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  • If keeping the kids happy is top priority, this hotel is a good bet. Apart from the themed, two-roomed Kidsuites (space ship, tree house, igloo, and so on), there’s a free activities program for 3–12 year olds. Children even have their own restaurant.

  • A facelift in 1997 has made this a good choice on the Hotel Plaza strip. All the well-appointed rooms have Nintendos, and the glass elevator that scales the 14-story, plantfilled atrium makes for a more exciting ride than most. There’s a free Disney shuttle.

  • For generous living space (although bedrooms are on the small side), Holiday Villas offers two and three-bedroom condos that can sleep up to eight. Each comes with a washer and dryer.

  • The rather basic rooms – as in most cheap chains – are small, but this five-story motel has a video games room, a playground, two tennis courts, and is not far from Disney.

  • These modern luxury suites in neutral tones, with spacious living rooms and kitchens, can sleep up to six. Free hors d’oeuvres, beer, and wine are served early evening in the lobby (Mon–Thu). Rates include breakfast.

  • The Plaza has had a partial makeover recently. Some of the rooms have whirlpools; pool-side ones have balconies or patios. The pool is heated and there’s a spa, fitness center, and four lit tennis courts.

  • Rooms at this inn are of the motel variety – sparse and small, but they do come with Nintendo consoles. Ask for a room at the rear to escape the noise of traffic. One child eats free with each paying adult in the restaurant. Efficiencies (small serviced apartments) are available.

  • This vast resort is one of Orlando’s most amazing places to stay. The 18-story atrium has inner and outer glass elevators with great views, some rooms have whirlpool baths, and the resort boasts a golf course, horseback riding, tennis courts (see Sports & Outdoor Activities), a beach, and plenty of nature, including a lake and waterfalls.

  • Just one mile (1.6 km) from the Wet ’n Wild and Universal parks, this motel offers free transport to Disney. Its rooms – with two double beds – are no-frills but pleasant. Rates include breakfast.

  • The Travelodge is a good choice for value-conscious guests who want to be in the heart of I-Drive’s attractions. It’s more upscale than some in this category and has a great tropical pool bar.

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