Disney's Coronado Springs Resort

An American Southwestern theme carries through four- and five-story hacienda-style buildings in shades of pink and desert-sand stucco, with terra-cotta tile roofs and shaded courtyards. The pool area, inspired by the Maya ruins of Mexico, sports a tremendous Mayan temple with cascading water and a twisting water slide. (Watch out for the spitting jaguar -- he will likely surprise you as you pass by!) The rooms are identical in layout to those in the Caribbean Beach Resort, including the small bathrooms. Those located nearest the central public area, pool, and lobby tend to be a bit noisier -- but if you stay in the outer buildings you might face an excruciatingly long walk to the pool or lobby area. Because it's a convention resort, you'll find extras -- such as a barber and salon, a variety of suites, and Wi-Fi access (for a fee), among other perks -- not found at Disney's other "moderate" resorts. The nearest park is Animal Kingdom, but the Coronado is at the southwest corner of WDW and a good distance from most other areas in the park; rent a car.

Facilities:
Restaurant; grill/food court; 2 lounges; bike rentals; concierge; health club and limited spa; Jacuzzi; 4 outdoor heated pools; kids' pool; room service; sauna; watercraft equipment/rentals; WDW Transportation System; transportation to non-Disney parks for a fee; limited Wi-Fi (fee)

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.

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