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Orlando park and fly hotels let you drive to a hotel near Orlando International Airport (MCO), sleep there the night before your flight, leave the car in the hotel lot while you’re away and ride a shuttle to the terminal. Around MCO, that means the Hyatt Regency inside the main terminal plus a cluster of chain hotels about 2.5 to 3.5 road miles north of Terminals A and B.
The catch is that “park and fly” means something different at each hotel. Some sell a real package with a set number of parking days, some charge a nightly fee for every day your car stays, and a few just list “long-term parking” and leave the price to the front desk. We checked each hotel’s official page (live, or an archived copy dated below) and set every option against MCO’s own parking rates.
The packages are sold on the brands’ own websites; a standard room, including one booked on Booking.com, follows the hotel’s normal parking rules. If you only need a bed and a van, our main guide to Orlando airport hotels covers 15 options.
Quick answer: For a true bundle, look at Holiday Inn Orlando International Airport’s Park Stay & Go (one night plus up to 4 or 8 nights of parking) or Hyatt House Orlando Airport’s Park and Fly (parking for up to 7 days at last check). Fairfield Inn Orlando Airport listed park and fly at $20 a night, and Hilton Garden Inn listed $20 for cars left after checkout. To skip the shuttle, the Hyatt Regency inside MCO sells Park, Stay and Go packages. MCO’s own economy lots cost $14 per 24 hours.
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How we chose these park and fly hotels
- A published way to leave your car: a package, a nightly park-and-fly fee or long-term parking listed on the hotel’s or brand’s own page. Some brand sites block visits, so a few details come from archived copies, dated in the text.
- A free airport shuttle: listed as complimentary by the hotel or on MCO’s list of nearby hotels with complimentary transportation. The Hyatt Regency is inside the terminal, so it needs none.
- Location: about 2.3 to 3.7 road miles from the Terminal A and B curbs and 4 to 5 from Terminal C (OSRM routing, no traffic), roughly 5 to 13 minutes.
- Honest numbers: we don’t rank by review scores or quote room prices. Parking figures exclude tax unless noted. Rates vary by season, availability and how far ahead you book.
For shuttle hours at more airport hotels, see our list of Orlando hotels with a free airport shuttle.
Orlando park and fly hotels compared
| Hotel | Leave-your-car option | MCO shuttle | Free breakfast |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holiday Inn MCO | Park Stay & Go: 1 night + 4 or 8 nights’ parking | 24/7, also to Brightline | No; kids 11 and under eat free |
| Fairfield Inn | Park and Fly, $20 a night | On request | Yes, hot |
| Hyatt House | Park and Fly, up to 7 days | 24 hours | Yes |
| Hyatt Regency | Park, Stay and Go package | Inside the terminal | Not listed |
| TownePlace Suites | Park & Fly; free parking while you stay | Free, by reservation | Yes, hot |
| Hilton Garden Inn | $20 after checkout | 24/7 | Not listed |
| Renaissance | Long-term parking (ask the rate) | 24 hours | Not listed |
| Marriott Lakeside | Long-term parking (ask the rate) | Every 15 to 30 min | Not listed |
Details come from the hotels’ official pages, checked or archived between November 2025 and October 2026. Packages can be withdrawn or blacked out, so confirm the parking terms in writing when you book.
1. Holiday Inn Orlando International Airport
This full-service Holiday Inn at 5750 T.G. Lee Boulevard has the clearest bundle near MCO. IHG describes it as under a mile from the airport and the Brightline station; by road it’s about 2.3 to 3.4 miles to the Terminal A and B curbs and 4 to 4.3 miles to Terminal C. IHG lists Drift Kitchen & Bar, a heated outdoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center, and its July 2026 description also mentioned the Drift Cafe and a fire pit area.
On October 15, 2026, IHG’s page offered two Park Stay & Go packages: one night plus up to 4 nights of parking, or one night plus up to 8 nights. Any extra days of parking are charged at the hotel’s applicable rate.
- Why stay: A fixed number of parking days in one booking, plus a shuttle IHG describes as running 24/7 to the airport and the train station (July 2026 capture). Kids 11 and under eat free with a paying adult at Drift Kitchen & Bar, at breakfast, lunch and dinner per IHG’s dining page.
- Getting there / to the terminals: It’s on MCO’s list of nearby hotels with complimentary transportation. Save the front desk number (407-851-6400) before you fly.
