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Discover the Treasures of the Old Southwest Palm-shaded courtyards and spanish-style haciendas create the perfect climate for relaxation. Soak up the sun in a relaxing desert-style setting, recalling the early days of Mexico and the American Southwest. Enjoy Nuevo Latino Cuisine,...
More about the hotelDiscover the Treasures of the Old Southwest Palm-shaded courtyards and spanish-style haciendas create the perfect climate for relaxation. Soak up the sun in a relaxing desert-style setting, recalling the early days of Mexico and the American Southwest. Enjoy Nuevo Latino Cuisine, bicycling, boating, a health club or take a refreshing dip in the pool, themed as an archeological dig site with a five-story Mayan pyramid. Disney Resort hotel guests will enjoy benefits such as Disney's Magical Express, Extra Magic Hours, My Disney Experience and complimentary transportation throughout Walt Disney World.
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We had a blast
Thank you Disney for a magical experience. The hotel and service was exceptional. Our kids preferred to spend more time at the dig site pool than the parks. Your servers at the pool were all amazing as well.
Gorgeous Property - Even Better Customer Service!
I knew before arriving that this was a big, spread out resort so I was prepared for a walk when getting to most common areas. I stayed in the Ranchos section and had a 6-7 min walk to Gran Destino tower. I truly can't say enough for this resort! So incredibly lovely, calm and relaxing. Rooms were spacious, clean and comfortable - very comfortable beds! But what truly set this resort apart from any other I've stayed at while at Disney was the INCREDIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE and care I received while here! Truly the best I've ever had anywhere, even outside of Disney. Would love to come back to this resort again and highly recommend!
No Disney perks here; wait until 2022!!
We recently stayed in the Gran Destino Tower. The resort itself is very nice and well planned out. Our room was a lake view King. Nice bed, nice bathroom and amenities. This resort will probably be a great place to stay after the pandemic, but not now. First of all, there are very few services available. No valet, no housekeeping ( except for towels and trash), understaffed at what’s left of the Barcelona lounge ( only coffee in the morning). Most employees working here are from other Disney resorts that are still closed and know very little about the property. Food service here is truly awful. Mercado has some of the worst hit good we have ever eaten. All upscale dining is still closed, so it leaves you with very little here. You will pay a lot for very little here until Disney relaxes Covid protocols. I would definitely give this resort another try, but not until at least 2022. At the time being you get no special perks that guests staying at non Disney hotels are getting. All hotel or local guests can get into the parks an hour early without bring a Disney guest.
An upscale resort for the price of a moderate one
I have stayed at the Tower in the Coronado Springs Resort in January (hence the Christmas tree at the lobby photo), and this review is long overdue. Coronado Springs is classified as a moderate resort, but it gives you (especially the Tower) the feeling that you are at a much higher class resort. I’ll start with something that is important in the pandemic era, the cleaning. All Disney resorts make an extra effort with cleaning services, but my room felt extra clean. I can only applaud the level of service you get from housekeeping, and having a towels Mickey Mouse on my bed upon arrival gives a feeling you are at home right away. The room was spacious, and the lake view was superb. WiFi was great throughout the resort. And it’s great just to walk around the resort. I didn’t miss my morning run around the lake (the inner loop around the lake is just under a mile). The pool is one of WDW best, much better than in many deluxe resorts (especially those that have a tower...). There are also various dining option, and dinner at 3 Bridges, is something you should do. I am a little bit spoiled with the skyliner resorts. But I must say that the busses were frequent, especially compared to other resorts that have several busses stations. It’s definitely a resort one should try, and definitely a good value for money.
Pretty place, worst food at WDW
I was lucky enough to get a very convenient room (paid extra for preferred category) but still got lost in the convention center area after a nighttime arrival . The hotel is very large and signage isn't wonderful, although once I found my way around by daylight, it was no longer difficult. Good: The setting around a lake is beautiful and serene. (I wasn't crazy about the hotel interior decor but that is a matter of personal taste.) The room was well appointed with plenty of storage, although the decor was not to my personal taste. I enjoyed the in-room Keurig. The bed was comfortable. Everything was very clean. Gripes: There was a loud exhaust fan in the bathroom that kept turning on randomly. I was awakened my first night by someone knocking on my door and then again by a call from the front desk asking me to let that person in, who was delivering towels I had supposedly requested (I had not). Lack of sleep messed up my first day. Also, the TV didn't work properly at first but did the second night after housekeeping came in. Oddly (and unpleasantly), the housekeeper didn't even straighten the bed. The convention center elevator entry looks like a budget hotel and the elevator itself smells mildewy. Food options were very limited, and the food at El Mercado was probably the worst I have ever eaten at Walt Disney World (and I have been there many times). The Maya Grill looks huge, so it's hard to know why it wasn't open at reduced capacity, with the resort being quite full. The Three Bridges Grill is open, but doesn't serve breakfast. I got a good (although way overpriced, especially considering small glass, mostly filled with ice) sangria there, but was seated at the bar, which was dirty. The sports bar was open, but I didn't realize it had take-out food until too late. Overall, it is nice enough, especially the lovely setting, but for the price and as a Disney property, I expected a little more.