We (family of 4) stayed at the Drury 1 month ago. It was such an easy walk to Disney Springs. The included breakfast was excellent and i watched EPCOT fireworks from the pool! The front desk staff was so helpful. We were chatting while we checked in. I mentioned that we had reservations for T-Rex the following day. The Drury had a coupon for their customers to receive a free appetizer at T-Rex. Concerierge checked our magic bands for us. We definitely recommend!
I was a Disney bubble person until I stayed off property ONCE at a nice condo resort. It was so much better. You get so much more for your money, but you have to be willing to drive.
@@TheDutchCody, I mean, you’re going to pay for transportation to and from the resort anyway, so it’s a trade off. I guess you need to price it out and see what works best for your own situation.
@@lilcute12008, We stay at Westgate Vacation Villas if we’re going to Disney, and Westgate Lakes if we’re going to Universal. Just unplug your condo phone if you stay at any condo resort or they will bother you to attend timeshare presentations. The amenities are amazing. We prefer Westgate Vacation Villas of the two, but they’re both gorgeous.
You know what I’d like to see you do, for the bigger families, the top 3-5 Apartment Like resorts near Disney/the parks! Those are the ONLY ones we stay at as they have kitchens and we always cook when we are up there. Saves a TON of $$ doing cooking breakfast and dinner at the resort! Great Vid Dev 🎉😊
We stayed at the new Drury Plaza hotel in May. Absolutely loved it! Spacious rooms, great food and beverages. Transportation was good once we understood their routes. The busses are not shared with any other resorts but do go to multiple parks at different times. Great video! Thanks for sharing 😊
@@soupysoup9340 Not silly. Yes there're return busses also. Depending on the time of day the bus will pick up at all four parks, however. The slower times of day. they have a schedule you can view on line at their website. They ask that you reserve your seat but unless it's an extremely busy time it's not necessary.
The Cottages at Margaritaville Orlando Resort are a great option for larger families. Not only are they super close to the parks, but for a similar price to a Disney Value resort family suite, you can get a 4 bedroom 4.5 bath island vibe cottage.
As a Canadian who has not been back to WDW since Covid, and I went nearly annually, these look so much better. I used to be scared of non-Disney hotels but Disney removing perks, including airport transportation, makes this so worth trying next time. Disney hurting itself with short-term cuts.
Hey Dev! We have not stayed at this particular Drury, but we happened upon one in Cincinnati, OH and fell in love with Drury. My daughter ended up getting sick during our stay in Cincy and the staff was exceptional. We have never been better cared for. The kickback is a full meal and this was a game changer since we unexpectedly needed dinner and having it there for us was so appreciated. The food was great for a continental style service. Better than any other hotel brand continental food service I have had. I encourage anyone to stay with Drury. We have stayed at multiple locations and had the same experience at all of them. Their employees all seem to really love working for them. We switched from Hilton to Drury as our number one choice. We now only stay with Hilton if Drurys are unavailable. I hope you try a staycation at their hotel soon. 😊
Thank u so much for this. :) I'd literally just sleep in a Tent ⛺ , you're basically just sleeping and showering there, I want the most basic cheapest spot. 😂😂
I love this kind of video! Ways to save while visiting the parks are always appreciated! 🎉 and I love that you mentioned which are pet friendly, because we always bring ours!
We usually rent a home thru VRBO. Our kids are in college and with the food allergies, a home is our best option for us. For shorter stays, Townplace Suites in Winter Garden or the Polynesian Isles resort are great places as well. Don't forget Dollar Tree has lots of snacks for in / out of park treats that wont break the bank!
Great video, I love your budget friendly picks. But Dev, keep the Flamingo Crossings hotels on the down low!🤫🤣 I have stayed at both Fairfield Inn and it’s sister hotel TownPlace Suites (they share a pool and pool bar). Excellent options that don’t feel “budget” at all! Super close to Disney parks and Disney Springs. The Flamingo Crossings “square” has some nice food choices (fast and casual sit down) and having Target and Walgreens is super convenient. Would also recommend taking a short Lyft to Riviera Resort and hopping on the Skyliner or eating at that resort.
