[SilentRascal]

In little less than two weeks, my wife and I (and 6 other family members) will be staying in a 2-bedroom Boardwalk Villa for a week. For those who have stayed there before, what kinds of things are provided in the villa for us to use and what should be bring along ourselves?

Considering they have a kitchenette, they do have useable silverware, don't they or should we bring some?

The blanket situation for the beds. Should we bring some extras?

Towels and what-not for the bathrooms. We're not DVC members, so will house-keeping be coming by to refill our supply of towels, or do we need to bring our own?

[Dana]

They provide everything. you can bring extra paperware etc if you feel the need, but they more or less supply you with everything you would need to function there.

[BuzzLightyear]

You are going to LOVE the BWV !!!!

I don't think you'll need to bring anything. Housekeppking will bring you any extra blankets that you might need.

You will only get your towles replaced once during your stay, maybe twice depending on how many days you'll be there. (and a cleaing of your room only once or twice)
They assume you'll be washing your own towles in your room.

You can set up for housekeepking to bring fresh towles and pikc up your trash everyday (for a fee) other wise they have convienent locations to drop off you trash also.

Have a great time!!

[BDavis932]

And since it's a two bedroom, it's a full kitchen. And if you are not using points (if you are paying cash) for your stay...they will come daily for towels, restock you kitchen, etc. I wouldn't bring anything extra for your villa, you should have everything you need.

Check out this website for more details on what your villa has to offer:
BoardWalk Villas Fact Sheet
Here are the supplies that come in your villa: DVC One-Bedroom Villa Kitchen Furnishings