Hotels at Disney World
Find out which hotels are at Disney World, as well as whether they are value, moderate or deluxe. By reading this blog you will also find an overview of each resort.
Disney's Art of Animation Resort
This resort is one of a kind and guests will be immersed in the magic and pixie dust of Disney and Pixar films. This hotel is based on classic Disney films including The Lion King, Finding Nemo as well as The Little Mermaid. The rooms are themed to these films, making guests feel immersed. All the surroundings including the courtyards and lobby are thoroughly themed too, making you feel part of the films.
Disney's All-Star Movies Resort
This resort is another resort that is very immersive. There is a lot of themeing to the Disney and Pixar films including Toy Story and 101 Dalmatians. Guests will find gigantic décor through the resort. The rooms are also well themed to the films, making guests feel apart of the magic.
Disney's All-Star Music Resort
The third value resort is based on very popular music genres, which includes Broadway-style, jazz, country, rock 'n' roll and calypso. Music lovers will love this resort, where they will find massive music inspired statues outside, as well as very detailed theming inside.
Disney's All-Star Sports Resort
Disney's All-Star Sports Resort
At this resort guests can expect to find lots of theming based on tennis, football, baseball, basketball as well as surfing. Guests will find their surroundings heavily themed, for example there are some sports statues including iconic Disney characters around the resort.
Disney's Pop Century Resort
The last value resort will take guests back to the time of classic toys from the 1950s all the way through to the 1990s. The theming is based on the classic yo-yos, rollerblades, the Rubik's Cube as well Play-Doh. Included in this resort are the unforgettable fashions, dances, toys and catchphrases, that were all so popular.
Moderate Resorts:
Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort
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The first moderate resort is a very relaxed environment, where you can feel calm. There are vibrant colours throughout as well as amazing landscapes. This resort is the largest on Disney World property, as it is set on over 200 acres. There are five islands to this resort which are Aruba, Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique and Trinidad. Guests can feel immersed in the Caribbean life with incredible activities and scenery, including relaxing hammocks, bustling markets and spotless beaches.
Disney's Port Orleans Resort - French Quarter
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This resort goes back in time to a historic French Quarter. Around this resort guests can expect to find gas lamps, cobbled streets as well as iron balconies. Within the resort there are Mardi Gras characters, as well as jazz music to listen to. If guests walk along the beautiful Sassagoula River, they can expect to come across Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside.
Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside
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This resort is very picturesque with incredible white-column mansions to quaint cottages. Guests will feel immersed in the atmosphere of this incredible resort. This resort is very well themed with horse drawn carriage rides for guests to experience, which takes them along the banks of the Sassagoula River.
Deluxe Resorts:
Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge
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The first deluxe resort is based on Africa. The resort is based on the shape of a horse shoe, giving guests incredible views of not only one, but four savannas, with more than two hundred animals and birds. At this resort guests can expect to find amazing animal programmes, brilliant pool areas, as well as one of the biggest African art collections in the whole of the United States. At this resort guests will feel like they are experiencing their own African safari adventure.
Disney's Beach Club Resort
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This resort is based on a New England-style. It is a very relaxing and calming resort with incredible dining, spas, lagoons as well as pools. Guests are able to rent a small powerboat to explore Crescent Lake. At this resort guests can have the opportunity to experience a Club Level Suite. The resort has a sister resort, which is Disney’s Yacht Club Resort. Disney's Beach Club resort is really close to Epcot, which can allow guests to walk to that park. It also isn't that far to reach Hollywood Studios, so guests are able to take a boat across to it.
Disney's Boardwalk Inn
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At this resort guests will feel immersed in the theming, which is based on Atlantic City and is a waterfront resort. There is a delightful pool called Luna Park as well as an incredible fitness center, where guests can have a massage. On the boardwalk, which is called Coney Island, guests can experience one of a kind dining, carnival games and an exciting nightlife. This resort is ideally located very close to Hollywood Studios and Epcot.
Disney's Contemporary Resort
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This deluxe resort is very modern with the Monorail running all the way through it. At this resort guests can expect to find award-winning dining, incredible views and amazing swimming pools. Guests can either stay in the very well known A-frame part of the hotel, or the close by Garden Wing. This resort is so close to the Magic Kingdom, that guests are able to walk to it or take the Monorail across. Inside the hotel there is a 90 foot tall mural which was created by Mary Blair, the Disney Legend. The mural is based on the American Southwest and the Grand Canyon.
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
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This very luxurious hotel is a mix between victorian times and the modern era. Guests can get the opportunity to spend time outdoors at this resort, where they can watch the fireworks over Cinderella Castle. The resort is well located as it is only one stop away from the Magic Kingdom by Monorail. This well themed resort gives off Palm Beach vibes.
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort
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Another of the deluxe resorts is based on the South Pacific. There are tropical palms as well as lots of vegetation. There are incredible restaurants at this resort. Guests can also spend time outdoors immersing themselves in the island feel. This resort opened in 1971, alongside the Contemporary, making them both the oldest resorts.
Disney's Wilderness Lodge
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The second last deluxe resort is inspired by America’s Great Northwest. It is based on the National Park lodges. It is themed to the natural wilderness and shows off America’s craftsmanship. Guests can spend plenty of time in the great outdoors at this resort. There are nature trails, that can take guests through the pine forests, as well as rocking chairs to spend time relaxing. Inside there are large totem poles, headdresses and so much more to discover. After a long day at the parks guests can unwind infront of the blazing fireplace.
