Disney's Yacht Club is a return to the elegance of the 19th century eastern seaboard resorts. It is located along the shores of Crescent Lake and is within walking distance of Epcot® and the entertainment and dining available at Disney's BoardWalk. It is a sister resort to Disney's Beach Club (which is right next door) and they share many of the same restaurants and recreational facilities.

Disney's Yacht Club is a rambling New England style gray and white clapboard building. The decor is sophisticated and understated while remaining nautical.

Rooms are fairly large as well as bright and airy. They are dressed in ocean blues and outfitted with brass accents and mahogany furnishings.

Stormalong Bay, is the main pool area and is perhaps the best recreational facility found at any resort. It 's actually more than a pool - it's a mini water park (!) and is shared with Disney's Beach Club. It boasts a huge waterslide made to look like a wrecked ship. Parts of the pool have a sandy bottom and several heated whirlpools are included. There is a white sand beach for sunning and relaxing, but swimming is not allowed in Crescent Lake.

There is one restaurant located within the confines of Disney's Yacht Club; the Yachtsman Steakhouse, featuring the best steaks in all of Walt Disney World®. Even though there is just one restaurant in Disney's Yacht Club proper, dining options abound. There is the quick-service Beaches & Cream located between Disney's Yacht and Beach Clubs as well as the Cape May Cafe at Disney's Beach Club. Plus, there are all the restaurants on Disney's BoardWalk and those of the Swan and Dolphin hotels - all within easy walking distance.