Does the pricing change or discounts offered for the GNHs?

[SL6827]

I know that Disney releases discounts and such for their resorts, but does that type of thing happen with the Good Neighbor Resorts/Hotels? I am thinking not, correct? Since these are not under the umbrella of Disney the pricing that one would see now for say three nights in December, should remain the same?

 

[ParkHopper1]

Normally no, Disney discounts do not mean GNH discounts...but once this whole pandemic mess clears your are going to likely see deep deep discounts to entice travelers to get back to their normal routine and busses build back up as fast as possible.

 

[Indiana Scott]

There is no benefit to staying at an official GNH. In fact, the local hotels I like the best are not GNH's.

 

[SL6827]

There is no benefit to staying at an official GNH. In fact, the local hotels I like the best are not GNH's.

Which ones do you think are the best?

 

[Indiana Scott]

Which ones do you think are the best?

We like The Park View Inn and Best Western Park Place inn for their proximety to the parks. Both are clean, well kept and offer free breakfast. Not fancy but we don't spend any time there anyway.

 

[goooof1]

"HydroGuy's Hotel Rule" www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1199862

"Choosing the Right DLR Area Hotel for You" www.disboards.com/threads/choosing-the-right-hotel-for-you.3656512/

These threads are very helpful discussing hotels at DLR. Yes, the Good Neighbor designation is not any kind of recommendation or approval from Disney. It just means they pay Disney to be able to sell tickets and be listed as "good neighbor".

 

[Jimsig]

I have stayed at the CCI, which is a GNH, and when pricing things out it was cheaper to book my room through the CCI directly.

 

[bethwc101]

We like The Park View Inn and Best Western Park Place inn for their proximety to the parks. Both are clean, well kept and offer free breakfast. Not fancy but we don't spend any time there anyway.

Didn't park vue just go away with their hot breakfast?

 

[Indiana Scott]

Didn't park vue just go away with their hot breakfast?

The only thing I heard was that some of the heavier stuff that we don't eat went away. I think it was stuff like sausage, bacon, etc. People would get a huge plate full of those items for their family and put it in the middle of the table where it was mostly left behind. It was a total waste. They still have fresh waffles, scrambled eggs (I think), ceral, fruit, yogurt, bread and pastry items and some other misc stuff. Also coffee, milk and juices.
If a big traditional breakfast is wanted, one would need to go elsewhere.
We eat enough in the park as it is.

EDIT: Their site still says they have breakfast but I have not stayed there in two years so if it's important, you may want to call.

 

[SL6827]

I really like the looks of the Courtyard Marriott that is right across the street. Looks closer than some of the on site Disney hotels.