Where do/did you find your off-site condo/house?

[torinsmom]

We stayed in a 3 bedroom townhome at Emerald Point in June. $450 + tax for the week and it was great and REALLY close to Disney.Here's the one we rented--

http://www.vacationhomerentals.com/vacation-rentals/Kissimmee-Florida-vacation-rental-townhouse-proID-42665.html

 

[bcinohio]

We stayed offsite for the first time in July and it was at Sunset Lakes. Very close to everything. It was very close to 192. It took us 10min and less to get to every park and DTD. We used the back road short cuts I learned about on here. It was great. Very easy.

 

[mrspopeye]

when I'm searching homeaway.com or vrbo.com......which area is closest to Disney? Kissimmee??

thanks

VRBO literally has thousands of homes- I would go even a step further than narrowing it down to just Kissimmee and look a particular subdivisions or neighborhoods that seem to get good reviews close to Disney- even then I'm sure there are hundreds.

 

[rdevine10]

For Bonnet Creek, we have rented via Ken Price @ vacationupgrades.com

He is lots of positive feedback on the Bonnet Creek thread. Many people rent off ebay as well.

We stayed last April and it was BY FAR the best place we ever stayed in Orlando.... staying at Pop in a few weeks as free dining prices still blew away Bonnet Creek.... but next trip after this will be Bonnet Creek!!!!!

 

[jldixon62]

www.greatrentals.com

I used this site several times.

 

[Brer Shay]

We just did our first offsite stay a few weeks ago - it was fantastic!! I found our place in Windsor Palms through www.homeaway.com. I searched Kissimmee, but there were thousands of options. I'd suggest trying Windsor Hills, Windsor Palms, Formosa Gardens, Indian Creek. They're all near each other and about 15 minutes or so from all of the parks.

 

[marshallandcartersmo]

This is a great thread....lots of good info