Thanks for this review, I’m looking at a budget trip and Rosen is showing good prices. I usually stay at more modern hotels but this looks clean and well looked after so I will definitely consider it!
Glad it was helpful! The Rosen Inn are definitely the most consistent hotels that I've stayed. Out of the 4 locations of the Rosen Inns, I think Lake Buena Vista and Pointe Orlando are the best ones. The other 2 locations are okay, but just not as nice IMO.
It is pretty noticeable. If you are in a room facing the highway, you are about 150 feet away from the actual highway and there isn't any noise barrier. It's not as bad if you have a hotel room facing the parking lot -- but if your room is indeed on the highway side, you will definitely hear the traffic inside the room. If noisy traffic is a problem for you, you might consider staying at one of the nicer hotels on Irlo Bronson (like Margaritaville or the Ramada Gateway). Irlo Bronson isn't as anywhere as noisy as Interstate 4. If you are willing to spend more money, a Disney Resort like All Star or Pop Century is also very quiet for vehicle traffic. The only thing noisy at those Disney hotels are usually the little kids.
Thanks for this review, I’m looking at a budget trip and Rosen is showing good prices. I usually stay at more modern hotels but this looks clean and well looked after so I will definitely consider it!
Glad it was helpful! The Rosen Inn are definitely the most consistent hotels that I've stayed. Out of the 4 locations of the Rosen Inns, I think Lake Buena Vista and Pointe Orlando are the best ones. The other 2 locations are okay, but just not as nice IMO.
I'm staying here next year, and I can not wait!
You picked well... It's a very nice hotel.
Great Review, I am staying there next month.
It's a great place. I'd imagine the freshly renovated building will be open by then (I believe it was Building #2).
I drove by it the other day, so I was curious what it’s like.
Is the noise of the highway actually that strong? Im kinda worried about that point
It is pretty noticeable. If you are in a room facing the highway, you are about 150 feet away from the actual highway and there isn't any noise barrier. It's not as bad if you have a hotel room facing the parking lot -- but if your room is indeed on the highway side, you will definitely hear the traffic inside the room. If noisy traffic is a problem for you, you might consider staying at one of the nicer hotels on Irlo Bronson (like Margaritaville or the Ramada Gateway). Irlo Bronson isn't as anywhere as noisy as Interstate 4. If you are willing to spend more money, a Disney Resort like All Star or Pop Century is also very quiet for vehicle traffic. The only thing noisy at those Disney hotels are usually the little kids.