Whoops meant to say I stayed at SpringHill Suites, not Fairfield. I’m sure it’s equally great! TownPlace and SpringHill share a pool and pool bar but never seemed “overcrowded”
Great video!!! I'm so glad you mentioned Drury Inn, it's an unbelievable deal when you factor in that there's no nightly resort fee, free breakfast, free coffee, soda, and popcorn all day, and the 5:30pm kickback that includes two adult beverages and "snacks" which in my opinion can be dinner ( hot dog bar, baked potatoes, chili and then a different option each night such as meatballs, mashed potatoes and salad, etc). You just can't beat that. You're also close enough to walk to disney springs, they provide free buses to the parks. I would recommend this over Lake Buena Vista Wyndham Garden Inn across the street. No food options, $30 a night resort fee, and the hotel rooms are starting to feel outdated even with the recent refurb.
I’m partial to Marriott, as we are not only timeshare owners but also Bonvoy members. My family and I stayed at the Fairfield Inn at Flamingo Crossings this past February. What an awesome hotel. We had one king room and one 2-Queen room next to each other. Fabulous. Nice size rooms with huge bathrooms! And the breakfast? Oh my goodness! Delicious and such a wide variety of food items. I would gladly stay here again in a heartbeat. Five minute drive over to Epcot or Hollywood Studios and about 10 minutes to Magic Kingdom. We didn’t get to go to Animal Kingdom, as we only three full days for the Parks. The shopping center within walking distance is still growing but we had very nice dinners every evening over there. I recommend Capri for Italian and the Japanese restaurant.
I love the doubletree trowr hotel across thr street from universal. It's a beautiful hotel and the staff is very nice. It's a Hilton hotel. It's a nice walk over to the parks.
The flamingo crossing area was a nice quiet unknown haven until the recent development boom. The townplace and springhill suites were where we have stayed many times.
I agree, we stayed there 2 nights at the Townplace Suites. The rooms have kitchens and I was able to make breakfast for our son who needs gluten free. The free breakfast was not bad, and they did have gluten free Udis muffins and bagels, and individual yogurts he could eat. I made his eggs in the room. The hotel room was very quiet, the pool was very clean.
We have been staying at Universals Portofino when we come down to Florida and visiting Universal. The perks are great and the hotel is beautiful. We used to stay off property, but it's so convenient staying on AND you get the express passes included at this hotel.
What a great video. I usually stay at the Sheraton Vistana which is also very close to the parks and have a kitchen. We cook meals, and bring food into the park which saves you lots of money too. Staying onsite is nice but for the expense you don't really get much. Off-site is much better for me and family.
Great video! We are also Hilton fans (Hilton Diamond). Hope to see you also share your top 5 favorite higher-end resorts. Always informative and honest videos. We appreciate your work!
I have now subscribed as really enjoying your content after watching a few video's! We are in the middle of planning our first (possibly only) trip to DW Jan/Feb 2024 with TA. For my daughter's 21st! We are quite excited as something I wanted to do for so long with her! It is so much to consider, on-site/off-site/DW/Universal... so much! I really like the price/look of Universal hotels but not sure if taking Ubers to DW will rack up and better to stay at DW as will be there more days. If I could I would split-stay between DW/Universal but package deals do not seem to offer that.😭🤪 Or off-site that have shuttles to both and do Uber once in while when shuttles do not work well for our time. So much, but I do know we are trying to do it as budget friendly as we can as our flights will be lots and we would rather spend money on other things then parks... photo maker, Genie+, eat and drink around the world, maybe even a desert party to watch fireworks! So excited, thank you for all the budget friendly tips and ALL the reviews as been very helpful!
Great advice! We usually stay at Hilton hotels also. Hampton Inn, Tru and others. In a few stays as a Hilton Honors Member we earn free stays. Great perks.
Dev, I know I'm late and this video was shot 2 weeks ago...... I just booked a stay at the Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek for a 2 bedroom condo for $104 per night (via Priceline) Sat Aug 19 thru Sat Aug 26. Free parking, free wifi, and there doesn't appear to be a resort fee. Value wise and budget friendly, i don't think it can get any better than this. We've always stayed off site at places like Liki Tiki, Fantasy world, grand beach, Cypress pointe because i know i can always find a 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo or townhouse with full kitchen and washer and dryer, and nice pools for under $150 per night (including any resort and parking fees, before taxes). I never thought we would ever ba able to stay inside Disney World proper until i came across Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek
We've been pleased with Choice Comfort Inn and Suites at 7495 Canada Ave. near Universal Orlando. A full free breakfast is provided, with no parking fee and no resort fee and a working hot tub. We also enjoy the covered patio with ceiling fans and fitness room. For my work, the WiFi has worked very well. Since we traveled a good bit last year due to family concerns, the points added up quickly with the Choice rewards program, so we were able to secure free hotel nights fairly frequently. For this year, I see many nights cost $80 each day as a base rate at this particular hotel.
