One of the most beautiful and most lushly themed DVCs. A true WDW original. Magnificent dining and endless activities. Authentic, original art, culture ambassadors. The most resort-like of all DVCs. Reasonable resale contract price and point chart. Lengthy expiration date.  –Peter O.

Kilimanjaro Club, Value Rooms, Freakin’ Savanna, Boma for Zebra Domes and great soups. If you don’t own there, you should really add on some points for the first two reasons. –Troy J.

Great dining variety and choices, beautiful lobby, the people doing the animal carvings and extra crafts around the holidays. The different animal viewing opportunities. –Adam P.

Activities with the cultural reps. The drumming fills the lobby and makes you want to dance! –Debra C.

It’s one of the few larger than life, classic Disney World resorts. They don’t make resorts like this anymore. It’s a great location if you have a car –Jason R.

Only option for transportation is the bus and that is shared with Kidani. Sometimes the bus is almost full when it arrives. –Denise G.

No outdoor walking paths. I love resorts that I can wander around the beautifully landscaped grounds. To walk to Kidani and get to the sports courts, or Sanaa or Kidani pool is through the parking lot and on a street and not very picturesque. –Lori B.

Not pleasant for transport if you don’t have a car. Room decor and amenities feel lower tier for deluxe accommodations (Rooms don’t feel posh like GF [Grand Floridian] or Riv. [Riviera]) –Peter O.

Rooms are too dark, only buses, not all savannas are created equal, the bathroom/showers are not nearly as nice as other DVC resorts. –Dennis O.

The SV [Savanna View] rooms are higher up, giving you more of an expansive view of the savanna but also further away from the animals than say 2nd floor SV rooms at Kidani. –Kelly L.