Bungalow Room Tour! | Disney's Polynesian Villas & Bungalows

Today we got the opportunity to tour a Bungalow at Disney's Polynesian Resort! Staying here for a week will run you in the ballpark of 1000-1200ish points depending on when you stay. Is this a bucket list vacation spot for you?

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[JimRothwell-ylzt]

Just stumbled across this trip down memory lane. Several years ago we arrived a bit early at the Polynesian front desk, to check in for our scheduled stay in a standard studio that we were getting for just a relatively few points per night. The Cast Member behind the counter said, "I think we might have a free upgrade for you", and then got on the phone with someone. While she was on the phone, I told her that I didn't want the upgrade if it meant we weren't going to be on the top floor (I hate it when people are stomping around over my head). She hung up the phone and said "I got you the upgrade -- you've got the bungalow". And I said, "Will we still be on the top floor?" (I was clueless -- I thought she was talking about a regular room or suite named "The Bungalow"). And she seemed upset that I didn't fully appreciate what she was giving me, so she showed me a picture of it, and told me that it was $3000 a night, and that we were getting it for 2 nights -- for our ~$600 a night (cash equivalent) reservation. I don't think I ever believed it until we got the check-out statement & I saw $6000 plus tax on that paper. Once in a lifetime "lottery" win. And yes, it was fabulous...and quiet -- except during the nightly fireworks that we watched from the balcony/deck, with official fireworks music piped in via the deck speakers. Great memories...

[DawnMarie]

I never knew I wanted my house decorated Polynesian style until I saw this tour! The art is so cute.

[ashm]

For the out of pocket cost of these rooms, you could book and stay in a real bungalow on a beach in Maui. They're beautiful but I would rather just go to the real thing for the money

[tpg]

I try to keep my bucket list to things that are reasonably attainable. A week in the Poly Bungalos? Never gonna happen.

[kenk]

These rooms are great! Thanks for taking us to all these higher-end accommodations we can dream about!

[sbk]

This is probably the closest I’ll get to the inside of these bungalows. Great video. Gives me a good idea of what I’m missing. 😢

[las]

It's that ferry whistle that will drive you nuts. I stayed there before the bungalows were constructed. I stayed facing the water - and was kept up until the late hours with that blowing of the ferry whistle every 15 minutes.... lots of $$$ - and little sleep. It is gorgeous - but I need my But thanks for the video - loved it.

[jeanstackpoole]

There may be noise cancelling now, but I stayed in that bungalow and could even hear the boat whistle through ear plugs! Watching the fireworks was fabulous and the sound track was

[haleyaddonizio]

This was so much fun to tour!!! Our tour guide was incredible!

[michaelmcdonald]

I don't know if I would want to stay in one of those. I would be too conflicted between just staying there and going to the parks.

[knik]

Thanks so much for giving us a peek into these amazing rooms❤️

[Axnee_]

Thank you for the amazing tour! I’m trying to plan an October trip there for the first time and really want to try and stay in one of these bungalows. Looks so fun.

[chrise]

Great tour, brings back memories of our stay in a Bungalow a few years back.

[safuwanfauzi]

Roof of the resort using "Maneaba Kiribati traditional architecure" or Maneapa Tuvalu architecture. Polynesia Humu Pohaku stonework in foundation, floor and paving with Polynesia ornament and decoration need to be add to the resort, Its nice if Samoa and Tonga Fale, Fiji Bure and Hawaii Hale" too.

[stacey]

I didn’t do the exact math, but at a quick glance you would need over 19, 000 points to stay for a year. 🤯😎🌴. I wouldn’t stay there for a day, too many points for me. I’m about more stay annually and don’t need the space.

[wolfstriker]

My Home resort and where were staying this year for christmas!

[ToddRileyRealEstate]

I miss Fiasco as well. I hope he is doing well.

[jackylsmith]

Fiasco, the Bungalows are nice, but way too many points. You would need over 52, 000 points to stay there all year, DVC allows a two people to own only 8, 000 points. But since they cost so many points, they are always open and Disney rents them for cash.

[adamsmith]

Great video thx! Can someone simply rent these out if not a DVC member? If so, what is the cheapest rate per night? thx!

[Beachdudeca]

It’s a nice space if visiting Disney World