Plus, you can experience the flavors of the Atlantic coast at the resort's restaurants. Though it shares many amenities with Disney's Yacht Club Resort, the Beach Club has a more casual feel. (Youngsters can also transform into Disney princesses or knights at the property's Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique.) Another perk about staying at the Grand Floridian: having an on-site monorail station that is just one stop away from the Magic Kingdom.ĭisney's Beach Club Resort is Disney's interpretation of waterfront New England. Extras like afternoon tea and daily piano performances in the lobby lend an elegant tone, but there are still fun perks like character breakfasts for the kids. And though the Grand Floridian is kid-friendly with loads of activities, the posh resort is best for couples looking for a quieter place to stay near the parks. Lodging options here come equipped with amenities like flat-screen TVs, minifridges and complimentary Wi-Fi access however, some travelers say the rooms in Disney's flagship resort are beginning to feel a bit tired. The Victorian era is revived in the decor found in the five-story lobby – complete with an open-cage elevator and magnificent chandeliers – and the plush guest rooms. Past travelers also appreciated the customer service team here but were not as pleased with the pricey nightly rates.ĭisney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa in Orlando, Florida, is as opulent as it gets when it comes to Walt Disney World Resort accommodations. Rooms are outfitted with marble bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, contemporary decor and complimentary Wi-Fi access. Aside from its amenities, this Four Seasons excels in its accommodations, according to recent guests. Plus, the Four Seasons Resort Orlando offers its own Disney character breakfasts, complimentary park shuttle service and a Disney Planning Center – a separate concierge desk designed for mapping out your park itinerary and purchasing tickets. That's not to say that the resort doesn't cater to little ones: The property also boasts two 242-foot-long waterslides, a lazy river with two spray cannons, a 7,590-square-foot family pool and the complimentary Kids For All Seasons kids camp. With its own 18-hole golf course, massive spa and rooftop steakhouse, the property is well-suited for travelers who want easy access to the theme parks without the over-the-top kitsch associated with Disney-owned properties. And judging by its amenities, the Four Seasons Resort Orlando appears to be succeeding. The first Four Seasons property to open at Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, this resort – which sits about 5 miles southeast of the Magic Kingdom – aims to fill the park's luxury lodging void.
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