Disney’s Beach Club Villas Two-Bedroom Villa (Photos and Details)
Disney’s Beach Club Villas is home to three types of rooms: a deluxe studio, a one-bedroom villa, and a two-bedroom villa. For this article, we’re going to take a detailed look at the two-bedroom villa, which sleeps up to eight guests. We’ll also discuss what amenities you can expect as a guest of a Disney Vacation Club Resort.
As you likely know, the biggest perk of staying at Disney’s Beach Club Villas is the location. You are within a short walking distance of Epcot. You can also walk or take a boat to Disney’s Hollywood Studios. We always recommend upgrading to a park-hopper ticket when you stay here so you can take advantage of being so close to two parks.
On this visit, we stayed in a deluxe studio at Disney’s Beach Club Villas. We were, however, invited to tour this two-bedroom villa during our stay. So, I decided to take a few photos to share with you. Update: Since this tour, the two-bedroom has received a few cosmetic updates that we’ll point out below. Overall, the room’s layout remains the same. But you might notice a few changes in the artwork and some furniture coverings.
Before we take a complete look at the room, here are a few specifics for a two-bedroom villa at Beach Club:
- The primary bedroom features a king-size bed with an en-suite bath. (Sleeps 2)
- The second bedroom features two queen-size beds with a standard guest bath. (Sleeps 4)
- The living area features a queen-size pull-down bed. (Sleeps 2)
- This unit sleeps up to 8 guests.
- The villa has a fully equipped kitchen with a built-in bar and banquette dining area.
- This unit comes with a washer and dryer.
- Most two-bedroom villas offer a garden or woods view.
Upon entering the unit, you’re greeted with an open living space that combines the living room, kitchen, and dining areas. (Update: A Murphy bed has been installed in most of these units that pulls down from the wall, creating a space for two guests to sleep.)
A large flat-screen television hangs on the wall. It’s placed where you can easily see it from the different areas in the room.
The living room consists of a three-cushion sofa and an extra chair in the corner. The coffee table is on rollers so that you can slide it out of the way. It has an additional storage drawer.
The color palette and decor at the resort are neutral with touches of calming seafoam greens. (Most of the new artwork features Donald and Daisy Duck with their nephews.)
A breakfast bar offers seating for two.
A fully equipped kitchen provides everything you need to prepare meals. It has a stove, oven, built-in microwave, full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, and sink. It also features plenty of cabinets for storage and counter space.
Cabinets are stocked with dinnerware, flatware, and utensils. You’ll also have a few small kitchen appliances like a toaster oven and a coffee maker. Other amenities include: a roll of paper towels, a cloth kitchen towel, dish soap, and dishwasher detergent. You can request extras if needed.
Here is a look at the dining area, which offers banquette-style seating. The chairs at the bar can be moved to the opposite side of the table.
The entire space is functional and efficient.
The main living and kitchen areas are in the center of the unit, with the bedrooms on each side. To the left of the unit, we find the primary bedroom with a king-size bed. This bedroom features a dresser with storage, a reading chair in the corner, and a desk in the opposite corner.
It’s the size of a standard hotel room and offers a patio or balcony or patio.
The room has an upgraded bath.
It features a stand-alone soaking tub.
Additionally, the bath features a single vanity with counter space and storage underneath. A walk-in closet is to the left of the vanity.
A separate door in the master bath opens to an adjoining bathroom that features a walk-in shower and additional vanity area. This bathroom has a door that opens back up to the foyer area at the front of the unit. So technically, it’s two baths that are separated by a door. This was designed so guests who are staying in the living room can have a private bathroom if desired. You can choose to keep the doors between them locked if needed.
A separate water closet is also available, which is always a nice feature.
Here is a photo of the floor plan from Disney’s website that shows the entire layout of the unit.
The foyer also has a small closet with extra bedding. This closet has the usuals like a safe, iron, and ironing board.
Another closet opens to a stackable washer and dryer.
Next, we have the bedroom on the opposite side of the unit. This room comes with two queen-size beds. It’s almost identical to a standard hotel room.
The vanity area in the guest bath has two sinks and plenty of counter space.
This bath had a walk-in shower instead of the usual tub with a shower combination.
Lastly, this guest bedroom offers a standard-size closet.
Final Thoughts
Overall, I was impressed with the two-bedroom unit at Disney’s Beach Club Villas. It is a wonderful and highly sought-after resort, which makes it more difficult to book than others. Of course, with so many amenities and room to spread out, that is expected.
When thinking of who could most benefit from this type of unit, multi-generational families come to the forefront. I would especially consider a two-bedroom when traveling with grandparents or parents with small children who will likely need breaks during the day. If everyone starts in the parks early in the day, and someone needs to leave, it will be easy for them to get back to the room. Plus, they’ll have plenty of room to lounge instead of feeling like they’re in a small hotel room while everyone’s out having fun. (No one will feel bad about that.)
It’s also nice to have the option to prepare food in the room. If you have picky eaters or have dietary restrictions, access to a kitchen is a lifesaver. You can have groceries delivered on the day of your arrival. Bell services will keep them in a refrigerated cooler and bring them to your room after check-in.
I hope this article gave you an idea of whether a two-bedroom villa was right for your travel party. For more on Disney’s Beach Club Villas, you might enjoy the following:
- A Review of Disney’s Beach Club Villas
- Disney’s Beach Club Villas Transportation Guide
- Beach Club Villas vs. Disney’s Beach Club Resort (The Differences)
- Disney’s Beach Club Villas Lobby and Lounge Photos
To preview all the room types, see our Beach Club Villas Accommodations and Rooms page.
Disney’s Beach Club Villas Room Types and Accommodations
In the Comments
So, what are your thoughts on a two-bedroom villa at Disney’s Beach Club? Is this a room type you’re considering for your next stay at Disney? Leave a comment below and share your thoughts or experiences.
I want a 2 bedroom villa at the beach club for 5 days. I’d like to go in the least busiest month after April before school ends and avoiding any breaks. I’ll need a wheelchair but the room doesn’t need to accommodate. Any information would be appreciated.
Hi, I forwarded this to our travel partner. Hope you are able to find something!
Where are the pillows and blankets for the pull out sofa bed? Are they in the one closet?
Hi, yes they are usually in a closet. I almost alway have to call housekeeping for an extra pillow and blanket.
However, note that these rooms have been updated within the last couple of months. So they will look somewhat different from the photos during this visit.