I used to stay at the homewood suites and Hilton garden lake buena vista, it was a good value with free parking. Our last trip before moving to Orlando we stayed at the Home2 suites in winter garden and it was a good value for the price and location, brand new digs too.
It can be budget friendly if you rent from a reputable owner...but bonnet creek and orange lake resorts are WONDERFUL. (Timeshares but people do rent them out)
Flamingo Crossings residence inn or townplace suites also great options with free breakfast and free parking last time I checked. There are so many great places to eat and drink at Flamingo crossing regardless without crowds its just a great place to stay.
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Dev!! You guys have to stay at the Drury. We stayed once and we are in love. The Kickback is basically light dinner options and it includes three alcoholic beverages per adult per day included in your stay. The staff is TOP NOTCH amazing. I recommend finding Kevin. He is the BEST! Looking forward to that video if you ever stay. Thank you so much for this video! ❤️
Great information dev on the hotels. Disney hotels are way to expensive as you are basically only getting two queen beds in a room, I have stayed at a few Disney hotels and don’t think the benefits (if any) are worth what they charge. Thanks for this video well needed 🥰
You can also rent out 1 bedrooms (or larger) through an OTA for some of the timeshare resorts pretty cheap-Cypress pointe 2 bedroom ~$155/night; Hilton vacation club grande villas 2 bed ~$164/night; 1 bedroom Sheraton Vistana ~158/night for random days in August. Might be worth doing a video or 2 on these for larger family options
I am planning a trip for next year. You definitely have me interested in some of these properties since I have a lot of kids. Have you reviewed the hotels at Marriott Village? I couldn’t find a video. Thanks for showing these budget friendly hotels!!!
We too, are big Hilton fans. I would love to see you check out some of the Hilton grand vacation clubs that are out in the Orlando area. They are also very affordable.
I'm really looking forward to staying at the new Drury Inn on my next trip. I've stayed in that building (or the older part of it) when it was a Best Western and it was totally fine but the amenities there now, like dang man they've up-sold that spot tenfold.
Please stay at the Drury and use the transportation for early park entry for the parks and let us know your thoughts. That’s the one thing that’s holding me back from booking there. Thanks for your report.
Hi Dev, this video was so helpful and informative. It must have taken a lot of time and effort to put it together. All your videos are great but I just wanted to acknowledge the work you do. Thank you so much ❤
Hi Dev, Thank you for your posts, if possible can you give a little more information on express passes / lightning lanes. We are travelling from the uk with our children and really don’t understand the concept .many thanks Sue Stagg
Thanks for another informative video Dev! We have always stayed off-property due to friends owning a place in Windsor Palms. My hubby & I stayed on-property, sans the kids, for the first time last Sept. when popping down for a quick anniversary trip. We stayed at Pop Century to be budget friendly. Pros were the convenience (Skyliner to Epcot), early entry to the park, and shuttles to Disney Springs. Only con for us was the parking fee at the property (we just didn't realize ahead of time). We're considering another trip this Sept. (Hello Epcot Food & Wine festival 😏) My biggest question would be what off-property hotels still offer perks like early entry? 🤔
Hello Dev, stayed at the Homewood suites one and loved it. ❤ we want to stay at one walking distance to Disney springs snd not to pricey. Any suggestions by side the one you just said? Thanks hi to Bianca she seems so genuine and stunningly beautiful 😊
We are staying at Sonder Cirrus this september, it’s a new brand hotel with an app for check-inn and other stuff. There is no resort fee and free parking for guests. Its located on HW192 near Margarita Ville. Did you hear of this new hotel?
I will NEVER stay at an all star when there are goodneighbors with all the perk, larger rooms, and faster buses. On the other hand, I would stay at Royal Pacific at Universal bc they have the express pass included. Sometimes on property has good value and other times you can get a better value off property.
If you can't stay at a DVC Resort nothing is better than Coronado Springs tower. It would be the best overall resort if they could fix the transportation issue at the resort.
What about Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott @ Sea World? I'm looking at booking with them next year. I see they provide shuttle busses to Discovery Cove, Universal Studios and I think Disney Springs?
