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The following questions should always be asked when looking at the many advertised Disney villas, Florida villas, Orlando villas, Florida vacation rentals and villas near Disney that are available to rent.
Make
sure that the cost you are being quoted for the vacation villa is
the all inclusive price. This may seem like an obvious question,
but you would be very surprised how many people do not ask this
question. They are then left with a very sour taste in their mouths
when they are suddenly confronted with additional costs. Some
people still do not read the small print and go ahead and sign
almost anything. All good tour operators and private homeowners
will make the total cost very clear, but if you are unsure, it is
always best to ask. Honest homeowners will not mind you asking at
all. Ensure that VAT/ USA Tax included. Do you allow smoking in the villa ? Once again, this is almost always clear from the start, but always ask. Most owners do not allow smoking inside the villa but most allow it outside in the pool area. How close are you to Disney World and the other attractions ? This may once again seem like a logical question but some villas are located a long way from the parks. Most are usually within 15 to 20 minutes drive and that is fine. However, some may be well over 40 minutes drive which may not be to your liking. Will the home that I book be the actual home that I will stay in? You should always check this with the people you are considering renting from. Many commercial sites show pictures of beautiful Disney World homes but actually allocate your actual home on arrival in Florida. In effect this means that you do not know where you are staying until you arrive. What happens if something goes wrong while I am staying in one of the advertised Disney villas ? – Do not panic! Before you leave home, make sure that the home owner provides you with a local phone number(s) that you can contact if there should be any problems. Ask them if there is a call out charge for unsociable hours. Some Management Companies can charge up to $100 for a call out in the late evening. |