Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is the crème de la crème of the Disney Resort hotels. Here, the entire family can enjoy Disney at its grandest, with lavish, turn-of-the-century décor, spectacular views and impeccable service to pamper your every whim. Make sure the kids take an afternoon siesta as every night the Electrical Water Pageant, a floating, lighted procession of 'sea creatures' takes place on Bay Lake and is an event not to be missed! There is also fine dining to be had in Victoria & Albert's restaurant, complete with your own personal butler service! The world-class spa offers all kinds of divine treatments or head to the lake for a spot of sailing.
Amenities
Sailing
Babysitting service
Wheelchair access
Families
Bar
Fitness Centre/Gym
Free transport to theme parks
Games Room
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Restaurant
Room Service
Where is it
Magic Kingdom Resort area. Driving time from airport: 30 minutes.
Hotel information
867 rooms in 5 lodges with 2 lifts in each. All have air-conditioning, cable TV with Disney Channel, safe, mini-fridge, hairdryer, iron and board.
Resort View Rooms have views of the courtyard, marina or pool areas, with either 1 king-size bed and 1 double-size sleeper sofa, 1 king-size bed and 1 day bed, 2 queen-size beds, or 2 queen-size beds and 1 day bed, sleeping maximum 5 people.
Water View Rooms have views of Seven Seas Lagoon, with either 1 king-size bed and 1 double-size sleeper sofa, 1 king-size bed and 1 day bed, 2 queen-size beds, or 2 queen-size beds and 1 day bed, sleeping maximum 5 people.
Theme Park View Rooms have views of Magic Kingdom Park, with either 1 king-size bed and 1 double-size sleeper sofa, 1 king-size bed and 1 day bed, 2 queen-size beds, or 2 queen-size beds and 1 day bed, sleeping maximum 5 people.
Resort View Club Level Rooms offer a range of views, with either 1 king-size bed, 2 queen-size beds, or 2 queen-size beds plus a day bed, sleeping maximum 5 people.
Theme Park View Club Level Rooms have views of Magic Kingdom Park, with either 1 king-size bed, 2 queen-size beds, or 2 queen-size beds plus a day bed, sleeping maximum 5 people.
Deluxe Club Level Rooms offer a range of views, and are larger in size, with either 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 people.
Please note: cots must be requested at time of booking.
Club Level Rooms include: Secured access to the Royal Palm Club Lounge, serving refreshments 7.00am - 10.00pm daily, and access to Disney's signature services.
Use of the Walt Disney World Resort Transportation System is included in your stay: This hotel is connected to the Resort Monorail for travel to Magic Kingdom park and EPCOT, as well as water transportation to Magic Kingdom park, and bus transportation throughout the rest of WDW Resort. There is also a walking path connecting this hotel to Magic Kingdom park.
Complimentary self-parking. Valet parking $39 per night (payable locally, fee subject to change).
Cítricos Restaurant and Lounge (American dining infused with Mediterranean flavours), Narcoossee's (coastal cuisine), Victoria & Albert's (American cuisine, AAA Five Diamond Award® recipient since 2000), 1900 Park Fare (character dining), Gasparilla Island Grill (quick service), Beaches Pool Bar & Grill, Garden View Tea Room (afternoon tea) and Grand Floridian Café. Mizner’s Lounge (live jazz) and Courtyard Pool Bar.
Main pool, quiet pool with whirlpool, and water play area. Games arcade*. Playground. Jogging trail. Movies under the stars. Campfire activities. Health club with spa services*. Specialty cruises*. Watercraft rentals*. Basketball courts. Fishing*.
Disney-themed shop. Complimentary WiFi. Minnie Van service*. Laundry and dry-cleaning services*. Babysitting service*. Room service*.
Wheelchair accessible rooms available on request. Please note that these rooms are subject to availability and may be restricted to specific room categories and bedding arrangements. Rooms and facilities vary between hotels so please check at the time of booking. To discover all the special assistance services we offer please see additional information below.
Please note: rollaway beds are no longer available.
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Jan 22, 2025orangepuree123
pretty rooms, short walking distance to magic kingdom (took about 15-20mins) very nice lobby and very festive Christmas decorations. the shops were cool (who knew there was a disney soap and lip stuff shop???) AND THERE WAS A HEY DISNEY TABLET THINGY TOOOOOO SO COOL
EXCELLENT Resort!
Jan 21, 2025Cindy B
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!
Club level staff need to do more than just clearing dirty dishes
Jan 18, 2025Private EGrosse Pointe, Michigan
Room Location was great overlooking water with fireworks in full view every night. Room had couch on same wall as tv so not used when watching TV no chair so bed it was. Club level food and drink plentiful but staff standing around smiling but only removing dirty plates would be nice if they went around asking guests if they would like a… Read more
Room Location was great overlooking water with fireworks in full view every night. Room had couch on same wall as tv so not used when watching TV no chair so bed it was. Club level food and drink plentiful but staff standing around smiling but only removing dirty plates would be nice if they went around asking guests if they would like a beverage. Courtyard pool was nice but hot tub was not hot. Very expensive...one and done. Read less
You can't call the resorts, they don't take incoming calls, very, very strange....
Jan 16, 2025Mike19782009United States
we wanted to call the resort and speak to someone, but this $950٫00 per night hotel does not take incoming calls, yes you read that correctly, you cant call the front desk, room service, a restaurant, the concierge desk, a manager on duty, nobody. When you call 407-824-3000 which is the Grand Floridian hotel's local numer it connects you with a… Read more
we wanted to call the resort and speak to someone, but this $950٫00 per night hotel does not take incoming calls, yes you read that correctly, you cant call the front desk, room service, a restaurant, the concierge desk, a manager on duty, nobody. When you call 407-824-3000 which is the Grand Floridian hotel's local numer it connects you with a woman overseasat a call center who does not speak english and did not know what 'concierge' was, I believe they were in India, but im not 100% sure,she wanted my name, address, and phone number and then told me the resort has no phone for incoming calls, This is outrageous, bye bye Disney, never again... Read less
Grand Floridian Hell on Earth - Bugs in Pastries - Poor Service - Crawling with People
Jan 16, 2025Peyton F
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… Read more
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. Read less