Kathe Gonzalez

Excellent brunch today! It was a beautiful day in the city so it was nice the accordion windows were open. Highly recommend the pancakes, and goat cheese and spinach omelette. Decent size portions and delicious. There were three standouts though that were amazing!!! Caesar salad with Parmesan croutons, the spritz cocktail and possibly the best sticky toffee pudding on earth! Don’t miss the brunch deal that includes a free brunch cocktail. Can’t wait to go back!

Best pita and hummus! Good selection of olives and feta by the pound. Don’t miss their own baklava. Big selection of too many Mediterranean items to list. I always buy much more than I went in to buy. Must visit.

Last minute family get away. We stayed 3 nights in a family suite in the Lion King wing. There are six of us, including four adult children. The suite isn’t huge and there isn’t a kitchen or dining area, but we ate all of our meals in the park so it didn’t matter. There was plenty of dresser storage space to unpack if you like. I can’t comment on the dining since we only ate at the parks. We did buy one resort refillable mug and since we were pretty close to the main building we got decent use out of it. When the sofa bed and Murphy bed are being used there isn’t a ton of extra room to walk around, but it was totally manageable. I’m not a fan of the hard floors, they kinda hurt my bare feet. All of the beds were pretty comfortable and easily fit six adults. Our wing was conveniently located near the lobby and skyliner. The skyliner is such a great way to get to Epcot and Hollywood Studios. The bus to Animal Kingdom was less than 9 minutes and the buses to Magic Kingdom and Disney Springs, respectively were around 20 minutes. We didn’t have time to swim, but the pool is pretty large and nicely themed. Overall we enjoyed this resort and I’d recommend it.