Star ratings for all Disney World Resorts?

[MommyinHonduras]

I am looking into how the Priceline and Hotwire works out of curiosity. Picking hotels in the Bonnet Creek area and with free airport shuttle only means a room on site. All stars seems to be 2 1/2 stars and Grand Floridian has 4 start but can not find a list for all of them. Thanks for any help.

 

[dmband]

Take ratings with a grain of salt anyway.
For example, a person who is used to staying at deluxe is most likely not going to rate a value as 5 stars.
On the flip side someone who is used to staying at the red roof inn is going to rate a value 5 stars all day.

Imo what you want to really look at is the values and benefits of each resort compared to what you want to experience/expect.
As a whole for me, deluxe is a waste of money because we don't take advantage of the extras where values are fine, the mod peaks are worth it to me.

 

[Lynne M]

The meaning of a star rating varies from site to site, so there's no master list of star ratings for Disney resorts that's good for all sites. They only have meaning when you're comparing to other hotels on that same site.

For instance, some systems assign stars based on the number and type of amenities. For some, it's an end-user rating, whatever someone wants to click on their web site. For others, the stars are assigned by reviewers employed by the site, based on their perception of the hotel's overall quality.

If you're trying to guess which Disney resorts you're seeing offered on Priceline or Hotwire by the star rating, there are are loads of online communities dedicated to "gaming" those sites. Do a little googling and you'll probably be able to track down the star ratings for each of the Disney resorts.