Devin you need to check out Buena Vista Suites (they are literally right outside the gates of Walt Disney World). They are suites and offer a free breakfast. And usually the prices are pretty good. I believe they are also a good neighbor hotel . Our family has stayed there many times.
Hello, Cyndi , I am doing research for taking my toddler to disneyworld . May I ask is this Buena Vista Suites really walking distance to disney world ??? May I ask how long is the walk ? Thanks a lot
@@EmEmEm579 no resorts off property are within walking distance to WDW. Most of the resorts on property are pretty spread out as well actually. You will have to use a shuttle or call for a Lyft if you are not driving your own car.
@@CyndiAKADisneyqueen Thank you so so so so much for your kindness and fast response. I just start doing research for taking my 3 years old toddler to disneyworld and I don't know where to start. I only know he need a nap during the day and that's what we did in disneyland, CA and it turned out fabulous. I guess I should just uber or lyft while at there. May I ask staying at this Buena Vista Suites hotel, is it durable to go back to take a nap during the day? Thanks dear
@@EmEmEm579 yes!! We always took some time to relax. I wish there was a way I could message you directly. I have a recommendation for a person to follow who has toddlers. But I want to be respectful of PD page.
@@CyndiAKADisneyqueen Thank you so so so much for your kindness. We are still in the page exploring the possibility. Pleased do share if you have info for parents with toddlers , I think the RUclipsr won't mind ;) Thanks a lot ! You are so kind.
I just looking for a hotel with fireworks view for the room, it very hard to find something for the family with a good price. Any suggestions are welcome!!
I think your pretty out of touch with what "budget" means. How can you not mention any of the Rosen hotels on international drive? When 3 out of your 5 picks are Hilton's and they all cost as much as universal and Disney it's not a budget list. These are premium.
We (family of 4) stayed at the Drury 1 month ago. It was such an easy walk to Disney Springs. The included breakfast was excellent and i watched EPCOT fireworks from the pool! The front desk staff was so helpful. We were chatting while we checked in. I mentioned that we had reservations for T-Rex the following day. The Drury had a coupon for their customers to receive a free appetizer at T-Rex. Concerierge checked our magic bands for us. We definitely recommend!
Drury was OK but I found the beds too firm for me.
Orlando should make you a city ambassador or connect with you because videos like these really help people who are coming from out of town
I was a Disney bubble person until I stayed off property ONCE at a nice condo resort. It was so much better. You get so much more for your money, but you have to be willing to drive.
@@TheDutchCody, I mean, you’re going to pay for transportation to and from the resort anyway, so it’s a trade off. I guess you need to price it out and see what works best for your own situation.
I think they waved parking fees for Disney resorts not long ago
Parking fees at the parks just went up.😢
Do you happen to remember the name of the condo resort property?
@@lilcute12008, We stay at Westgate Vacation Villas if we’re going to Disney, and Westgate Lakes if we’re going to Universal. Just unplug your condo phone if you stay at any condo resort or they will bother you to attend timeshare presentations. The amenities are amazing. We prefer Westgate Vacation Villas of the two, but they’re both gorgeous.
You know what I’d like to see you do, for the bigger families, the top 3-5 Apartment Like resorts near Disney/the parks! Those are the ONLY ones we stay at as they have kitchens and we always cook when we are up there. Saves a TON of $$ doing cooking breakfast and dinner at the resort! Great Vid Dev 🎉😊
@SimplyElisa79 what's name of apartments and street name?
We stayed at the new Drury Plaza hotel in May. Absolutely loved it! Spacious rooms, great food and beverages. Transportation was good once we understood their routes. The busses are not shared with any other resorts but do go to multiple parks at different times. Great video! Thanks for sharing 😊
Feels like a silly question to ask but do the busses pick up from the parks as well? Especially in the evenings?
@@soupysoup9340 Not silly. Yes there're return busses also. Depending on the time of day the bus will pick up at all four parks, however. The slower times of day. they have a schedule you can view on line at their website. They ask that you reserve your seat but unless it's an extremely busy time it's not necessary.
The drury is where we will be staying in November. Hear nothing but great things about this place and glad it made your list!
The Cottages at Margaritaville Orlando Resort are a great option for larger families. Not only are they super close to the parks, but for a similar price to a Disney Value resort family suite, you can get a 4 bedroom 4.5 bath island vibe cottage.
Also, many cottages are dog friendly!
