Hotels near Lake Buena Vista / Downtown Disney, Lake Buena Vista

The room is big and the price is good, but the hotel doesn't know if it discriminates against the agency. We walked to the innermost room for us, and there is a swimming pool below, and we can't see animals at all... For breakfast, the hotel's breakfast buffet is good, and dinner is only for self-stay There are not many choices for simple meals at the bar, and it is recommended to come back after eating in the park

The hotel is very comfortable. The room is big and clean. The bathroom is also big and clean. The breakfast is rich and the gym is diverse and clean. You can order drinks by the pool. Everything is very convenient and close to Disney

The accommodation fee does not include breakfast, but there is a restaurant at the door where you can buy three meals at any time to buy at any time. In the morning, you should open the door at around 7:00, and close at 10 o'clock in the evening. It is a variety of western food, and you can order food at different windows. There are also some drinks and milk or something. The two large beds in the standard room should be less than 1 meter 5. A bed sleeps a person who sleeps a bit and is very crowded. The room is not very new, but there is something for the hair dryer. The windows are all sealed and cannot be opened. The internal environment of all rooms is the same. There are several stations at the door with free shuttlebus to different Disney theme parks. Every day before 10:00 am, it is basically 5-10 minutes, but I don’t know if the location of the room I got on Ctrip is quite partial, but it doesn’t matter. However, although the location is biased, because the room layout is the same standardization, it is the same regardless of the location of the room. The only thing is that Ctrip's room is booked through a local agent in the United States, so if you want to take the hotel's free shuttlebus back to the hotel via Ctrip's room, be sure to let Ctrip find your flight number information in the guest information. A local American agent told the Disney Hotel. I once called the hotel directly and wanted to make an appointment in advance to get off the shuttlebus from Orlando Airport and go to the hotel. However, the hotel informed that because it is a room booked by Chinese travel agent, the shuttle bus is not accepted by the customer and must be booked through the hotel agent. However, this agent can only contact through Ctrip, and there is no way to contact him. Just for this appointment shuttlebus, I made a lot of calls to Ctrip before and after, and I haven't confirmed it all the time. Because of the time difference, our day is the night in the US, we go to work, and wait for the reply to be the next day. And the reply that was received the next day was ”there is no reply from the agent at the moment”, and it has been repeated several times. It is about 20 days later, and finally received a confirmation slip for booking shuttlebus, so This must be noted when booking.

Very good location, the overall Disney experience is good, there is a shuttle bus in the park, you can open the door with a magic bracelet, and there is an extended service every day. The service is very kind and gave a lot of play suggestions. Overall new renovation, clean and comfortable. recommend. Ctrip service is very good. If you have any questions before, please help to contact the hotel to book the airport transfer.

Great hotel Modern clean Great pool Nice bed Some noise but nothing bad. It’s near a main road Lots of Restaurants within walking distance I had no issues. Love the bonus for platinum in 2nd floor. Access to drinks 24 hours The big thing I think people will ask is how about going to Disney. On site or off site. It’s a struggle to decide. I wish this hotel has better shuttles to park but here is my Uber experience for reference: So this will shows u the pros and cons of Uber and staying off site: 9.93. Marriott Io Rivera Rivera to Marriott 9.99 Marriott to Epcot 16.83 Airport to Marriott 59.97 The reason I use the Riviera was because of the cost savings plus it just felt easier to take the sky liner directly into the park for a better experience. Mears shuttle to airport 16 Sure your arrive earlier than Uber but look at your costs. Uber you decide. Mears is an automatic 3 hours before u fly.

I’m sitting here on my last night and feeling sad, I don’t want to leave. I wanted to write a review because there were so many bad reviews that I was getting a little bummed before I came. First off, do not be afraid of the construction going on. My building was literally right across from it and I barely heard anything or saw anything. Second, everyone keeps talking about how the rooms need updating and I agree to a point. I did not feel my room was dank or worn. It was beautiful. It was clean. We loved it. They cleaned everyday too and even at Animal Kingdom in January we didn’t have that. The Lagoon View is great o highly recommend! We ate at Citricos , and are waiter Giovanni was excellent and the food was fabulous. We were a party of 13 with 8 kids and he handles us with ease. The pools are all great, my kids love them especially the slide pool! The hotel lobby and grounds are beautiful. The location is very good. The monorail makes it easy to go to Magic Kingdom and even going to Epcot didn’t take as long as people on line act like it does! We still totally rope dropped! Bottom line it was a great trip. We were a party of 13 and no one is complaining! Yes it is super expensive. Disney is expensive! Other then that we were really happy and are sad to leave! My only recommendation is when there is an issue and there were a few at check in you go back to throwing lightening lanes at people like the fast passes in the old days! It makes you feel like you are getting some kind of compensation when things aren’t perfect. Just fyi all of our issues were resolved. They were nice about it too!

