Offsite for 1 night, liberal cancellation policy

[rtphokie]

We are heading down to Orlando for the June 13 shuttle launch (fingers crossed), and were considering visiting The Disney MGM^H^H^H Studios for Star Wars weekend that Sunday.

Any suggestions for a offsite hotel near WDW with a liberal cancellation party? If the launch scrubs or is delayed more that 24hours, we'll likely cancel the trip and I dont want to be on the hook for a hotel I'm not going to use.

 

[mncherokee]

Wish I could give you a good recommendation. I know a lot of hotel chains allow cancellation within 24 hours. I am certain someone will have a good hotel for you!

 

[travelin' tigger]

Any suggestions for a offsite hotel near WDW with a liberal cancellation party?

I've stayed here before and got this hotel for $49/night for July. They also have a liberal cancellation policy:
Cancellation Policy: Your reservation is confirmed and guaranteed. Should you need to make a cancellation to your reservation, it must be done by 6:00 PM the day of your arrival. Cancellations made after this period are subject to a charge of one night.

 

[rtphokie]

We are heading down to Orlando for the June 13 shuttle launch (fingers crossed), and were considering visiting The Disney MGM^H^H^H Studios for Star Wars weekend that Sunday.

Any suggestions for a offsite hotel near WDW with a liberal cancellation party? If the launch scrubs or is delayed more that 24hours, we'll likely cancel the trip and I dont want to be on the hook for a hotel I'm not going to use.

I ended up with the Fairfield Inn & Suites Orlando in the Marriott Village. Standard room was $89 a night and the suite (with a King and a bunk bed) is $104 a night with the MousSavers discount. Policy allows for cancellation up to 6pm arrival day. I can live with that.

Even without the special web rate all the true "Downtown Disney" hotels required 3-5 days notice for cancellation without penalty. Just wont work for me this trip.