Top Picks for a Great Orlando Resort
Practically any Orlando resort will be family friendly, but there are some that are wonderful places for parents and kids alike. From value resorts to luxurious resorts, here are some top picks for a great Orlando resort.
Walt Disney World Resorts
Take your pick from the two-dozen Disney Resorts ranging from budget to luxury and each with their own themed atmosphere and ambiance. The grounds are expansive and activities can range from sailing to horseback riding. Each resort offers special events, such as Extra Magic Hours in the Disney theme parks.
Portofino Bay Hotel
One of the three resorts at Universal Orlando and part of the Loews family of hotels, the Portofino Bay Hotel offers guests luxurious accommodations within walking distance of the Universal parks. Set in an Italian Venice style, this resort is a top-quality, kid friendly Orlando resort.
Hard Rock Hotel
Also a part of the Universal Orlando hotels, the Hard Rock Hotel offers convenient access to both Universal theme parks by free water taxi or garden walkway. Guests will enjoy front-of-the-line priority for all the rides inside the park, which is a major plus during peak season. This Orlando resort also offers a pool with lifeguard, man-made sandy beach and underwater stereo.
Nickelodeon Family Suites by Holiday Inn
Every kid will want to stay at the wacky and zany Nickelodeon Family Suites. The hotel has great play areas for kids, including the little ones, murals of Nick characters painted on the walls of the bedrooms and tons of shows and entertainment.
Ritz Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes
Certainly family friendly, this luxury Orlando resort has plenty for the adults, as well. It shares 500 acres with the J.W. Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes and has several on-site activities including a championship golf course, biking trail, kayaking and more. There is an excellent on-site restaurant and spa for a little extra pampering.
For more information about booking an Orlando resort reservation, visit www.OrlandoTrips.com.
