Any ideas for a hotel with great pool(s) off Disney.

[cgk07001]

Looking for a nice hotel $150-$200. This is my second time to Orlando, but looking for the more experienced of you that would know a good deal/location when they saw it. Thanks!

 

[Spanky]

Wyndham Bonnet Creek has great pools. When staying at he hotel you also may use all the other pools. Slides, 2 different lazy rivers, some pools are zero entry. I understand the Marriott has great pools but I have not stayed there.

 

[RangerPooh]

We love staying at Wyndham Bonnet Creek. Our kids enjoy the lazy rivers (they have 2). One of the pools has a lazy river that goes through a "fort", another has a pirate ship. There's also a splash pad area at another pool. I believe that there's a total of 4 pools there.

 

[Shanti]

Looking for a nice hotel $150-$200. This is my second time to Orlando, but looking for the more experienced of you that would know a good deal/location when they saw it. Thanks!

Hilton Bonnet Creek (not the same as Wyndham) has a great pool, complete with water slide & a lazy river. It's located within the WDW complex, offers free shuttles to & from the theme parks, & is in your price range. When pricing it out, be aware that they add on a $25 or $30 per night resort fee.

 

[writerguyfl]

Here's a copy/paste of an answer I provided to a similar question back in March.

• World Center Marriott: Oasis pool with three slides and a nightly laser show. Link: http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mcowc-orlando-world-center-marriott/
• Hilton Bonnet Creek Resort: Three acre pool with lazy river with slide. Link: http://www.hiltonbonnetcreek.com/
• Waldorf Astoria Orlando: Standard pool but adjacent to Hilton Bonnet Creek with full access to their pool. (Sometimes the Waldorf Astoria is cheaper, which is why I'm adding it here.) Link: http://www.waldorfastoriaorlando.com/
• Hilton Buena Vista Palace: Newly built resort pool with lazy river (but no slides). Link: http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/fl...palace-disney-springs-area-MCOBUHH/index.html
• Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress: Lagoon-style pool with slides and waterfalls. Link: http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/fl...palace-disney-springs-area-MCOBUHH/index.html
• Gaylord Palms: Pool complex with multiple slides. Link: http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mcogp-gaylord-palms-resort-and-convention-center/

 

[HopperFan]

Looking for a nice hotel $150-$200. This is my second time to Orlando, but looking for the more experienced of you that would know a good deal/location when they saw it. Thanks!

Just remember to explore hotel Resort Fees (and parking fees) that will be added on to the daily rate. Often when a hotel offers nice pool amenities and more, there is a resort fee.

 

[BigredNole]

As above, a resort may cost $150. Then you add in the 12.5% tax, $25/day parking fee, $49/day resort fee and you are up to $300 per night. Timeshare and condos will be the best prices. After that, it is searching for the resort you like and the price you are willing to swallow.

 

[Stefecatzz]

Wyndham Bonnet Creek

It is nothing too fancy but I enjoyed the pool at Silver Lakes Resort. We had a great fireworks view one night.