Disney's Vero Beach Resort

We LOVE Vero Beach resort! The whole atmosphere is super calm. It's a hidden gem here in the Treasure Coast. It’s not your typical Orlando fluffed up busy top of the art resort with all the bells and whistles BUT it’s on the low key relaxing welcoming vibe. The staff is super kind and welcoming. We love the campfire & s'mores. Pin trading is always a lot of fun! It's beautiful. There's plenty of activities. They have hammocks outside everywhere to relax anytime of the day. Disney does really well at keep the bugs to an absolute minimum. I need their magical keep away bug power at home. You can hear the waves as they're just in the other side of the trees. I have seen reviews of people complaining about the beach after a storm or the water being murky. What people need to realize is Disney doesn’t own the beach but the county owns it. The resort just gets beach access. They do their best to keep it up and even maintain the beach once a year where they close it to add sand and whatnot.if a hurricane comes through and erodes the beach it isn’t disneys fault. If you have kiddos that come with you and you’re going to the beach as the cabin attendants if they can borrow sand toys. They usually have a ton they lend out. The restaurant is yummy and comes with the typical Disney prices but that’s is 100% expected. Don’t forget to get some dole whip in the market. We love this place.

Disney does not disappoint! The whole entire resort is just so so nice. Super clean rooms, everything you need is provided for, the pool is heated in winter, 2 lifeguards on the pool all the way up to 10 pm even if there's nobody at the pool. It's a few steps to the beach as well. And the staff, outstanding, professional, friendly and accommodating. Everything you paid for and more. It is worth every penny that you pay. Our second time here and it won't be the last. We came this time with our family from Canada and they are in love with the resort. Thank you Disney, we will be back.

A review for Europeans visiting in October. We were looking for a relaxing weekend escape from the theme parks. Late October this Resort doesn’t live up to its hype, with its rough brown sea, small grey sand beach. Accessible Room requested 9 months earlier was not available. Family split on different floors. Partly accessible room was on 4th floor with view of the highway. The room smelled of damp, asked twice for dehumidifier without success. Beach very damaged by hurricane and inaccessible to disabled family member. Red flags up sea too rough to swim. Still a $26 per day charge for lounge chair on the small sand shelf that remained. Insects are a great nuisance, there are many warning notices on site. You will need to be covered in insect repellent (provided free) to go outside. Despite repellent one family member was bitten so badly they needed medical attention. Appreciate Disney can not control nature but not to warn guests in advance of their travel is very poor service. We found the Resort small and expensive. The pool is gated, a room key is required to enter and exit it and to receive your allocation of a towel. Staff are friendly and welcoming as you’d expect. We forfeited our points and left early. Oddly at check in, a passing guest called out to us “bet you wish you were back in England there’s no Newcastle brown or fish and chips here”. We are not English.