Disney's Old Key West Resort

Deluxe Studios at Disney’s Old Key West comfortably sleep up to four adults and will have two queen beds. Rooms are decorated with a subtle island theming with soft blue walls and traditional furnishings. Large floor to ceiling windows allow plenty of light into the room and present you with views of either the nearby water, woodland or fairways. Amenities include a microwave, toaster, mini fridge, TV, DVD player, Wi-Fi, and highchair.

Spread out and enjoy plenty of space in a one-bedroom villa which sleeps up to five adults as they include a king bed, a queen size sleeper sofa and a twin-size sleeper chair. Featuring all the same comforts which you’d have home including a living area, fully equipped kitchen, washer and dryer, soaker tub, and a whirlpool tub. Taking influence from the Florida Keys, you’ll find lovely decoration throughout which have views of wither the water, woodlands, or the fairways.

Two-bedroom villas are very similar to the one-bedroom villas but with enough space to for nine adults; they generally have a king bed, a queen size sleeper sofa, and a twin sleeper chair. Villas are ideal for large families and groups, thanks to the fully-equipped kitchen, separate living area, and a dining area, where everyone can hangout and enjoy the space. You’ll even have a small patio area where you can gaze out onto either the water, woodland, or fairways.

Embrace the warm welcome of home cooked island food at Olivia’s Café. This casual restaurant is open for breakfast, right through to dinner and will transport you to the laid-back lifestyle of Key West. Vibrant flavours and signature specialities can be found on the menu, including pan-seared scallops, Southernmost buttermilk chicken and desserts like key lime tart and banana bread pudding sundae. 

Turtle Shack Poolside Snacks is the perfect place to grab a quick bite to eat when hanging out in the resort. You’ll find all of your favourite fast foods like pizza, sandwiches, burgers, salads and more. Choose from the wide-ranging beer, wine, and cocktail menu before relaxing upon a sun lounger.

Sometimes you might just want a quick snack or meal before heading out to the theme parks and Good’s Food To Go is ideally located by the main building. Pick up breakfast sandwiches and pastries in the morning or a delicious cheeseburger later in the day – simple yet delicious.

Retreat to the Conch Flats Community Hall where you’ll find plenty of activities for the whole family. Games like foosball, air hockey, pool, and ping pong are available for the kids and grown-ups, plus you can take part in crafts, or hang out in one of the TV viewing areas. If you’d prefer a quiet evening in your room, you can rent a DVD or check out a few books.

What would a holiday be without a swimming pool? Disney’s Old Key West Resort doesn’t disappoint, it has three leisure pools, each with a whirlpool spa and boasting Victorian style architecture. The kids will love exploring the fourth, Sandcastle Pool. They’ll be able shoot down the 125ft waterslide located in a gigantic sandcastle. Look out for the decorative dolphins which spurt water from the side of the pool.

Set on expansive grounds with lush vegetation, the best way to explore the resort is either by foot or by bike. The special jogging paths stretch 1.37 miles and will take you past shimmering canals and the green rolling hills of the golf course fairways. Rent either a Surry Bike, a covered bike which two or four people can ride together, or a standard two-wheel bicycle from Hank’s Rent ‘N Return. Pedal through the quiet canals and lush meadows of Walt Disney World Resort.