Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

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Lovely Hotel with very nice rooms and friendly staff! However, we spent two nights in our room with no heat. Room temperature was unbearable. “No pun intended.” I asked for some form of credit and they offered to comp a $130 meal. Not very satisfying. Should have been one night’s room rate.

when you stay at the Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort, Delray, FL - be sure to make contact with Hannah Moran for your pool experiences. This great young lady is always smiling, pleasant, and anxious to make your stay pleasant. She adds much to the experience of vacationing at this beautiful hotel right on the Atlantic Ocean beachfront.

being raised in South Florida. I've been to Disney World many times and I've stayed at the contemporary and the Polynesian, but never The Grand Floridan And it sure is GRAND! from the beautiful architecture to the grand piano being played in the lobby, the excellent restaurants and beautiful rooms. We stayed in building eight, which was very convenient. We had a pool and a resort view plus it was a short distance from the lobby. From there, you can take the monorail, of course, but also buses to other parks. I highly recommend this hotel and any Disney resort on property in Orlando.

We always stay at this resort. It is absolutely a beautiful and enjoyable place to stay! Easy access to park transportation. Beautifully appointed rooms! Great restaurants and nice shops. BEST place to view nightly fireworks! The staff is very kind, caring and helpful throughout your stay!

We visited from 12/26-1/2. During our stay, we were made to change hotels from Waldorf Astoria to Grand Floridian (GF) because Disney changed the Lightning Lane Premier Pass process; unbeknownst to us, it was now limited to those staying at Disney resorts. Waldorf is listed as a Disney resort, but apparently it isn't one that allows for the premier pass. As a result, we spent two days of our trip waiting in exorbitant lines, then substantially increased our nightly rate to stay at the GF. We told GF we were making the change for access to premier passes, but when we went to purchase the premier pass, it was sold out and no one at the hotel told us of that risk. We wasted a day of our trip moving hotels for no reason. We are not rich people, but we like to travel and save up for luxury experiences. We have stayed at many luxury resorts, but this was the absolute worst. There is zero exclusivity at GF and it is crawling with people who are not guests at the hotel. Disney is already overstimulating and exhausting; it doesn't help to fight crowds even after returning to your "luxury" resort. My daughter lost her Apple watch and it was stolen (turned off) in a flash; I'm guessing this was not a resort guest and reflects that opening your resort to that many people creates risks like this for your paying guests. We had trouble getting dining reservations at our own resort, so we ate at the grab and go a few times, which was filthy. The tables were never clean and there were bugs crawling and flying around the enclosed pastry display case (we reported this and no one did anything about it). There was black hair in my coffee (I'm blond). For the reservations we were able to score at other restaurants, we found the service to be unbelievably poor. The fireworks on NYE were understandable, but we were woken the night prior to unnecessary midnight fireworks and the night after to the Electrical Water Pageant at 11pm. Three nights in a row of our young children being woken in the middle of the night caused severe exhaustion. This was our children's Christmas gift and it was ruined by GF. That's not to mention that the new Premier Pass cost and limitations excludes too many, for those who are not wealthy, the cost mixed with boarding limitations makes it unattainable for most. Gross for a place that is built for children.