A simple hotel perfect as a base, a room to crash to after a busy day at the nearby parks.. Literally a few easy minutes to Disney Parks, Celebration, Old Town, international drive or the i4 for Universal, Outlet Malls etc etc... Rooms are spotlessly clean, hot water, massive comfortable beds, evan a small pool area to relax by that didn't feel busy and a basic but filling breakfast... perfect as a crash pad with free.. easy parking. Only thing we'd add is ask for the quiet side if you struggle with road noise we didn't and no issues but some say it's a pain.. loved our stay.

We use the Southwest Travel Network, which is really good! Book hotels, taxis, air tickets and Disney tickets on this website, each of which is cheaper. There can be some subsidies for staying in Disney hotels, for example: transportation equipment can have a free parking space in any place. We bought a ticket for Disney's Bounce, so we were allowed to visit one more park every day. It turned out to be a great idea. Because we saw the parade and fireworks show in the magic park at night. We also went to the Kennedy Recreation Center which was amazing!

We previously stayed here in 2014 and it is even better than it was before, which was pretty fantastic then! We stayed in the old mansion style rooms on Magnolia bend both times, so have a good comparison. Again, whilst there must be literally hundreds of people staying here, it was never busy, often walking to the food hall and not seeing a single person. Even at ‘busy’ times it wasn’t manic and we never failed to find a table for 4 of us to sit at. They have fairly recently updated the rooms, gone is the old carpet, replaced with new LVT flooring. The beds and mattresses have all been replaced with the latest memory foam incarnations and are exceptionally comfortable. The bathrooms are all modernised, but could benefit from a handle on the wall to help you in and out of the bath, if like me you’ve got a bit ‘doddery’ since the last time! The room has plenty of storage, a fridge and TV for all the park information plus regular films etc should you get a VERY wet day! Good sound insulation and no gaps under the doors, plus good a/c, albeit not the quietest. Excellent, friendly, efficient housekeeping (mouse keeping as it is often better known). In fact ALL the staff were superb and really friendly. If you need anything I would say just ask, don’t moan until you have given them the chance to answer. The grounds are immaculately cared for, the food hall has a good selection and yes the prices are higher than you would pay if you weren’t in Disney, but you are and the whole environment costs, so just accept it or stay offsite, save some cash, but then don’t experience this wonderful ambience. Buses were great, regular, comfortable and easy to find. I love this place and should be on commission with this review I reckon ha ha, but just want to share our experience so that others may do the same.

This is a brand-new hotel in a stunning location which should be great. Instead, my family and I had a truly terrible experience from the first moment there. Don't stay at this property unless you're prepared to deal with frustration and disappointment. The hotel was nowhere close to full during our mid-week stay, yet our rooms were not ready at check-in, and the staff rudely evaded my questions about when we'd be able to have access. (This isn't a small matter when you're trying to manage increasingly tired and frustrated kids.) The property advertises an ”arrivals/departures lounge” where you can change/shower/etc. before you check-in or after you check-out, but it wasn't ready during our stay. (Of course, there wasn't anything to indicate that it wasn't open yet, and the doors were unlocked. I only figured out that it wasn't open when I tried to use the lockers inside and asked a pool attendant why the lockers weren't working.) Once we finally had access to our connecting rooms, they were a major disappointment, both in quality and layout. The connecting doors were on springs that automatically, so we had to jam bath towels in the doors to keep them open. (What's the point of having a connecting room for kids if the doors to the parents' room automatically close?) The quality of the furnishings and hardware in the room is far below what you'd expect on a property that advertises itself as a luxury resort. The vinyl flooring was not installed properly and was bubbling up at the connecting doors. The button to toggle between bath and shower operation fell off when I grazed it with my hand. There was still painter's tape all over the inside of the connecting doors -- nobody had bothered to take it off. Quality control was non-existent. Perhaps more importantly, it seems like nobody put much thought into getting the details right at this place. The only trash can in the bathrooms is tucked into the commode -- there isn't one near the sink, where it's needed most. In two bed rooms, there's a large circular table in the middle of the room between two beds, which is easy to trip on when the room is dark and impedes the flow of the room. The lobby and front entrance to the property is on the third floor -- but there's no sign in the elevators telling you that, and only the first floor is marked with a star (which, of course, usually denotes the building's main exit.) The service was no better. In the morning, we had an early reservation for a Disney breakfast, so I tried to call down twice to have the valet bring our car to the front. The hotel's phones weren't working. I tried calling the front desk from my cell phone -- still, not working. We then went downstairs and told valet in person to bring our car around, and we had to wait several minutes for it. In the meantime, I told the front desk attendant that the phones weren't working, both on the inside phones and when calling from my cell phone. He dismissively told me t