Disney's BoardWalk Inn, hotel at Walt Disney World
Disney's BoardWalk Inn is a deluxe hotel on Crescent Lake in Orlando, Florida, set along a curved waterfront boardwalk with vintage-inspired architecture. The rooms feature updated decor with modern conveniences, while the resort offers a carnival-themed pool, multiple dining venues, and direct access to Epcot and Hollywood Studios.
The resort was designed to recreate the glamorous style of early 1900s Atlantic City boardwalks, drawing inspiration from historic East Coast amusement parks and beach culture. Recent renovations updated guest rooms with modern conveniences like additional outlets and USB ports while maintaining the vintage theme.
The resort reflects the charm of early 1900s Atlantic City boardwalks, with artwork and decorative details that evoke nostalgic memories of historic amusement parks. Visitors experience a lively, playful setting where carnival elements and social spaces encourage lingering and socializing.
The hotel offers direct walking access to Epcot and Hollywood Studios in roughly five to fifteen minutes, making it practical for visitors focused on these two parks. Boat service runs frequently between the parks, free parking is available for guests, and the Skyliner gondola provides another transportation option.
The Luna Park Pool features the Keister Coaster, a slide designed to look like an old wooden roller coaster that exits through an oversized clown face. This whimsical and unusual feature ties into the carnival theme that defines the resort's nostalgic character.
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