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[QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2277131, member: 1414"]
Wilderness has no monorail, which drops the price.  We stayed at the Beach Club when my daughter was small. It worked out very well, and both it and the Yacht Club are priced more like Wilderness, and below the three monorail resorts.

Good friends who go annually (yes, I know) stayed at Contemporary last year and said it is completely updated now and very "Disney", like the other hotels.  It also has big rooms.  You can get a room with a balcony looking at the MK fireworks, which saves some big headaches.  I walked from Beach Club to Epcot fireworks every night, and it was great.

Agree on the mealplan, but explain to them what that means.  Many of the popular restaurants, with Character meals book up months in advance.   If not on the monorail, the I'd vote Beach Club.

Supplement: One of the benefits of the Epcot area hotels (Beach, Yacht and Boardwalk) is that there is a water shuttle to Epcot or Hollywood (or you can walk to Epcot, it's very close) plus Boardwalk has a lot of stuff going on.  ESPN place for example, and performers along the boardwalk.  Another plus is the Beach/Yacht club share a pool area that is the biggest and most fun for kids of any of the hotels.   It's almost a water park.
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