- Good to know: Regular self-parking is $15 plus tax a day, and IHG says the park and stay package brings a discount. The minimum check-in age is 21. Pets under 30 lb (up to two) cost $30 a night. The packages are sold on IHG’s site, not with a standard Booking.com room.
Best for: Week-long trips where you want parking, the hotel night and the shuttle settled in one booking.
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2. Fairfield Inn Orlando Airport
Fairfield Inn, at 7100 Augusta National Drive, is the budget pick with a published park-and-fly price. Marriott’s page (March 2026 capture) says: “Park and Fly option available for long term parking based on availability. Fee of $20 per night applies.” Regular on-site parking was $17 a day, the same rate Booking.com’s listing showed in October 2026.
The same page lists a free hot breakfast (6 to 9:30 a.m. on weekdays, 6 to 10 a.m. on weekends), an outdoor pool with a whirlpool and a 24-hour fitness center.
- Why stay: A simple per-night price for leaving your car, a free breakfast before an early flight and a shuttle Marriott says runs “at any time.”
- Getting there / to the terminals: Marriott lists the shuttle as complimentary and on request (407-888-2666). By road it’s about 2.4 to 3.4 miles to Terminals A and B and 4.1 to 4.5 to Terminal C.
- Good to know: Park and fly depends on space, so request it when you book. The minimum check-in age is 21, and only service animals are allowed. Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out noon. ParkSleepFly, a third-party package seller, also listed Fairfield packages in October 2026.
Best for: Couples and families on a budget who want breakfast and a known parking price.
Check your dates for Fairfield Inn Orlando Airport on Booking.com
3. Hyatt House Orlando Airport
Hyatt House is an extended-stay hotel at 5472 Gateway Village Circle with rooms and suites, some with kitchenettes or full kitchens. Hyatt lists a free breakfast (scrambled eggs, sausage, French toast or waffles), a heated outdoor pool and the 24-hour H Market for snacks and groceries.
Its Park and Fly package covers “daily parking for one vehicle for up to 7 days” plus the shuttle to and from the airport. In the latest copy of Hyatt’s page we could read (November 2025), the offer ran through 2029, with a limited number of rooms, possible blackout dates and taxes extra. The same terms say package inclusions must coincide with your stay, so get in writing how many days the car can stay after you check out.
- Why stay: A week of parking, breakfast and space to spread out in one rate, which suits families flying out early.
- Getting there / to the terminals: Hyatt describes a 24-hour airport shuttle, and Booking.com’s listing still showed a free airport shuttle in October 2026. Hyatt House isn’t on MCO’s October 2024 list of hotels with complimentary transportation, so confirm pickup details with the hotel (407-858-0801). By road it’s about 2.6 to 3.6 miles to Terminals A and B.
- Good to know: Book the package on Hyatt’s site; it isn’t part of a standard Booking.com rate. Up to two housebroken dogs are welcome for a fee. Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out noon.
Best for: Week-long trips with kids, dog owners and travelers who want a kitchen.
4. Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport
The only hotel inside MCO has 445 rooms in the main Terminal A/B building, so there’s no shuttle at all. You park in MCO’s covered hotel guest parking, check in and walk to security in the morning. It has a heated rooftop pool, McCoy’s Bar and Grill and Hemisphere, a ninth-floor restaurant with runway views.
MCO’s hotel guest parking page (October 2026) lists $19 a night to self-park or $28 a night valet for registered guests, charged to your room, for long-term or short-term parking, with every space covered. It adds that Park, Stay and Go packages include parking for the whole trip. Hyatt’s own offers page (August 2026 capture) also advertises Park, Stay and Go and Day Stay packages.
- Why stay: No van to wait for at 5 a.m. or at midnight, just an elevator and a walk.
- Getting there / to the terminals: Terminals A and B are a walk away; Terminal C is a 4-minute Terminal Link ride, says MCO.
- Good to know: MCO doesn’t say how the $19 guest rate is billed for days after you check out, so ask the hotel and compare it with the package. Read our full Hyatt Regency Orlando Airport review for rooms and dining.
Best for: Very early flights and travelers who want zero shuttle risk.
