Built
to emulate the seaside Italian village of
Portofino, this beautiful property is lined
with cobblestone walkways, sidewalk cafes,
quaint shops and plenty of places to steal a
romantic kiss. The hotel sits across the
street from Universal Studios Orlando. One
benefit of staying here is, showing
your room key at most of the rides can get you
ahead of the regular (always long) lines and directly to the shorter Universal
Express lines.
One
of the premier on-site Disney hotels, the
Dolphin combines all the amenities of a major
resort with the magic of Disney. Nestled
between Epcot and MGM Studios, guests can
enjoy jogging trails, two health clubs,
massage services, volleyball, a three-acre grotto
pool and beach, 4 lighted tennis courts, 4
swimming pools, watercraft rentals, and 36
holes of miniature golf.
Situated on 200 acres of tropical landscape, the Orlando World Center Marriott is the largest Marriott in the world, offering some of the finest amenities of any hotel in Orlando.
Golfers will enjoy having access to Hawk's
Landing, an 18-hole championship
golf course located on-property, while others
might enjoy such amenities
as a 24-hour fitness center, sundeck and four tennis courts.
Perhaps the greatest of family vacation
destinations, Walt Disney World has something
for everyone. Aside from terrific theme parks
such as the Magic Kingdom and MGM Studios,
Walt Disney World has world-class restaurants,
hotels, spas and golf courses. The fun
continues after dark in Downtown Disney and
Pleasure Island, with numerous restaurants, clubs and
shopping available.
Universal
Studios Orlando is broken up into three major
sections: CityWalk, where you'll find dining
and nightlife options; Universal Escape, where
you can "ride the movies;" and the
new Islands of Adventure, where characters
from Marvel Comics come alive. Like Disney,
Universal Studios also has some great on-site
hotels such as the Portofino and Hard Rock
Hotel.
Wet n' Wild offers an
array of water-based rides and attractions, as
well as a food court and retail swimwear at the Trade Winds Surf Shop. Staffed by certified lifeguards, the park is a great place to cool off during Central Florida's hot & humid afternoons.
Built
to emulate the seaside Italian village of
Portofino, this beautiful property is lined
with cobblestone walkways, sidewalk cafes,
quaint shops and plenty of places to steal a
romantic kiss. The hotel sits across the
street from Universal Studios Orlando. One
benefit of staying here is, showing
your room key at most of the rides can get you
ahead of the regular (always long) lines and directly to the shorter Universal
Express lines. 
One
of the premier on-site Disney hotels, the
Dolphin combines all the amenities of a major
resort with the magic of Disney. Nestled
between Epcot and MGM Studios, guests can
enjoy jogging trails, two health clubs,
massage services, volleyball, a three-acre grotto
pool and beach, 4 lighted tennis courts, 4
swimming pools, watercraft rentals, and 36
holes of miniature golf. 
Situated on 200 acres of tropical landscape, the Orlando World Center Marriott is the largest Marriott in the world, offering some of the finest amenities of any hotel in Orlando.
Golfers will enjoy having access to Hawk's
Landing, an 18-hole championship
golf course located on-property, while others
might enjoy such amenities
as a 24-hour fitness center, sundeck and four tennis courts.
Perhaps the greatest of family vacation
destinations, Walt Disney World has something
for everyone. Aside from terrific theme parks
such as the Magic Kingdom and MGM Studios,
Walt Disney World has world-class restaurants,
hotels, spas and golf courses. The fun
continues after dark in Downtown Disney and
Pleasure Island, with numerous restaurants, clubs and
shopping available.
Universal
Studios Orlando is broken up into three major
sections: CityWalk, where you'll find dining
and nightlife options; Universal Escape, where
you can "ride the movies;" and the
new Islands of Adventure, where characters
from Marvel Comics come alive. Like Disney,
Universal Studios also has some great on-site
hotels such as the Portofino and Hard Rock
Hotel.
Wet n' Wild offers an
array of water-based rides and attractions, as
well as a food court and retail swimwear at the Trade Winds Surf Shop. Staffed by certified lifeguards, the park is a great place to cool off during Central Florida's hot & humid afternoons.
