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1. Perfect family two story Villa 8 near SeaWorld

International Drive District

Luke

2. Unbeatable Location: Your Dream Villa Next to SeaWorld

International Drive District

Drew E.

3. 6277SK-New Brand-12bed/11.5bath-Private Pool&SPA

Orlando

Amanda H.

4. Lakefront Villa at a Prime Location

Orlando

Madeen

5. Last Minute Disney Getaway! Private Pool, Game Room & Themed Bedrooms. Book Now! #160611

Orlando

6. Comfortable 3BR Near Convention Center & Epic Park

Orlando

Tabarrion

7. Marriott's Lakeshore Reserve (3BR)

Orlando

Hans H.

AED 4,136 total

includes taxes & fees

20 Sep - 21 Sep

8. Brand New Construction 15 Bedroom 14 Bathroom Paradiso Grande Resort Villa Only Minutes To Disney

International Drive District

Tony C.

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Top Orange County Hotel Reviews

The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

10/10 Excellent

"Great family place"

Walt Disney World Dolphin

8/10 Good

"Overall, it was a pleasant stay and we might consider staying here again; especially given its close proximity to EPCOT and Hollywood Studios. We are a family of 5 with 3 kids so our experience may differ from others. The property is very clean and the staff is friendly and helpful. They also have one of the best arcades I’ve ever seen in a hotel before. There were a few things that we would have changed or thought could be better though. First, they charge you a substantial fee for having a 5th person in your room, which is kind of ridiculous when traveling with little kids. They get away with it because this is technically not a Disney hotel. It’s a hotel on Disney property. Second, we stayed in one of the larger rooms with a living room and dining room but there was only one bathroom which is very odd. The wet bar in the living room also didn’t have a sink despite there being plenty of room for one. There was also zero ventilation in said bathroom, so if someone showers (no bathtub either which can be tough with little kids) then everything is fogged up for the next person. The pillows were also few and very flimsy. We had to call down and ask for more pillows and they could’ve brought a dozen and it still wouldn’t have been enough. All in all, it wasn’t a bad stay by any means. The good outweighed the bad. Just given the price, I would definitely stay at an actual Disney resort if it’s an option."