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5. TownePlace Suites Orlando Airport
This all-suite Marriott at 5530 Butler National Drive answers the “free parking” search better than most. Marriott’s page (April 2026 capture) lists complimentary on-site parking, an electric car charging station and a Park and Fly service, adding that a “fee applies to guests booking Park & Fly package.”
Suites include king studios, two-queen studios and one-bedroom suites, all with full kitchens. There’s a free hot breakfast buffet (6 to 9 a.m. on weekdays, 6 to 9:30 a.m. on weekends), a heated outdoor pool, a 24-hour fitness center and the Flight Deck lounge.
- Why stay: Free parking during your stay, a kitchen and a free airport shuttle.
- Getting there / to the terminals: Marriott lists the shuttle as complimentary with a reservation required. Its April 2026 page gave no hours (a September 2025 version said 5 a.m. to midnight), so book your pickup time with the hotel. By road it’s about 2.7 to 3.7 miles to Terminals A and B and 4.3 to 4.8 to Terminal C.
- Good to know: Marriott doesn’t publish the Park & Fly fee, so ask what you’ll pay for the days you’re away. One pet up to 50 lb is welcome for a $150 non-refundable fee per stay. The minimum check-in age is 21, and check-out is 11 a.m.
Best for: Families who want a suite with a kitchen and free parking on the nights they stay.
6. Hilton Garden Inn Orlando Airport
Hilton Garden Inn, at 7300 Augusta National Drive, has a heated outdoor pool, an on-site restaurant and room service. Its page doesn’t list a named package, but its parking policy is unusually clear. Hilton’s page (April 2026 capture) lists self-parking at $20 a day and adds “$20 for guest without reservation (after checkout),” which reads as the same rate for a car left in the lot after you check out. Confirm how it’s billed for a multi-day trip.
- Why stay: A predictable daily rate and a shuttle Hilton lists as running 24/7, good for red-eyes.
- Getting there / to the terminals: By road it’s about 2.5 to 3.5 miles to Terminals A and B and 4.2 to 4.6 to Terminal C. The hotel is on MCO’s complimentary-transportation list.
- Good to know: Hilton lists the lot as neither covered nor secured, and there’s no valet. Hilton allows up to two dogs or cats for $75 (one to four nights) or $125 (five or more), but Booking.com’s listing says pets aren’t allowed, so confirm. Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out noon.
Best for: Short trips and late-night flights when you want to pay only for the days you use.
7. Renaissance Orlando Airport Hotel
The Renaissance, at 5445 Forbes Place, is a full-service hotel a short drive from the terminals. Marriott lists a large outdoor pool with cabanas and a whirlpool, Fresco (with a breakfast buffet and room service from 6:30 to 11 p.m.), the Malabar bar and the Daily Grind for coffee.
Marriott’s page (June 2026 capture) lists long-term parking without a price, next to on-site parking at $25 a day ($2.50 an hour). ParkSleepFly, a third-party seller, listed Renaissance packages on its Orlando page in October 2026.
- Why stay: A 24-hour shuttle with exact pickup spaces and a proper restaurant and bar for the night before you fly.
- Getting there / to the terminals: Call 407-240-1000 for a pickup at A42, B40 or C270, says Marriott. By road it’s about 2.6 to 3.5 miles to Terminals A and B and 4.2 to 4.6 to Terminal C.
- Good to know: Ask for the long-term rate before you book. The minimum check-in age is 18, lower than at most picks here. Pets aren’t allowed. Check-in is 4 p.m. and check-out 11 a.m.
Best for: Travelers aged 18 to 20 and anyone who wants dinner and a drink on site.
Check your dates for Renaissance Orlando Airport Hotel on Booking.com
8. Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside
Lakeside, at 7499 Augusta National Drive, is the most resort-like of the eight, with Adirondack chairs by the lake and what Marriott calls resort-style pools.
Marriott’s page (May 2026 capture) lists long-term parking with the note “Park and take the complimentary shuttle to the airport for convenience.” It doesn’t show a long-term price; daily self-parking was $30 and valet $38, the highest regular rates on this list.
- Why stay: Vans every 15 minutes from 5 to 9 a.m., then every 30 minutes, so you rarely wait long.
- Getting there / to the terminals: Call 407-851-9000 for an airport pickup. By road it’s about 2.7 to 3.6 miles to Terminals A and B and 4.3 to 4.8 to Terminal C.
- Good to know: Ask for the long-term rate in writing. The minimum check-in age is 21, and only service animals are allowed. Check-in is 3 p.m. and check-out noon.
