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Feb 25, 2021
8:48:29am

4th and Niner Truly Addicted User

I'm partial to Marriott so the Orlando Marriott World Center is a good off-park option.

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4th and Niner

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Best places to stay in Orlando with family of six that’s not overly expensive?

brazilcoug

2/25/21 8:45am

Airbnb in Kissimmee worked great for us, saved a ton of $$ over Disney property.

neboutefan

2/25/21 8:48am

I think I found a great airbnb for $100 a night that slept 8

RexIdaCoug

2/25/21 8:49am

We did the same thing a few years ago...it was like $200 a night and it was in a

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

2/25/21 8:49am

That's what we're doing for spring break in a week.

Cosmodiar

2/25/21 8:54am

When doing it on the cheap we typically stay at the Riviera Resort, or the Contemporary if we really want to slum it

Nikomedes

2/25/21 8:48am

If you have credit card points, hotels are virtually free.

4th and Niner

2/25/21 8:48am

Airbnb or VRBO. I just did this and found a place for under $100 per night that

mwcoug

2/25/21 8:52am

Same, plus usually properties have their own pools and hot tubs

FabLabCougar

2/25/21 9:05am

We just stayed in a 3 bedroom villa at Orange Lake Resort.

ThreatLevelMidnight

2/25/21 9:07am

RE: Best places to stay in Orlando with family of six that’s not overly

Travelhacker

2/25/21 9:52am

The Grove resort. It’s close to Disney but has plenty of room for families.

SotaCoug

2/25/21 12:21pm

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