I'm planning on booking one of those for our next trip.
I want to stay there soon! I always hear good things about that place.
Good to know!
@@PCDev It is a lovely stay. I would love to see your coverage of the place!
As a Canadian who has not been back to WDW since Covid, and I went nearly annually, these look so much better. I used to be scared of non-Disney hotels but Disney removing perks, including airport transportation, makes this so worth trying next time. Disney hurting itself with short-term cuts.
Hey Dev! We have not stayed at this particular Drury, but we happened upon one in Cincinnati, OH and fell in love with Drury. My daughter ended up getting sick during our stay in Cincy and the staff was exceptional. We have never been better cared for. The kickback is a full meal and this was a game changer since we unexpectedly needed dinner and having it there for us was so appreciated. The food was great for a continental style service. Better than any other hotel brand continental food service I have had. I encourage anyone to stay with Drury. We have stayed at multiple locations and had the same experience at all of them. Their employees all seem to really love working for them. We switched from Hilton to Drury as our number one choice. We now only stay with Hilton if Drurys are unavailable. I hope you try a staycation at their hotel soon. 😊
Hi Dev ! You give the best (truthful) reviews. So appreciate you! And love to you and Bianca and family❤
Facts.
Thank u so much for this. :)
I'd literally just sleep in a Tent ⛺ , you're basically just sleeping and showering there, I want the most basic cheapest spot. 😂😂
Subscribed !!! Thank you so so much!!!
Great video Dev. Don't forget if you're a AAA member to check out the discount being offered at these hotels.
Great point!
Friend stayed at Dockside- 3 days got two days free. Went to a suite, was amazing tbh!
I love this kind of video! Ways to save while visiting the parks are always appreciated! 🎉 and I love that you mentioned which are pet friendly, because we always bring ours!
Excellent video with great information!! Thanks for sharing!!
Endless summer is my hotel 🏨 I love going there
We usually rent a home thru VRBO. Our kids are in college and with the food allergies, a home is our best option for us. For shorter stays, Townplace Suites in Winter Garden or the Polynesian Isles resort are great places as well. Don't forget Dollar Tree has lots of snacks for in / out of park treats that wont break the bank!
Thank you for all the advice you never fail Dev best to your family
Great video, I love your budget friendly picks. But Dev, keep the Flamingo Crossings hotels on the down low!🤫🤣 I have stayed at both Fairfield Inn and it’s sister hotel TownPlace Suites (they share a pool and pool bar). Excellent options that don’t feel “budget” at all! Super close to Disney parks and Disney Springs. The Flamingo Crossings “square” has some nice food choices (fast and casual sit down) and having Target and Walgreens is super convenient. Would also recommend taking a short Lyft to Riviera Resort and hopping on the Skyliner or eating at that resort.
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Whoops meant to say I stayed at SpringHill Suites, not Fairfield. I’m sure it’s equally great! TownPlace and SpringHill share a pool and pool bar but never seemed “overcrowded”
always look forward to your posts! my favorite theme park content creator by a mile
Yesssss this is the content I need!!!?
Am I the only one that gets infuriated by the parking fee? Just put it in the cost of the room and don’t nickel and dime me. 😠
Great video!!! I'm so glad you mentioned Drury Inn, it's an unbelievable deal when you factor in that there's no nightly resort fee, free breakfast, free coffee, soda, and popcorn all day, and the 5:30pm kickback that includes two adult beverages and "snacks" which in my opinion can be dinner ( hot dog bar, baked potatoes, chili and then a different option each night such as meatballs, mashed potatoes and salad, etc). You just can't beat that. You're also close enough to walk to disney springs, they provide free buses to the parks. I would recommend this over Lake Buena Vista Wyndham Garden Inn across the street. No food options, $30 a night resort fee, and the hotel rooms are starting to feel outdated even with the recent refurb.
Does it have transportation to the airport? If so, is it free of charge?
I’m partial to Marriott, as we are not only timeshare owners but also Bonvoy members. My family and I stayed at the Fairfield Inn at Flamingo Crossings this past February. What an awesome hotel. We had one king room and one 2-Queen room next to each other. Fabulous. Nice size rooms with huge bathrooms! And the breakfast? Oh my goodness! Delicious and such a wide variety of food items. I would gladly stay here again in a heartbeat. Five minute drive over to Epcot or Hollywood Studios and about 10 minutes to Magic Kingdom. We didn’t get to go to Animal Kingdom, as we only three full days for the Parks. The shopping center within walking distance is still growing but we had very nice dinners every evening over there. I recommend Capri for Italian and the Japanese restaurant.