Best for: Couples who want a pool evening and a frequent shuttle more than the lowest parking bill.
More MCO hotels that let you leave a car
These hotels also list a way to park while you travel, with less detail or a catch.
- La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Orlando Airport (7160 North Frontage Road): Wyndham’s page (October 15, 2026) offers Fly and Park packages for an extra fee, plus free breakfast and pet-friendly rooms. Its shuttle serves only Terminals A and B, on the hour from 5 a.m. to noon and 2 to 10 p.m., requested by call or text (407-204-0638) on the day you arrive.
- Hampton Inn & Suites Orlando Airport at Gateway Village: Hilton’s offers page for the hotel (June 2026 capture) listed Park, Stay, & Go (parking plus a shuttle to select airports, “available at participating hotels”) and Park & Stay, which covers parking only on the nights you stay, so ask whether this hotel takes part. Self-parking was $15.98 a day in May 2026.
- DoubleTree by Hilton Orlando Airport: Hilton’s page (May 2026) points cruisers to Go Port Canaveral hotel-and-transportation packages and mentions “secure parking,” though its parking policy lists the lot as not secured. Self-parking was $22 a day.
- SpringHill Suites, Courtyard and Residence Inn Orlando Airport: Marriott lists long-term parking at all three, with daily self-parking at $20 (captures from April to July 2026). Ask what the long-term rate is.
- Sleep Inn & Suites Orlando International Airport: it appears on ParkSleepFly’s Orlando page, but the hotel’s notice there says it doesn’t offer shuttle service at this time, so you’d need a ride to the terminal.
ParkSleepFly’s FAQ says a booking covers parking for the duration of your trip unless otherwise stated. Read each listing’s shuttle notes, because they vary.
What parking at MCO costs
Before you pay for a package, compare it with the airport’s own lots. These rates come from MCO’s official parking pages, checked on October 15, 2026.
| MCO option | Rate | Getting to the terminal | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy lots (North Park Place, South Park Place, West Park) | $14 per 24 hours | Free shuttle, 24/7 | Up to 90 days |
| Train station surface lots | $20 per 24 hours | Walk to Terminal C | E-PASS or SunPass Plus only |
| Garages A, B, C and Terminal Top | $24 per 24 hours | Walk or Terminal Link | Up to 45 days |
| Garage C reservation | $32 per 24 hours | Walk to Terminal C | Guaranteed space |
| Curbside valet | $35 per 24 hours | Departure curbs | 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. |
The economy shuttles stop at different terminals: North Park Place serves Terminal A, South Park Place Terminals B and C, and West Park Terminals A and C. Oversized vehicles, including anything taller than 7 feet, go to South Park Place (up to 25 feet long). MCO says Surface Lot Atlantis, one of the three train station lots, has been closed since July 20 and stays closed through mid-November, with short closures possible after that. For terminals and rental cars, see our Orlando airport guide.
Hotel package or airport lot? A week of parking
Here’s what seven full 24-hour periods of parking cost at the published daily rates, before tax and before any room charge.
| Option | Daily rate | 7 days |
|---|---|---|
| MCO economy lot | $14 | $98 |
| MCO train station lot | $20 | $140 |
| Fairfield Inn park and fly | $20 a night | $140 |
| Hilton Garden Inn (if billed daily) | $20 | $140 |
| MCO garages | $24 | $168 |
| MCO Garage C reservation | $32 | $224 |
| MCO curbside valet | $35 | $245 |
On parking alone, MCO’s economy lots are the cheapest published option we found for leaving a car during a trip. A hotel deal wins when you’d book an airport room the night before anyway. Ask for the package price and the standard room price for the same night: the difference is what the parking really costs, and you can set it against MCO’s $98 to $168 for a week.
Fixed bundles, like Holiday Inn’s 4 or 8 nights or Hyatt House’s 7 days, cost extra if your trip runs longer, and a hotel van adds time at both ends. Driving in? Our guide to Orlando toll roads explains tolls and how to pay them.
How park and fly works at an MCO hotel
- Book the right rate. Choose the package on the hotel’s own site, or confirm the long-term parking rate with the hotel before you book a standard room.
- Check in and register the car. Ask how the hotel identifies cars left during a trip, and where in the lot you should park.
