The Living/Dining/Kitchen Space of One and Two Bedroom Villas at Disney’s Copper Creek Villas
By Dave Shute
(For the first page of this review of Copper Creek Villas, see this.)
THE VILLAS AT DISNEY’S COPPER CREEK VILLAS
Copper Creek Villas, a newer Disney Vacation Club offering that took over a wing at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, opened in 2017, and we checked into a One Bedroom Villa a couple of days after they opened. (For a similar photo tour of a Copper Creek Studio, see this.)
Our Villa was on the seventh (top) floor, and so has smaller balconies and a slightly different ceiling line near the balconies than most others, but the floor plan other than balconies is the same.
This photo tour covers the living/dining/kitchen space of a Copper Creek Villa. The living/dining/kitchen space, and the master bedroom and baths, are the same in both One and Two Bedroom Copper Creek Villas.
As you enter your villa, the kitchen, dining and living areas are dead ahead, and the baths and master bedroom are around a corner.
The side of the entry area, towards the master bath…
…has a lovely parquet floor.
Here’s you’ll find a large closet…
…with hanging storage for those sleeping in the living room–well, not for them, unless they are little bats, but for their stuff. The master bedroom has its own wardrobe–as we’ll see, there’s tons of storage in these villas.
The safe in the closet is large and deep enough for several laptops or your most valuable books.
Back in the main space you’ll first find the kitchen. The refrigerator is alone on one side…
…but is plenty large.
The rest of the kitchen is on the other side.
From the back of the room.
Some of the stuff the kitchen comes with:
Pretty much everything you need to prepare, cook and serve meals for the eight people a Two Bedroom Villa at Copper Creek will hold is here.
You won’t find the breakfast bar that’s common in other Disney Vacation Club One and Two Bedroom Villas, but as we’ll see in a minute the dining table is larger than those in most other Villas.
Deeper in the room on the kitchen side you’ll find the dresser, TV and connecting door to a Studio or second bedroom, if present.
A closer shot of the dresser and 64-inch TV.
Six large drawers–each is 30 inches wide– provide plenty of storage for the two people this side of the Villa sleeps. Note that the top of the dresser is flanked by two power points that can each charge four devices–there’s all the power you’d want in these spaces.
The charming book on the right is for you to look at, not to take.
Beyond is the balcony. Because we were on the seventh floor, ours were quite small. Normal rooms have a full balcony for each bay.
The other side of the room has the dining set up, couch and an easy chair.
This side from the back.
A closer view of the dining table.
I measured the wall bench as six feet long. With that long a bench seat and three chairs, this table will easily seat 6 of typical hips. That’s not the eight people the room will hold, but is more than most DVC Two Bedroom Villas can seat or even have seats for.
Under the bench is this drawer.
Beyond is the couch and easy chair. The couch will sit three, so there’s cushioned seating only for four. You can turn the dining table chairs around for more seats.
The coffee table opens to this bedding, and is also on wheels to make moving it out of the way (to unfold the sofa bed) easier.
The couch unfolds into this bed. I measured it to be as wide as a queen–60 inches–but at 76 inches long four inches shorter. The cushion is four inches deep, thin for all but children and lighter adults (or bats…).
THE MASTER BEDROOM AND BATH IN ONE AND TWO BEDROOM VILLAS AT COPPER CREEK VILLAS
This photo tour of a Copper Creek Villa continues here.
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2 comments
“…with hanging storage for those sleeping in the living room–well, not for them, unless they are little bats…”
Sometimes after a long day in the parks, I just want to go hang upside down in my closet. Thank you for revealing this nugget of cozidociousness!
🙂 Sometime I just want to hide in the closet–although that’s more about the family than the parks…
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