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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.

The classy rooms at this, the largest Lake Buena Vista hotel, have either balconies with lake views or patios. Hypo-allergenic evergreen rooms have air and water filter systems. The Top of the Palace bar offers free champagne to guests who go to enjoy the sunset.

The Hyatt’s sister property offers condos and town houses, plus some suites. Some accommodations have Roman tubs and patios. Amenities include a golf course, tennis courts, and an equestrian center (see Sports & Outdoor Activities).

Located on acres of beautiful gardens, this resort hosts five restaurants, two pools, two bars and three separate Florida-style residences. There’s a full-service spa and childcare center, and it’s well located for theme parks.

Both the amenity-filled rooms and their marble bathrooms in this snazzy hotel are massive. Even the atrium, filled with aquariums, waterfalls, and palm trees, is 10 stories high.

This hotel boasts an elegant feel, friendly staff, and a great location for I-Drive attractions. Home of The Peabody Ducks, it has four rooftop tennis courts, as well as a health center.

The 2,000 rooms at this 28-story tower tend to be a bit smaller than others in this price category, but they come with plenty of in-room features. The resort boasts a wide array of facilities including a spa and the biggest pool in town.

Soft-as-clouds beds are one of this elegant downtown hotel’s greatest selling points. Rooms are modern, and public areas display rare artworks.

The friendly staff and size of the suites make this an attractive choice for those who want to be near to, but not in, the clutches of Mickey. Rates include continental breakfast, and all suites have kitchens.

Disney’s newest resort resembles a South African game lodge in a semi-circular kraal (compound). Rooms have an African theme and some have views of a wildlife-filled savanna.