Non Driver Hotel

[Keith Hunt]

We looking for a 4* hotel for non drivers to take coach trips from after 2 or 3 weeks in a disney villa ?.
+ Kitchen or kettle / microwave.
Please as we have 1000s of Ba+Virgin points to keep the holiday price down.
Thanks

 

[halfpintpeggy]

I'm not entirely sure what you mean by "coach trips." Do you mean using shuttle busses? As far as the kitchen goes, the Hawthorn Suites by Wyndham & the Extended Stay America - both in Lake Buena Vista have full kitchens in their units.

 

[Keith Hunt]

Sorry "coach trips" = Bus Tours in the Usa to places like miami .

 

[Upatnoon]

Sorry "coach trips" = Bus Tours in the Usa to places like miami .

If you are going to Miami, you would check out of your Orlando hotel and get a hotel in Miami. Distances in the U.S. are vast. Its a 4 hour drive there.

If you are in the Orlando area and want to see other parts of Florida, you will want to check out of the Orlando hotel and stay in the new area.

There are plenty of places in Orlando area to visit, such as other theme parks, water parks, shopping, etc. if you don't want to be on the move.

 

[spiceycat]

4* here is pretty expensive. So would consider going with a 3* or even less if you want to save money.

for trips to WDW unless you are staying at WDW - you will probably have to pay for transportation from the airport to your hotel/condo. Would suggest Wyndham Bonnet Creek - they provide transportation for a cost. the ones with free transportation generally only go one or twice in the morning and come back to get you in the late afternoon - few have services after the fireworks.

Wyndham Bonnet Creek is a timeshares - make sure you get the condo part and not the hotel part.

the local shuttles are pretty expensive - mears
http://www.mearstransportation.com/

and new thing which I can't remember the name of - it is like a taxi service - but it uses locals with their own cars. much cheaper.

WDW itself is large. So don't expect anything here (US) to be easy to get too.

 

[GoBears 1980]

Rather than star ratings (4* vs 3*), your budget per night in US dollars would be better. There isn't a point in naming hotels if they are out of your budget.

Very few, if any, will have a "kettle". At best they might have a coffee maker.

Here are some tours you can so from Orlando.

https://www.viator.com/Orlando-tours/Day-Trips-and-Excursions/d663-g5

Viatour is just reselling these tours/