Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom are gearing up to reopen this week with Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios set to reopen the following week.
Magic Kingdom
And if you’ve got park tickets but haven’t booked your Disney World resort stay yet, we want to tell you about some amazing room rates we’ve spotted!
As much as we like staying at Disney-owned hotels, sometimes those price tags can sting. We pulled together a list of third party-operated hotels are located near Disney Springs that we’ve been able to confirm guests staying at any of them will have the same access to book their theme park reservations using Disney Park Passes as Disney World resort guests. Bonus — most are much easier on your wallet than Disney’s hotels!
Disney Springs
We compared the room rates of each of these hotels by entering in a theoretical stay for the first week of August (August 1st through August 7th to be exact). That way, you can see exactly what a guest room will run you at each of these Disney Springs Resort Area hotels! Rates are subject to change, but these are the results our search yielded from each resort’s website today!
DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Orlando
The cheapest resort where you can book a room right now (and get your Disney World theme park reservations too!) is DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Orlando located at 2305 Hotel Plaza Blvd, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830.
© DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Orlando – Disney Springs Area
A stay at this Disney Springs Area Resort will run you $73 for two queen beds or one king bed guest room. There’s a $23 resort fee, bringing you average room cost to $96 per night.
B Resort & Spa
B Resort & Spa located at 1905 Hotel Plaza Blvd, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 came in as the next most-affordable.
©B Resort and Spa
Two queen beds or one king bed guest rooms start at $89 while there’s $10 resort fee is charged nightly. That brings the grand total of this resort to $99 per night.
Holiday Inn Orlando Disney Springs
The Holiday Inn Orlando at 1805 Hotel Plaza Blvd, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 is also a great value with a convenient Disney Springs area location.
©Holiday Inn
For $77, you can book either a King non-balcony or two queen bed non-balcony guest room. Once you tack on the $30 resort fee, the average stay costs per night is $107.
Wyndham Garden Lake Buena Vista
Meanwhile, the Wyndham Garden Lake Buena Vista located at 1850B Hotel Plaza Blvd, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 is a slightly more expensive option but still a great deal.
©Wyndham Garden Lake Buena Vista Disney Springs Resort Area
One king or two double beds rooms run the same — $89.83 per night. Add the $36 resort fee and booking a room at this resort will cost you $125.83 per night.
Wyndham Lake Buena Vista
Wyndham Lake Buena Vista at 1850 Hotel Plaza Blvd, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 tops the list as being the most-expensive Disney Springs area hotel but is probably still well within many budgets.
© Wyndham Lake Buena Vista Disney Springs Resort Area
Guest rooms with two queen beds start at $105 while one king bed guest rooms cost slightly more at $115. There’s a $32 resort fee bringing the cheapest total you’ll pay to $137 per night.
Best Western Lake Buena Vista
At this time, Best Western Lake Buena Vista at 2000 Hotel Plaza Blvd, Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 remains closed and is not currently accepting reservations. We’ll continue to monitor its situation and update this post when its rates become available.
©Best Western
And remember: guests staying at Four Seasons Resort Orlando and Disney World Swan and Dolphin Resort also have the same access to make their theme park reservations as Disney World resort guests, although room rates at these resorts will cost ya hundreds of dollars more!
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Have you ever stayed at a Disney Springs Resort Area hotel or a Good Neighbor hotel? Let us know which ones you’d recommend in the comments section!
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We are staying at the Embassy Suites which is a Good Neighbor hotel for $65 a night late Aug early Sept. Resort fees are $28 a day and it doesn’t look like we have to pay extra for parking. We got our park reservations last Thursday.
Vicki, thanks for the update!
PSST….if you want to stay close to Disney Springs but don’t mind not being able to get park passes for staying…check out Homewood Suites, Hilton Garden Inn, Hampton Inn, Hyatt Place which is just an intersection across the way on Palm Pkwy (about 5 mins east of Disney Springs). No parking fees and no resort fees. Same if you go over to Flamingo Crossings off of 429 toll rd, its West of WDW but just minutes from actual Disney property….There are some Marriott brand hotels there. You save about $22-$30 in parking, plus $45+ resort fees alone!
Anyone know of any hotels that accept pets? That’s considered “In the Park”
Stayed at the Doubletree listed. No complaints at all. Very nice place and their cookies were great
Catherine, here’s Disney’s info on pet-friendly Resorts.
We stayed at the Wyndham Lake Buena Vista a few times. The tower is a few dollars extra but worth it. We could even see fireworks out our window. Far off but fireworks none the less. You get all the benefits of a Disney Hotel with a lower price. They are very nice BUT….if you are a planner and have your extra magic hours, rope drop or time planned down to the minute, understand that even though these hotels have buses to the park included, they are not Disney buses and they will not let you off at the park entrance. You will be let off at the TTC at Magic Kingdom and further out in the parking lots at the other parks. Sounds like it’s not that big of a deal but it can add as much as a half hour or more to your entrance to the park so plan accordingly. Otherwise, it’s a great deal if rooms aren’t available or or the prices are a little too steep at the classic Disney resorts. Also, it can’t be understated enough how amazingly wonderful it is to stay next to Disney Springs. The walkways and bridges will take you there in a couple minutes. Awesome for dinner and drinks at the end of a day, cross the bridge and your home. Also, Wyndham Lake Buena Vista is the best smelling hotel I have ever been too. Weird thing to say…yes I know, but it’s true.