Hyatt Sat night before ship?

[Taiko]

Looks like now we won't get into mco until later Sat night - so will see if the rates at the Hyatt are reasonable - then get a town car to ship Sunday am.
What other lodging choices should I look at?

Anyone else doing this?

Thanks
Taiko

 

[inkkognito]

Check out Hotwire, where we often get the MCO-area Amerisuites for around $33. If you are willing to gamble, you should be able to get a three star (and definitely a two and a half star) MCO hotel via Priceline for around $28. Through them we've gotten two different LaQuintas, the Marriott, and Rennaissance, and I think one more that I don't recall. Out of all of those, only one was kind of icky (one of the LaQuintas). They have a free shuttle from the airport, and then we take Happy Limo to Port Canaveral in the morning. A continental breakfast is also included. And you'll want to check out Dave's site at www.dcltribute.com because he has lots of great lodging info.
Barb
Visit the Platinum Castaway Club at: www.castawayclub.com

 

[mcnuss]

Just be careful about the time you arrive. When you say late, how late? Some of the shuttles don't run past a certain hour. I once found that out the hard way. Yuck.

 

[Dave_from_Marietta]

All hotels serving the MCO market offer complimentary shuttles. Most of these shuttles run 24/7 although some of the smaller properties, as mcnuss noted, don't run during the wee hours. A shuttle wouldn't be an issue with the Hyatt since it's right inside the airport terminal.