dinners to help stretch our money. This time we decided to look off property to save some cash. The picture on their website is a bit deceiving, the property itself seems pretty old, but a major renevation has been done.The hotel is a giant square with the center being an opened courtyard. All rooms are accessed by outdoor cooridors which face the center courtyard where the pool is.

The suites were clean, with the exception of some black mold on the ceiling above the tub and the appliances looking a bit tired. The rest of the suite was clearly recently redone from carpet to furnishings and artwork. We had plenty of room in the bedroom portion of the suite, even with two double beds. The living room portion had a nice sized couch tv and small dining table with 4 chairs. There is a small bar area with 2 barstool height chairs.

Breakfast was... more