Any CHEAP Hotel Recommendations?

[cbg1027]

I'm considering a Disney trip for my spring break, but as I would most likely be solo, could only afford to stay off site.

Does anyone have recommendations for a place that is under $50 a night, within a few miles to Disney, and clean? I don't need any amenities, don't care about the pool....just as long as there's a clean bed and bathroom!

Thanks!

 

[travelin' tigger]

This place I've always found clean and bug-free, and I'll be back here in a week for my 8th or 9th stay. Right now it's on travelzoo for a great rate:

Special Offer from Comfort Inn Lake Buena Vista:
$29 -- Orlando 'Semi Suite' through March, 60% OFF*
Last Update: 12/1/2009, 9:39 AM ET
Orlando, Fla.
Travel dates: Through March 15

By Angela Tablac
Travelzoo Staff

Stay minutes from Disney World, Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and SeaWorld for $29 per night at the recently renovated Comfort Inn Lake Buena Vista. Similar Orlando hotels cost up to $100 per night for this time period.

This special is valid for most dates through March 15 in a Semi Suite room. Each includes a microwave, fridge and coffee maker. Add a breakfast buffet for two adults for $10 more per night.

For $59 per night, stay Dec. 22-27; Jan. 1-2, 12-19; Feb. 12-16 and March 6-15.

Free parking and a free gift for kids at check-in (while supplies last) is included with this deal. The hotel offers free shuttle service to Disney's theme parks, SeaWorld and the Universal Orlando theme parks. It also sells Disney tickets at its Guest Services Desk in the lobby.

Blackout Dates: Dec. 28-31

Book by Dec. 14. Click here to book, or call 800-999-7300 and ask for the Travelzoo Winter Getaway. Note: The online booking page also has an option to book the room with breakfast; if interested, click on that link.

Comfort Inn Lake Buena Vista
8442 Palm Parkway, Lake Buena Vista, Fla. 32836

Here's the link:

http://hotels.travelzoo.com/orlando-hotels/702221

 

[cbg1027]

I saw that, but the dates I would be going (March 8ish-12ish) fall in to that $59 rate time.
Thank you though.

 

[robinb]

I would use Priceline or Hotwire. You should be able to pick up something for less than $40. Priceline is always cheaper than Hotwire, but you can usually make a good guess at which hotel you're getting with Hotwire. This website will help you bid on Hotwire/Priceline: www.betterbidding.com .