best cheap hotel for first night

[srpresto]

I am taking a solo trip at the end of April. I will probably drive down late and stay at a cheap hotel in Orlando, then get up early and head out to the park for rope drop. I don't want to stay too far away, but since I will most likely just go right to sleep it doesn't need to have a lot of amenities. Does anyone have a good recommendation?

 

[danielocha30]

check Priceline bids, you can narrow the area and the number of stars on the hotel you bid. It works great for just one night when if the place is disappointed at least you will be out of there next morning and you will get your money’s worth. I have stay at Holidays inn 20 minutes from Disney for $45 per night.

 

[mikewdw]

also looking for hotel for one night. really want clean and cheap, not worried about much else. Planning on driving down and going Disney Springs for the evening then going onsite for rest of stay. any info appreciated
mikewdw

 

[AdamEfimoff]

I am taking a solo trip at the end of April. I will probably drive down late and stay at a cheap hotel in Orlando, then get up early and head out to the park for rope drop. I don't want to stay too far away, but since I will most likely just go right to sleep it doesn't need to have a lot of amenities. Does anyone have a good recommendation?

Are you staying at Disney Hotel for the duration of the rest of the stay. Or staying that one night in Orlando and then moving on?

 

[srpresto]

Disney hotel for 3 nights. So a short little trip, but the values were sold out soI would love to find somewhere cheap for the first night.

 

[kalynn]

I agree with others that Priceline or Hotwire is the way to go. Use http://www.hoteldealsrevealed.com/hotelinventory/priceline/fl/orlando to learn what hotel is in what area. There is also a thread here on this forum of Priceline winning bids.

I personally prefer Hotwire because you know the hotel amenities ahead of time. Priceline is the cheapest though.