Find Lake Hotels in Lake Buena Vista, FL from CA $141

"Comfortable, clean rooms convenient to Disney Springs. "

"Great trip!"

"After doing a lot of research on hotels in the Disney Springs area, I decided to go with The Drury. The staff there are super friendly and welcoming. The rooms are really big and have all the essentials like a mini fridge, a coffee maker (or hot water), a microwave, a safe, plenty of towels and toiletries. The Drury is great for both business travelers and tourists. It doesn’t have any Disney theme, but it makes up for it with a free buffet breakfast. There’s sausage patties, scrambled eggs, muffins, fresh fruit, and even Mickey waffles. There’s so much to choose from! Tea and coffee are available all day, and there’s also a water fountain. During breakfast, there’s a Coca-Cola fountain, and from 4 to 7:30 pm, there’s a popcorn machine. Every day, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm, there’s a buffet dinner with three alcoholic drinks from the bar for each adult per day. The shuttle service to WDW is great. They have regular trips that fit around your day. The Disney Springs drop-off point is at the end of the park, so I found it was actually quicker to walk back from Marketplace than back to the bus stop (about 20 minutes). It’s a nice, safe walk on a tree-lined path. Since The Drury is a Disney partner hotel, you get early entry into the parks. This is an extra 30 minutes before the park opens. Sometimes, the Disney cast members would ask if we had our room keycard, but they’d quickly let us in. Check the WDW website because early entry changes. For example, MK Fantasyland and Tomorro"

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"Very beautiful"

"Excellent all around."

"Great hotel, very clean and great location."

"Loved the Lazy river"

"Overall it was a nice stay. It did however have its problems which could be fixed very easily. The majority of my issue was in the bathroom. The shower head was old and out dated. There was very low pressure. There is no grip on the bottom of the bathtub. I slipped, but was able to catch myself. I ended up laying a towel in the tub to step on. The next issue I had was when I booked through Expedia, I had to pay $725 of the $880 up front and was instructed to pay the rest at check in. That was not even the case. Doubletree Hotel put a $300 hold on my payment card to cover the leftover balance, a $25 a night parking fee (which I did not see any parking fee on the website) and miscellaneous usage. When we checked out, we got $90 of the $300 back. It was pretty roomy and comfortable for 6 people, but the "hidden fees" is what bothered me. We would not mind staying there again, only if they fix these little issues."