Disney's Yacht Club Resort
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The last resort on Disney property is themed to a New England-style yacht club. This hotel is a lakeside resort. The hotel has an incredible lobby, which includes nautical themes. Guests can experience Stormalong Bay, by renting out a wide range of watercraft from the Bayside Marina. Lots of the amenities at this resort are shared with it's sister resort, Disney's Beach Club Resort. Disney's Yacht Club resort is located within walking distance of Epcot and just a boat trip away from Hollywood Studios.
There you have an overview of every resort on Disney World property. Which resorts have you stayed at? Which ones would you love to try?
Moderate Resorts:
Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort
The first moderate resort is a very relaxed environment, where you can feel calm. There are vibrant colours throughout as well as amazing landscapes. This resort is the largest on Disney World property, as it is set on over 200 acres. There are five islands to this resort which are Aruba, Barbados, Jamaica, Martinique and Trinidad. Guests can feel immersed in the Caribbean life with incredible activities and scenery, including relaxing hammocks, bustling markets and spotless beaches.
Disney's Port Orleans Resort - French Quarter
This resort goes back in time to a historic French Quarter. Around this resort guests can expect to find gas lamps, cobbled streets as well as iron balconies. Within the resort there are Mardi Gras characters, as well as jazz music to listen to. If guests walk along the beautiful Sassagoula River, they can expect to come across Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside.
Disney's Port Orleans Resort - Riverside
This resort is very picturesque with incredible white-column mansions to quaint cottages. Guests will feel immersed in the atmosphere of this incredible resort. This resort is very well themed with horse drawn carriage rides for guests to experience, which takes them along the banks of the Sassagoula River.
Deluxe Resorts:
Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge
The first deluxe resort is based on Africa. The resort is based on the shape of a horse shoe, giving guests incredible views of not only one, but four savannas, with more than two hundred animals and birds. At this resort guests can expect to find amazing animal programmes, brilliant pool areas, as well as one of the biggest African art collections in the whole of the United States. At this resort guests will feel like they are experiencing their own African safari adventure.
Disney's Beach Club Resort
This resort is based on a New England-style. It is a very relaxing and calming resort with incredible dining, spas, lagoons as well as pools. Guests are able to rent a small powerboat to explore Crescent Lake. At this resort guests can have the opportunity to experience a Club Level Suite. The resort has a sister resort, which is Disney’s Yacht Club Resort. Disney's Beach Club resort is really close to Epcot, which can allow guests to walk to that park. It also isn't that far to reach Hollywood Studios, so guests are able to take a boat across to it.
Disney's Boardwalk Inn
At this resort guests will feel immersed in the theming, which is based on Atlantic City and is a waterfront resort. There is a delightful pool called Luna Park as well as an incredible fitness center, where guests can have a massage. On the boardwalk, which is called Coney Island, guests can experience one of a kind dining, carnival games and an exciting nightlife. This resort is ideally located very close to Hollywood Studios and Epcot.
Disney's Contemporary Resort
This deluxe resort is very modern with the Monorail running all the way through it. At this resort guests can expect to find award-winning dining, incredible views and amazing swimming pools. Guests can either stay in the very well known A-frame part of the hotel, or the close by Garden Wing. This resort is so close to the Magic Kingdom, that guests are able to walk to it or take the Monorail across. Inside the hotel there is a 90 foot tall mural which was created by Mary Blair, the Disney Legend. The mural is based on the American Southwest and the Grand Canyon.
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
This very luxurious hotel is a mix between victorian times and the modern era. Guests can get the opportunity to spend time outdoors at this resort, where they can watch the fireworks over Cinderella Castle. The resort is well located as it is only one stop away from the Magic Kingdom by Monorail. This well themed resort gives off Palm Beach vibes.
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort
Another of the deluxe resorts is based on the South Pacific. There are tropical palms as well as lots of vegetation. There are incredible restaurants at this resort. Guests can also spend time outdoors immersing themselves in the island feel. This resort opened in 1971, alongside the Contemporary, making them both the oldest resorts.
Disney's Wilderness Lodge
The second last deluxe resort is inspired by America’s Great Northwest. It is based on the National Park lodges. It is themed to the natural wilderness and shows off America’s craftsmanship. Guests can spend plenty of time in the great outdoors at this resort. There are nature trails, that can take guests through the pine forests, as well as rocking chairs to spend time relaxing. Inside there are large totem poles, headdresses and so much more to discover. After a long day at the parks guests can unwind infront of the blazing fireplace.
Disney's Yacht Club Resort
The last resort on Disney property is themed to a New England-style yacht club. This hotel is a lakeside resort. The hotel has an incredible lobby, which includes nautical themes. Guests can experience Stormalong Bay, by renting out a wide range of watercraft from the Bayside Marina. Lots of the amenities at this resort are shared with it's sister resort, Disney's Beach Club Resort. Disney's Yacht Club resort is located within walking distance of Epcot and just a boat trip away from Hollywood Studios.
There you have an overview of every resort on Disney World property. Which resorts have you stayed at? Which ones would you love to try?
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