- Reserve your shuttle seat. TownePlace says reservations are required, and La Quinta takes requests only on the day you arrive. Allow extra time on busy mornings.
- Coming home, call from baggage claim. Hotel vans pick up on Level 1 at spaces A1 to A4 and A42 to A45 (Terminal A), B1 to B4 and B40 (Terminal B) and C270 to C271 (Terminal C, where drop-off is on Level 2). Brightline riders use C7 to C8 at the train station.
Holiday Inn’s van also serves the train station, handy if you’re starting a trip on Brightline. Cruising from Port Canaveral instead? Our guide to Orlando to Port Canaveral compares port parking and shuttles.
How to choose an Orlando park and fly hotel
- Want everything in one booking: Holiday Inn’s Park Stay & Go or Hyatt House’s Park and Fly.
- Want a known nightly price: Fairfield Inn ($20 a night) or Hilton Garden Inn ($20 after checkout).
- Want free parking on the nights you stay: TownePlace Suites lists complimentary on-site parking. Several Lake Nona hotels about 15 minutes south have listed free parking, but without an airport shuttle; see our guide to hotels in Lake Nona.
- Flying at dawn: the Hyatt Regency needs no shuttle; Holiday Inn, Hyatt House, Hilton Garden Inn and the Renaissance list 24-hour vans.
- Under 21: the Renaissance lists a minimum check-in age of 18. Holiday Inn, Fairfield, TownePlace and Lakeside require 21.
- Flying from Terminal C: avoid La Quinta’s A and B-only van. Renaissance names its C270 pickup.
Picking up a rental car instead of driving your own? Read our Orlando car rental guide. For a hotel near the parks with no parking charge, see our list of Orlando hotels with free parking.
Frequently asked questions
Which Orlando airport hotels let you park while you travel?
Holiday Inn Orlando International Airport sells Park Stay & Go packages with up to 4 or 8 nights of parking, and Hyatt House Orlando Airport sells Park and Fly with up to 7 days. Fairfield Inn listed park and fly at $20 a night, Hilton Garden Inn $20 for cars left after checkout, and TownePlace a Park & Fly service. The Hyatt Regency sells Park, Stay and Go packages, says MCO.
Do any hotels near Orlando airport have free parking and a free shuttle?
TownePlace Suites Orlando Airport listed complimentary on-site parking and a free airport shuttle, by reservation, at our last check of Marriott’s page (April 2026), and Booking.com still showed free parking in October 2026. That covers the nights you stay; its Park & Fly fee for the days you’re away wasn’t published. Most other airport hotels we checked charged $15 to $30 a day, and the Lake Nona hotels that listed free parking didn’t run airport shuttles.
Is it cheaper to park at a hotel or at MCO?
On parking alone, MCO’s economy lots are cheapest at $14 per 24 hours, or $98 for seven days. Fairfield’s $20 a night comes to $140 for a week, as does Hilton Garden Inn’s $20 after-checkout charge if billed daily, and MCO’s garages to $168. A hotel deal makes sense when you’d stay at an airport hotel the night before anyway.
How much is long-term parking at Orlando International Airport?
At our October 2026 check, MCO charged $14 per 24 hours in its North Park Place, South Park Place and West Park economy lots, with free 24-hour shuttles. The terminal garages cost $24 per 24 hours, a reserved Garage C space $32, the train station surface lots $20 (E-PASS or SunPass Plus only) and curbside valet $35.
Can I book a park and fly package on Booking.com?
The packages we found are sold on the hotel brands’ own websites, such as IHG and Hyatt, or through package sellers like ParkSleepFly. A standard room booked on Booking.com covers parking only under the hotel’s normal rules. If you book that way, ask the hotel whether you can leave the car during your trip, and at what daily rate.
Bottom line
For one booking that covers the night, the parking and the van, Holiday Inn Orlando International Airport and Hyatt House Orlando Airport have the clearest packages. Fairfield Inn and Hilton Garden Inn are the simplest pay-by-the-day options, and the Hyatt Regency removes the shuttle entirely. Always weigh the offer against MCO’s $14 economy lots, and get the parking terms in writing before you leave your car.
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Sources checked in October 2026: MCO parking information, MCO hotel guest parking, MCO hotel shuttles, Holiday Inn Orlando-International Airport (IHG), La Quinta Orlando Airport (Wyndham).