Places to stay at Disney World / myLot

By me

United States

February 8, 2017 8:41am CST

It is usually best to stay on the Disney property where they have different resorts on some different levels. Plus there are a few hotels there are not owned by the Disney Company that are on the property also. The resort levels are as follows (most costly first, and have more amenities and usual sleep more people) 1) Deluxe Villa's 2) Deluxe Resorts 3) Resorts not owned by the Disney Company 4) Moderate Resorts 5) Value Resorts 6) Campgrounds DELUXE VILLA'S 1) Beach Club Villa's 2) Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa 3) Animal Kingdom Villa's- Jambo House 4) Bay Lake Towers at Contemporary Resort 5) Polynesian Villa's and Bungelows 6) Old Key West Resort 7) The Villa's at Grand Floridan Resort and Spa 8) Animal Kingdom- Kidani Village DELUXE RESORTS 1) Animal Kingdom Lodge 2) Grand Floridan Resort and Spa 3) Beach Club Resort 4) Contemporary Resort 5) Wilderness Lodge 6) Polynesian Village 7) Boardwalk Inn 8) Yacht Club MODERATE RESORT 1) Port Orleans Resort -French Quarter 2) Port Orleans Resort- Riverside 3) Coronado Springs 4) The Cabin's at Fort Wilderness 5) Caribbean Beach Resort VALUE RESORT 1) Pop Century 2) Art of Animation 3) All Star Movies 4) All Star Music 5) All Star Sports CAMPSITES * for tents or RV's/Campers OTHER RESORTS 1) Dolphin Hotel 2) Swan Hotel * the picture is of of the Animal Kingdom- Kidani Village

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celticeagle

@celticeagle (189915)

• Boise, Idaho

8 Feb 17

Lot's to chose from. Never been and probably never will. Too spendy for us unless we won a contest and that was the prize.

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@dfollin (27267)

• United States

8 Feb 17

I didn't think I would ever go either, but make payments is good.

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@dfollin (27267)

• United States

8 Feb 17

@celticeagle I know what you mean finances are bad for food and most everything the last of months.

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celticeagle

@celticeagle (189915)

• Boise, Idaho

8 Feb 17

@dfollin ......We don't eat well the second half of most months. I can't see us making any payments for Disneyland.

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Jeanne Marie

@Jeanniemaries (8237)

• United States

21 Feb 17

I always stay at the value resorts because I'm not usually at the resort, but at the parks. My favorite though is the Art of Animation because the pool is the nicest. I do try to get to the pool on every visit. Only once did I stay at a moderate resort. A group of us stayed at the Port Orleans, Riverside. It was very nice too. One thing is you need to bring your own coffee pot, unbelievably they do not provide coffee in the rooms. (although the Art of Animation did back when I was there in 2012, perhaps not now) For Florida residents the prices are a little better.

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@dfollin (27267)

• United States

21 Feb 17

We have only been there once and because of low funds we went to a Value Resort the All Star Sports. This was in July 2012. Art of Animation wasn't built till shortly after that. Ever since the day we left there I have dreampt every day about going back. I would love to be a Florida resident

. My daughter at the time was 15 at the time and she made a great point, why pay for a more higher priced resort, when we are in the parks most of the time anyway. This will give us more spending money

Great point

We did tour the Jambo resort and it would be great to stay at if it was affordable for us

I never had time to go to the pool, we were busy checking out the parks! I cannot swim anyway, so..........

Glad you have got to experience the magic of Disney!!!

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@dfollin (27267)

• United States

22 Feb 17

@Jeanniemaries Good for you! I wish I could afford to get one. Then pay for the transportation to get there.

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Jeanne Marie

@Jeanniemaries (8237)

• United States

22 Feb 17

@dfollin Your daughter is very practical. Good for her! I have a season pass so I go fairly often.

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Pat Z Anthony

@PatZAnthony (14749)

• Charlotte, North Carolina

9 Feb 17

There are many places to stay, that's for sure. Some of really expensive and out of reach for many here.

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@dfollin (27267)

• United States

9 Feb 17

Yes, those are just in Disney World, there are many hotels and rooms to rent outside of the property.Some people can find a way to do it, but I do totally understand because I am one of those people that is here and cannot afford it. However I did discuss a little about Disney World previously and I had two people that wanted me to post more. There are many things that I cannot afford but I still like to read about them and watch movies,documentorys and videos about them.