Disney has shared a detailed first look inside the newly refurbished Treehouse Villas at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa, and the redesign goes well beyond a standard room update.
The reimagined villas are set to debut over the coming months, with the full renovation expected to be completed later this year.
The new look draws from New England-style craftsmanship and the Arts and Crafts movement, tying the Treehouse Villas more closely to the wider aesthetic of Saratoga Springs Resort.
Natural materials are central to the refresh — wood and stone finishes feature throughout, grounding the spaces and reinforcing the connection to the wooded setting along the Sassagoula River. A new color palette runs across the rooms, giving the villas a warmer, more cohesive feel than before.
Each villa sleeps up to nine guests and has been fitted with all-new finishes, furniture, and fixtures throughout. The living areas, dining spaces, and private decks have all been updated.
Amenities remain the same — you still get a full kitchen and an in-room washer and dryer — but everything around them has been replaced.
Disney storytelling is woven into the new look at every level, and if you take the time to look closely, there's a lot to find.
More than a dozen nature scenes and characters from Disney Animation films and shorts appear across the villas, with stories brought to life through:
- Wall murals and fine art paintings — The Fox and the Hound and Sleeping Beauty are both featured
- Textiles — throw pillows, lampshades, and soft furnishings carry botanical and animal motifs inspired by classic characters
- Furnishings and architecture — familiar friends from Cinderella appear carved into the furniture and tucked into the architectural details above
Disney says the Imagineering team looked across 100 years of Disney animation to shape this approach, choosing characters and stories that feel at home in a woodland setting.
The refurbishment is running in phases, with the first reimagined villas already beginning to debut. The full renovation is expected to be complete later in 2026. Units are being refreshed in clusters, so availability may vary as work continues.
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