I love the doubletree trowr hotel across thr street from universal. It's a beautiful hotel and the staff is very nice. It's a Hilton hotel. It's a nice walk over to the parks.
Thanks for the info buddy! :)
No problem 👍
The flamingo crossing area was a nice quiet unknown haven until the recent development boom. The townplace and springhill suites were where we have stayed many times.
I agree, we stayed there 2 nights at the Townplace Suites. The rooms have kitchens and I was able to make breakfast for our son who needs gluten free. The free breakfast was not bad, and they did have gluten free Udis muffins and bagels, and individual yogurts he could eat. I made his eggs in the room. The hotel room was very quiet, the pool was very clean.
We have been staying at Universals Portofino when we come down to Florida and visiting Universal. The perks are great and the hotel is beautiful. We used to stay off property, but it's so convenient staying on AND you get the express passes included at this hotel.
you forgot to mention you can get a nice view of the fireworks from those last 2 hotels from the back of the hotels
Thank you for showing us a cheaper version of places to stay
Thank you Dev. Just saw your video on Hilton Homewood Suites. Came back to this one…thanks for these videos!
What a great video. I usually stay at the Sheraton Vistana which is also very close to the parks and have a kitchen. We cook meals, and bring food into the park which saves you lots of money too. Staying onsite is nice but for the expense you don't really get much. Off-site is much better for me and family.
Great info Dev. The Hilton hotels are my go to as well. I’m with the rewards program.
Great video! We are also Hilton fans (Hilton Diamond). Hope to see you also share your top 5 favorite higher-end resorts. Always informative and honest videos. We appreciate your work!
Stayed at Universal Endless Summer Dockside in 2022 and really enjoyed it. Great budget choice
Great work Dev! This vid is so helpful for those of us planning our Orlando vacations!
Thanks for this , another channel only goes to the upscale expensive Disney hotels , that most families can’t afford 😃
I have now subscribed as really enjoying your content after watching a few video's! We are in the middle of planning our first (possibly only) trip to DW Jan/Feb 2024 with TA. For my daughter's 21st! We are quite excited as something I wanted to do for so long with her! It is so much to consider, on-site/off-site/DW/Universal... so much! I really like the price/look of Universal hotels but not sure if taking Ubers to DW will rack up and better to stay at DW as will be there more days. If I could I would split-stay between DW/Universal but package deals do not seem to offer that.😭🤪 Or off-site that have shuttles to both and do Uber once in while when shuttles do not work well for our time. So much, but I do know we are trying to do it as budget friendly as we can as our flights will be lots and we would rather spend money on other things then parks... photo maker, Genie+, eat and drink around the world, maybe even a desert party to watch fireworks! So excited, thank you for all the budget friendly tips and ALL the reviews as been very helpful!
Thanks so much, Dev! I’m in the process of researching hotels as I am finally going next November since I bought Disney passes in 2019!
Great advice! We usually stay at Hilton hotels also. Hampton Inn, Tru and others. In a few stays as a Hilton Honors Member we earn free stays. Great perks.
Nice, informative video Dev! The Fairfield and Study looked by good to me😊
Dev, I know I'm late and this video was shot 2 weeks ago......
I just booked a stay at the Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek for a 2 bedroom condo for $104 per night (via Priceline) Sat Aug 19 thru Sat Aug 26. Free parking, free wifi, and there doesn't appear to be a resort fee.
Value wise and budget friendly, i don't think it can get any better than this.
We've always stayed off site at places like Liki Tiki, Fantasy world, grand beach, Cypress pointe because i know i can always find a 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo or townhouse with full kitchen and washer and dryer, and nice pools for under $150 per night (including any resort and parking fees, before taxes).
I never thought we would ever ba able to stay inside Disney World proper until i came across Club Wyndham Bonnet Creek
This is a great video idea. I’m so glad you did something like this!
We prefer to stay on Disney world property but those look like great alternatives . Thanks Dev 😎
We've been pleased with Choice Comfort Inn and Suites at 7495 Canada Ave. near Universal Orlando. A full free breakfast is provided, with no parking fee and no resort fee and a working hot tub. We also enjoy the covered patio with ceiling fans and fitness room. For my work, the WiFi has worked very well. Since we traveled a good bit last year due to family concerns, the points added up quickly with the Choice rewards program, so we were able to secure free hotel nights fairly frequently. For this year, I see many nights cost $80 each day as a base rate at this particular hotel.
