subject: Different Price Range of Disney World Hotels [print this page] Vacationers have different reasons for staying at Disney World Hotels. Some like the close proximity to the theme park because it means they do not need to wake up early. Some prefer the convenience of not having to travel far. Some enjoy the perks that come with staying at these hotels like free transportation and early pass. And others just couldn't get enough of the Disney magic.
On the other hand, there are those who shy away from these hotels, primarily because they think that all the accommodations inside the park are too expensive. The truth is, the home of Mickey Mouse offers different price range on accommodations. From value resorts to exquisite villas, you will be able to find something that suits your budget well. To get to know more about these, here are the different categories of hotels and the price range of each.
Budget Hotels
With a price range that starts at $82, many people will find this rate affordable. Staying at the value hotels would give you similar perks like colorful themed rooms, swimming pools, arcades, and playgrounds. However, rooms in these hotels can only hold as many as four people. Bigger families need to book at least at a moderate resort.
Also, there is no full service restaurant but only a food court. You also won't have a refrigerator in your room. You can request for one but you have to pay a fee. You'll also have to forgo other luxuries and amenities such as 24-hour room service, fitness center, spa, and valet parking. The value hotels at this park include Pop Century, All-Star Movies, All-Star Music, All-Star Sports Resort, and the Family Suites at Disney's All-Star Music.
Moderate Resorts
Rates at moderate resorts range from $145 to $200. Rooms at these resorts are more spacious and can accommodate up to five people. Aside from bigger swimming pools, arcades, and playgrounds, extra amenities like lounge, watercraft rentals, mini refrigerator, and table-service restaurant are also available in these resorts.
But since it's still on the affordable side, room service would be limited and you won't have fitness center, spa or valet parking. Caribbean Beach, Coronado Springs, Orleans French Quarter, and the Port Orleans Riverside are some examples of moderate resorts.
Deluxe Resorts
For a price range of $215 and up, you get closer to luxury with the deluxe resorts in Disney World. You'll get the comfort and convenience of staying in a large room that has 24-hour room service and mini refrigerator. Aside from that, the kids will also have a grand time playing at the arcade, playground, and themed swimming pools complete with whirlpools and water slides. There are also a lounge, valet parking, and watercraft rentals. Plus, you get to experience different kinds of dining options including a food court, table service restaurant, character dining experience, and Disney's signature dining experience. If these are not enough, you'll also have access to salons and spas. The deluxe hotels in this theme park include Grand Floridian, Polynesian, Contemporary, Wilderness Lodge, Animal Kingdom Lodge, Yacht Club, Beach Club, BoardWalk Inn, Walt Disney World Swan, Walt Disney World Dolphin.
Deluxe Villa Resorts
For the ultimate in luxury, stay at the high-end resort villas in this theme park that would cost you around $279 and up. You'll find all the amenities mentioned above in these resorts plus more. These resorts also have kitchens, sunken whirlpool tubs, laundry service, and multi-bedroom suites. Included in this price range are Saratoga Springs, Old Key West, Villas at Disney's Wilderness Lodge, Villas at Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, Beach Club Villas, BoardWalk Villas, Fort Wilderness, Bay Lake Tower, and Treehouse Villas.
Whatever your budget range is or your reason for wanting to stay in Disney Good Neighbor Hotels or Disney Condos, one thing is for sure, this will make you enjoy your vacation even more.
