The All Star Movies resort isn't the nicest resort in Disney World, but it is one of the cheapest places to spend the night on property. At $187 per night, I wasn't too upset. Sure, my room faced a garden and was in the back of the resort and no where near a pool, but the resort isn't a huge one, so it wasn't a big deal. The murphy bed to save space in the room wasn't uncomfortable and was kind of cute. I'm not
a fan of the toiletries being in pumps that are locked onto the shower wall. That's just weird. I miss the days of individual soaps and shampoos. Also, I needed a daily housekeeping check to replenish towels which never seemed to dry in the Florida humidity, but no one from housekeeping ever came into my room. Which means the garbage piled up and we ran out of towels. I know, COVID, but just some clean towels would have made all the difference. Not a place I will push to go to again, but I'm not opposed to another short stay while waiting for my favorite resorts to open.

The worst hotel i have ever been to in my life.
In three days they did not change the towels or clean.
The customer service does not answer the call
In checking they do not give any important information.
I do not recommend this hotel.
The restaurant dirty all the time.
We left the day before, we prefer to leave that place
Horrible experience for my family
Room 2704 building 2

I stayed one night with just my mom and I as a little getaway. We had a wonderful time, even with the rain! I would happily stay here again if we were planning on just going to Magic Kingdom or Animal Kingdom! Or if I was by myself or with friends if we were going to epcot or Hollywood studios, just because my mom does have back problems and the walk from the bus to world showcase can be rough on her...