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Rosen Inn Lake Buena Vista
"We stay for affordability and comfort. We are at Disney daylight until dark and it is a very convenient location. This is our offsite choice always when we are saving money and not staying on site."
Kompose Boutique Resort at Theme Parks
"Overall a great hotel for the money. Staff were excellent. Rooms were very clean and beds were comfortable. Very little furniture in the room and the shower was only partially closed allowing water to spill onto the floor and cold air to enter. Elevators are very far from most of the rooms. Breakfast was better than most hotels I have stayed at. I would definitely stay at this hotel again."
Sheraton Vistana Resort Villas, Lake Buena Vista/Orlando
"Sort of solicited checking in and out. Nice properties."
Marriott's Grande Vista
"Marriott has a great location with close proximity to Sea World. I was a bit surprised by the amount of the required deposit ($500) at check in.. In addition to the $30 per day self-parking charge (valet is NOT available); I was out of $750 at check in. That meant I essentially paid for my stay once online and then at check in I paid about 85% of that price AGAIN in deposits and parking fees. Also I was SHOCKED to find house-keeping was an ADDITIONAL fee on top of all of this. I thought for a five night stay there would be at least ONE housekeeping session included.. NOT AT ALL. Aside from the absolute nickel and dime fees for EVERYTHING and the VERY aggressive sales pressure to buy their timeshares package. The room was great. The location very convenient. Just be prepared for a substantial deposit when you stay here and beware that they are VERY aggressive in trying to get you to their timeshare sales presentation. A plus is also that their pools stay open until 11pm and they have multiple pools on site."
Drury Plaza Hotel Orlando - Disney Springs Area
"One of the best hotels in Orlando. It has everything a Disney resort should have but doesn’t.The front desk was incredibly helpful and greeted you every time you walked through the door. They were very hospitable and knew their property well. The dining and bar staff were amazing and friendly. The kickback and breakfast was a very much needed accommodation, especially if you’re on a budget. The breakfast was pretty good with a great selection and a waffle iron that featured Mickey’s imprint. Pretty cute. Something like that would have costed $7-10 at Disney. The shuttle bus service was a plus but can get packed fast, so have your key card ready for verification. In all, this hotel has everything needed."
DoubleTree by Hilton at the Entrance to Universal Orlando
"Clean room nice staff easy to access universal parks free transfer service to universal or a 20 minute walk back home reasonable price"
Sheraton Vistana Villages Resort Villas, I-Drive/Orlando
"It was great 10 out of 10. Clean room, tons of amenities 4 pools. Restaurants on site….. stores on site…. It has everything you need. Will visits again! I came for relaxation and got it!"
Fairfield by Marriott Inn & Suites Orlando at FLAMINGO CROSSINGS(r) Town Center
"Awesome hotel the staff was very nice and friendly and it’s close to most parks"
Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa Universal Studios Area
"cleaneless can be improved. also the access to the inside water park cost 20$ a person, but in case of bad weather they closed and there is no refund."
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A Budget Guide to Orlando
The cost of an Orlando holiday could quickly mount up when you add the cost of park passes, travel, dining and accommodation. You can holiday in Orlando on the cheap if you spend some time searching better deals. There are many ways to make your pennies go further in Orlando and enjoy a budget-friendly Orlando break.
Cheap Accommodation in Orlando
Some of Orlando’s top attractions are the theme parks, of which there are 13 in total to choose from. If you are planning to spend a lot of time in the theme parks, see if you can find a cheap hotel offering ticket packages and priority park access. Typically, though these hotels here are more expensive. The good news is that cheap Orland hotel deals be found just a few miles away from the main attractions. Orlando has several family-friendly lodgings, many of which have self-catering facilities, so you can prepare your own meals for breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Things to See & Do on a Shoestring in Orlando
If you are having a family holiday in Orlando, there will be a very slim chance that you will get away without a visit to one of the area’s theme parks. If a visit is demanded by the kiddies, be smart with your purchase and consider a multi-park hopper pass where you get entry to numerous parks for a reduced fee, cheaper than purchasing all passes individually.
Pack a picnic and plenty of water for a day trip to Orlando’s theme parks as the restaurants within many parks cost more than food options outside. Many parks have grassy areas where you can lay a blanket and relax. Be aware that some parks do not permit food from outside to be taken in, so check this out beforehand.
If you have had your fill of theme parks, or if you simply want to explore more of natural Orlando, head to the Caladesi Island State Park where the beach here is ranked as one of the top beaches in the whole country. No vehicles are allowed on the island, so you will have to catch a boat or ferry. Spend a full day here exploring the sandy trails, natural wildlife and even have a go at kayaking.
Making your way around Orlando can be as easy or difficult as you want it to be. If you are travelling with a group, hiring a car and splitting the cost might be the cheapest option. This also gives you the opportunity to venture further afield to surrounding areas to see everything that Orlando has to offer.
If retail therapy is your thing, make your way to factory outlet parks where you can find many top stores offering bargain discounts. Normally here you find clothing that is last season’s stock but remember these items will be useful in a few months’ time.
Cheap Places to Eat & Drink in Orlando
In busy tourist areas you will typically find more expensive food options, and this can amount to a lot if you are feeding the family. Ahead of big days out, you can pack a picnic to enjoy some family time in the middle of the day and take a welcome break from sightseeing. You might be interested in the Kids Eat Free card which allows youngsters to eat for free at hundreds of restaurants across the area. For tasty American dinners find places with good set menu deals with some offering two or three-course meals at very reasonable prices.