Walt Disney World has released more concept art for studios, suites, and villas at Disney’s Lakeshore Lodge. We got a first look at the rooms in August.
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Lakeshore Lodge Rooms
Encanto Duo Studios
The Duo Studios all have a preferred view, which means a pool view or partial view of Bay Lake. They feature a queen-size pull-down bed for up to 2 adults.
They include a full bathroom, kitchenette with a microwave and mini fridge, and patio or balcony.
This new artwork includes our first look at Lakeshore Lodge bathrooms. The Duo Studios will have a double vanity.
These rooms are similar to the Tower Studio at Disney’s Riviera Resort; check out our review of the resort.
Pocahontas Resort Studios
There are two versions of the Pocahontas-inspired Resort Studios. We previously saw concept art of the room with two queen beds, but there is also an option for one king bed. Both feature the waterfall mural.
The king studio has a red sofa against the mural instead of a second bed. The decorative wooden headboard is also designed at different widths depending on the bed size.
The queen bed rooms have no balcony, a resort view, or a preferred view. All the king bed rooms have a patio or balcony with a resort view or a preferred view.
Both room styles have a teal bench across from the beds. The one in the queen beds room has more built-in drawers than the other.
Again, there’s new concept art of the bathrooms, which have step-in showers. The showers and toilets have glass doors.
These rooms also have double vanities.
There’s a mini fridge and microwave in the kitchenette. By the door is a full-length mirror with a kitchenette.
Some of these rooms also offer club access.
Bambi Deluxe Studios
These studios all have a regular queen bed and a pull-down queen bed. There’s a green sofa when the pull-down bed isn’t in use. They offer preferred views, resort views, or premium views of Magic Kingdom/Magic Kingdom fireworks.
Above the sofa are sketches. When the bed is pulled down, artwork of sleeping animals is revealed.
While the Pocahontas rooms have more of a blue-purple color scheme, these studios are more green. A woodsy mural wraps across one corner of the sleeping space.
The bench in this room is white instead of teal. Accent walls are light green.
The bathrooms are similar to those in the other studios, but with green walls.
Pocahontas Hidden Willow Presidential Suite
The new concept art offers an expanded look at this suite’s living room, which has a fireplace and extra wide balcony.
The suite offers partial views of Magic Kingdom fireworks or Magic Kingdom.
There are two large curved couches in the living room, adorned with purple and green throw pillows. The suite sleeps up to six adults.
There’s an entryway with a watery blue accent wall.
The square dining table is white with green-backed chairs. It sits next to one set of balcony doors, with extra windows above.
The full-size kitchen is decorated with Pocahontas sketches.
The bathroom features a leaf-shaped mirror with a faux wood frame. The shower has a leafy green tile wall.
Bambi Villas
There are 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom villas inspired by Bambi. They have a similar color scheme and design elements as the Bambi studios. As we saw in previous concept art, at least one of the bedrooms has a gray wall with artwork above the bed. This view also showcases Bambi artwork on the wall next to the bathroom.
Across from the bed is a dresser and wardrobe. The bedroom has its own balcony. The 1-bedrooms have one king bed, one queen-size pull down bed, and one twin-size pull-down bed, sleeping up to 5 adults. The two bedrooms have two additional queen beds, sleeping up to 9 adults.
The wood dining table has a white accent stripe down the center and faux rough edges. Around it is a built-in bench, two chairs, and small bench.
In the bathroom is a step-in shower and tub. The vanity has one sink and mirror. The villas also include a washer and dryer.
Fantasia 3-Bedroom Grand Villas
The 3-bedroom grand villa sleeps up to 12 adults in one king bed, four queen beds, and two twin-size pull-down beds. These offer the premium view of Magic Kingdom/Magic Kingdom fireworks. Though inspired by Fantasia, these have a green color scheme similar to the Bambi rooms.
This piece of concept art is nearly identical to one of the previously released pieces but has a gold and white leafy chandelier above the dining table.
More new concept art shows the two other bedrooms. The queen beds room we saw before has an orange autumnal feel. This one features purple touches and a dandelion mural.
The king room has more brown accents with touches of white, beige, blue, and green.
Like the smaller villas, these have a washer and dryer.
Brother Bear Lake Houses
Last but not least, the Brother Bear-inspired lake houses. There are 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom lake houses. These take larger design departures from the resort’s other rooms.
There are floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room. A green couch sits in front of a fireplace and built-in TV.
The 1-bedroom has a king bed, queen-size pull-down bed, and twin-size sleeper chair. The 2-bedroom has a king bed, two queen beds, and two twin-size pull-down beds. One of these twin-size pull-downs will have Brother Bear artwork above them.
The bathrooms have mirrors with wavy wood frames and green marble counters.
The lake houses all include a washer and dryer, and a patio.
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