Best DVC Resorts For Families Of 5

For those with larger families it can be difficult to find accommodations for vacations that properly fit their needs. Families of 5 typically don’t fit into standard resort rooms very well, but luckily DVC has several fantastic options for larger families. Most of their basic studios will accommodate 5 guests, but if you are a family that requires more space there are multi-bedroom villas that will give you the space you need and deserve. Staying DVC is great for larger families. Continue reading to learn more about the best DVC resorts for families of 5.

Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort

For families of 5, guests can choose from a one-bedroom villa, two-bedroom villa, three-bedroom villa, or treehouse villa at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort. If you’re looking for something laid-back and serene, this resort definitely has you covered. Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort has two feature pools with waterslides and splash playgrounds, as well as several more leisure pools. It’s within walking distance to Disney Springs, and guests find the resort’s charm to be relaxing with a secluded feel.

Disney’s Old Key West Resort

Similar in feel to Disney’s Saratoga Springs is Disney’s Old Key West Resort. This DVC resort is themed after the Florida keys and is home to tranquil grounds, several pools including one feature pool with waterslide, numerous playgrounds, and great places to eat. Families of 5 can enjoy staying at the one, two, or three-bedroom grand villa. Each villa has great views of the resort grounds, with some featuring a golf course view. Guests can relax and enjoy their space during their downtime from the Disney parks. Olivia’s Cafe is also considered a must-do dining location for many and is open for brunch and dinner.

Disney’s Polynesian Villas & Bungalows

Families of 5 who are looking for a studio room rather than a villa are in luck with their options at Disney’s Polynesian Resort. The deluxe studio rooms here will sleep up to 5 guests, and includes one full bathroom with two showers, a kitchenette, and a balcony or patio. At Island Tower, there are multi-bedroom villa options as well if you’re looking for more space. Disney’s Polynesian Resort is located on the monorail line so you can’t go wrong in choosing to stay here. It’s also home to famous Disney restaurants like Ohana and Kona Cafe, as well as Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto.

Disney’s Bay Lake Tower/ Contemporary Resort

Also on the monorail line in Bay Lake Tower located at Disney’s Contemporary Resort. This DVC resort features deluxe studios that sleep up to five guests and have theme park and water views. Multi-bedroom villas are also an option for families who want more space, as are rooms at the club level which come with access to exclusive guest services. The best part of this resort? You can walk to Magic Kingdom!

Where do you typically stay with your family of 5? Do you go for studio or do you prefer villas? We want to hear from you in the comments below!

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