Villas At The Disney
Institute
The Villas at The Disney Institute closed in February 2002,
to make way for the new Vacation Club's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa.
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What is as quick description
of the Villas at the
Disney Institute:
In our opinion, probably the least interesting of all the resorts. Formerly known as
Disney's Village Resort, the accommodations are all to familiarly styled like a condo or
townhouse community. The villas primary function now is to act as home away from home for
Disney Institute participants.
What exactly are the rooms like at the Villas at the Disney Institute
Bungalows:
One-bedroom units with two queen-sized beds and a day bed in the living
room. Small refrigerator, microwave, wet bar, coffee machine with coffee and cups
One- and Two-Bedroom Townhouses: One-bedroom units have a queen-sized bed and
sleeper sofa. Two-bedroom units have a queen-sized bed in first bedroom, queen or two
twins in second bedroom, and a sleeper sofa in the living room. Fully equipped
kitchen,
Three-Bedroom Treehouse Villas:
Two-bath, two-story "treehouse"
villas. Queen-sized bed in each upstairs bedroom, double bed in downstairs study. Fully
equipped kitchen, washer, and dryer.
Two-Bedroom Fairway Villas:
Two-bedroom split-level villas Most have queen-sized
beds in the first bedroom, two double beds or one queen in the second, and a sleeper sofa
in the living room. Fully equipped kitchen.
Grand Vista Homes:
Four luxury two- and
three-bedroom homes.
What type of dining is available at the Villas at the Disney Institute
Seasons Dining Room
What: Full Service Menu:
When: Breakfast: 7:30 a.m. - 11a.m Lunch: 12:00 p.m. -2 p.m Dinner:
5:30p.m. - 10p.m
Priority Seatings: 120 days from date you want
Range of food on the Breakfast menu: Eggs, pancakes, waffles, cereals, breads,
and fruits
Range of food on the Lunch menu: salads, pasta, beef, fish and specialty
sandwiches. Freshness
Range of food on the Dinner menu:
Seafood, rabbit, rack of lamb, beef and
poultry
Prince Range Breakfast:
$6.00 to $13.00 per entree
Prince Range Lunch:
$8.00 to $11.00 per entree
Prince Range Dinner:
$14.00 to $24.00 per entree
What Type of Recreation is at the Villas at the Disney Institute
Pool: Yes
How Many: 6
Jacuzzi: Yes
Tennis Courts: Yes Lessons also available
Marina:
No
Boat Rentals:
Yes canoes (for the canals)
Beach:
No
Beach Volleyball: No
Childrens Play area: Yes
Arcade: Yes
Jogging Path: Yes
Bicycles rentals: No
Fitness Center: Yes with Spa
Fishing Excursion:
No
River Cruise: No
Croquet: No
What Type of transportation is at the Villas at the Disney Institute
Monorail: No
Monorail Stops: N/A.
Bus: Bus transportation is available to all theme parks, water parks, and the
Downtown Disney.
Boats: No
Note: Renting a car can be worth your while as the bus service can sometimes be
somewhat erratic.
Where should I request a room at the Villas at the Disney Institute
Townhouses closer to the pool area are 8-14, 39-41 and 455-460.
Townhouses closer to the bust stop are 127-133.
What is the Closest Attraction:
Downtown Disney
Is there Childcare at the resort:
There is no supervised place for childcare
What can I expect to pay for a room?
See Intercot's Resort
Pricing Matrix
Resort Property Map