Thank you I used to live in the area for forty years but since I moved away many things have changed.
Thanks Dev! I look forward to your Drury hotel review in the future.
This great information video on budget hotels
I used to stay at the homewood suites and Hilton garden lake buena vista, it was a good value with free parking. Our last trip before moving to Orlando we stayed at the Home2 suites in winter garden and it was a good value for the price and location, brand new digs too.
Love this kind of content. Keep it up, Dev.
It can be budget friendly if you rent from a reputable owner...but bonnet creek and orange lake resorts are WONDERFUL. (Timeshares but people do rent them out)
Flamingo Crossings residence inn or townplace suites also great options with free breakfast and free parking last time I checked. There are so many great places to eat and drink at Flamingo crossing regardless without crowds its just a great place to stay.
Dev!! You guys have to stay at the Drury. We stayed once and we are in love. The Kickback is basically light dinner options and it includes three alcoholic beverages per adult per day included in your stay. The staff is TOP NOTCH amazing. I recommend finding Kevin. He is the BEST! Looking forward to that video if you ever stay. Thank you so much for this video! ❤️
Thank you for the information! I will definitely stay there soon for a full review.
Great information dev on the hotels. Disney hotels are way to expensive as you are basically only getting two queen beds in a room, I have stayed at a few Disney hotels and don’t think the benefits (if any) are worth what they charge.
Thanks for this video well needed 🥰
You can also rent out 1 bedrooms (or larger) through an OTA for some of the timeshare resorts pretty cheap-Cypress pointe 2 bedroom ~$155/night; Hilton vacation club grande villas 2 bed ~$164/night; 1 bedroom Sheraton Vistana ~158/night for random days in August. Might be worth doing a video or 2 on these for larger family options
I am planning a trip for next year. You definitely have me interested in some of these properties since I have a lot of kids. Have you reviewed the hotels at Marriott Village? I couldn’t find a video. Thanks for showing these budget friendly hotels!!!
Thanks for this Dev. We're always looking to get iver for a quick week from the UK...just need some cheap flights 😂
Happy Wednesday! ❤
I'm was able to get flights to mco from Michigan for $43 so I came to this video to find a hotel I only trust his opinions bc he is honest
This is my favourite one of Dev’s thumbnails so far 😂
We too, are big Hilton fans. I would love to see you check out some of the Hilton grand vacation clubs that are out in the Orlando area. They are also very affordable.
excellent as always.
first, keep it up dev love your videos ❤
I love your voice. Very cool.
I’m glad you emphasized the no resort fees. I just feel like that’s nickel and diming. Also the Marriott program in called Bonvoy but you were close
I'm really looking forward to staying at the new Drury Inn on my next trip. I've stayed in that building (or the older part of it) when it was a Best Western and it was totally fine but the amenities there now, like dang man they've up-sold that spot tenfold.
Please stay at the Drury and use the transportation for early park entry for the parks and let us know your thoughts. That’s the one thing that’s holding me back from booking there. Thanks for your report.
Hi Dev, this video was so helpful and informative. It must have taken a lot of time and effort to put it together. All your videos are great but I just wanted to acknowledge the work you do. Thank you so much ❤
Hello Wyndham garden lake buena vista is a walkable to Disney spring
I’d definitely consider these hotels now seeing as Disney is pricing people out 👍🏻👍🏻
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4:55 I am a fan of Hilton gardens holtel
Great vlog
WESTGATE LAKE RESORT A GOOD ONE TOO
Is it budget friendly? We're looking for Budget Friendly.
Disney needs to watch out! Universal is coming in 💪🏽 😂
Hi Dev, Thank you for your posts, if possible can you give a little more information on express passes / lightning lanes. We are travelling from the uk with our children and really don’t understand the concept .many thanks Sue Stagg
Dev do more videos like this!!!
