In-depth guides to individual Orlando hotels and resorts: location, rooms, pools, dining, park transport, fees and what to check before booking.
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Our Loews Portofino Bay Hotel review covers free Express Unlimited and where it doesn’t work, the water taxi and walk to the parks, every room and suite size, the pools, dining, parking and fees.
A fact-checked Ramada by Wyndham Kissimmee Gateway review: where the free theme park shuttle goes and how to get its times, the $20.43 resort fee, Tower vs Standard Inn rooms, dining and pet rules.
The DoubleTree Orlando Downtown works best if your trip centers on downtown Orlando: an Orlando Magic game or a concert at the Kia Center, a show at the Dr. Phillips Center, a business trip, or a hospital visit.
Marriott’s Grande Vista review: villas that sleep up to 12 with full kitchens, no resort fee, $30 daily parking, four heated pools and a 9-hole golf course, but no park shuttle. Here’s what to know before you book.
Wyndham Garden Lake Buena Vista is good value if you want to walk to Disney Springs, and it suits families who want Early Entry and a big heated pool.
Floridays Resort Orlando is a condo-style resort with 432 two- and three-bedroom suites, each with a full kitchen and in-suite washer and dryer, at 12562 International Drive.
A fact-checked Avanti International Resort review: what the $18 resort fee covers, the Universal and Disney shuttle rules and times, rooms for four, the pool, dining and what reviews report.
CoCo Key Orlando (CoCo Key Hotel and Water Resort) is a 391-room family hotel at 7400 International Drive with its own 54,000-square-foot outdoor water park, about 2 miles from Universal Orlando.
The Grove Resort Orlando is an all-suite resort west of the Walt Disney World theme parks, with 2- and 3-bedroom condos and its own Surfari Water Park.