Thanks for another informative video Dev! We have always stayed off-property due to friends owning a place in Windsor Palms. My hubby & I stayed on-property, sans the kids, for the first time last Sept. when popping down for a quick anniversary trip. We stayed at Pop Century to be budget friendly. Pros were the convenience (Skyliner to Epcot), early entry to the park, and shuttles to Disney Springs. Only con for us was the parking fee at the property (we just didn't realize ahead of time). We're considering another trip this Sept. (Hello Epcot Food & Wine festival 😏) My biggest question would be what off-property hotels still offer perks like early entry? 🤔
Hello Dev, stayed at the Homewood suites one and loved it. ❤ we want to stay at one walking distance to Disney springs snd not to pricey. Any suggestions by side the one you just said? Thanks hi to Bianca she seems so genuine and stunningly beautiful 😊
Gave away my secret of Fairfield suites lol
Im always dropping ppl off there at the drury hotel
Only bad part is parking each day. I understand if they were paying police officer or deputy for security. These hotels are nice
Homewood has Mickey waffles
We are staying at Sonder Cirrus this september, it’s a new brand hotel with an app for check-inn and other stuff. There is no resort fee and free parking for guests. Its located on HW192 near Margarita Ville. Did you hear of this new hotel?
I will NEVER stay at an all star when there are goodneighbors with all the perk, larger rooms, and faster buses. On the other hand, I would stay at Royal Pacific at Universal bc they have the express pass included. Sometimes on property has good value and other times you can get a better value off property.
If you can't stay at a DVC Resort nothing is better than Coronado Springs tower. It would be the best overall resort if they could fix the transportation issue at the resort.
Is it Budget friendly.?...we're looking for Budget Friendly.
@@lorenzoclark3616 I was just making a comment to the viewers. The word "Budget" is relative; Yes I consider Coronado tower low budget at around $300.
Any places with 2 bedroom for a party of 5?
What about Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott @ Sea World? I'm looking at booking with them next year. I see they provide shuttle busses to Discovery Cove, Universal Studios and I think Disney Springs?
Hi Dev I been wanting to know more about bonnet creek resort could you go check it out thanks.
Devin you need to check out Buena Vista Suites (they are literally right outside the gates of Walt Disney World). They are suites and offer a free breakfast. And usually the prices are pretty good. I believe they are also a good neighbor hotel . Our family has stayed there many times.
Hello, Cyndi , I am doing research for taking my toddler to disneyworld . May I ask is this Buena Vista Suites really walking distance to disney world ??? May I ask how long is the walk ? Thanks a lot
@@EmEmEm579 no resorts off property are within walking distance to WDW. Most of the resorts on property are pretty spread out as well actually. You will have to use a shuttle or call for a Lyft if you are not driving your own car.
@@CyndiAKADisneyqueen Thank you so so so so much for your kindness and fast response. I just start doing research for taking my 3 years old toddler to disneyworld and I don't know where to start. I only know he need a nap during the day and that's what we did in disneyland, CA and it turned out fabulous. I guess I should just uber or lyft while at there. May I ask staying at this Buena Vista Suites hotel, is it durable to go back to take a nap during the day? Thanks dear
@@EmEmEm579 yes!! We always took some time to relax. I wish there was a way I could message you directly. I have a recommendation for a person to follow who has toddlers. But I want to be respectful of PD page.
@@CyndiAKADisneyqueen Thank you so so so much for your kindness. We are still in the page exploring the possibility. Pleased do share if you have info for parents with toddlers , I think the RUclipsr won't mind ;) Thanks a lot ! You are so kind.
Can you do near disney spring
I just looking for a hotel with fireworks view for the room, it very hard to find something for the family with a good price. Any suggestions are welcome!!
Do you have to pay for parking at Disney resorts? I didn’t realize you had to pay for parking. I guess it’s still cheaper than Disney.
Parking is complimentary at disney world resorts now.
Drury seems to be the go to for off property.
Does it get early every to Disney?
We stayed there and it does get early entry to the parks!
@ thanks!!
What happened to the Q and A video you did a few days ago?
ruclips.net/video/ERAq-bcRdJk/видео.html
Sorry I missed it live but at least my a/c is fixed!
Drury is a terrible hotel, the walls are paper thin, I couldn't even sleep it was so noisy. Also they advertise a shuttle to Disney but there wasn't.
I think your pretty out of touch with what "budget" means. How can you not mention any of the Rosen hotels on international drive? When 3 out of your 5 picks are Hilton's and they all cost as much as universal and Disney it's not a budget list. These are premium.
Dog friendly?
bro, forgot the main thing. if these hotels have the facilities of early entry to the parks
That's my biggest question when considering off-property too!
The Drury hotel at Disney springs does offer early park entry.