Disney's Coronado Springs Resort

Amanda Major

Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort is a moderate priced resort, which means prices currently average from $300-$500 per night as a starting point. It’s a beautiful property, decorated in Southwestern American landscaping and building design. You don’t feel like you’re in Florida here. There are very few Disney Characters on display around the property; you see most of that at the Value Level All Star Resorts. Coronado offers regular 4 person rooms plus family suites. Their large pool has a bar/grille with nice bathrooms, a kiddy pool, large hot tub, and an arcade. There are three more quiet pools with no lifeguards. Make a reservation in advance for Maya Grill, their sit down restaurant. It has a fantastic atmosphere and good food, not priced for the cheap. Maya’s live entertainment is excellent! Their gift shop is one of the better in any resort-large and well stocked. I think their cafeteria (the Mercado) is overpriced for what you get. The food here has dropped in quality since the 2000s, but it’s adequate. (👈🏻3 stars) So it’s a convention center, which means it’s HUGE and you could walk farther to amenities and meals, and there’s more bus stops to sit through on your way to theme parks. If you hear complaints, it’s usually due to that. You’re lucky if you can afford to stay here, and you’ll appreciate the ambiance and attention to detail.

Murali Krishna

Room experience will be of a Motel for the payment of a resort. First the confirmation email itinerary mentions the address- Disney's Coronado Spring Resort 1000 Buena Vista Lake, Buena Vista, FL 32830 which is incorrect. It is not the address of this resort. When i reached this address at 8:00 PM and could not find the resort, I called the official number on their website and the support person confirmed that the address is correct which was frustrating. Then I changed the address in google maps to Disney Coronado Spring Resort, then it took me to the actual resort which is 15 mins drive from the mentioned address. When I reached the resort and mentioned this to the front desk, they have no clue. I booked a room which was Village- Standard view for $419 per night and was given a room in Casita 3. There was no proper direction to locate the room. Most of the guests were confused.Most of the hallway lamps were not working. The room was like a small Motel room and was really disappointed to see the room for the amount i paid. Atleast, they could have put couple of bottled water as complimentary. The beds were just okay and room interiors was no better than a Motel. Then I tried to dispense a bottled water from a vending machine and adding to0 my frustration, it took money and didnt dispense any bottle. Next day, I used the Disney transport back to resort but missed the Bus stop near to my room and get off at the next stop. When i asked one of the cast member to help us drop to the nearby point in the cart, he denied. Then i walked to the front desk and requested them for a drop off in a cart, they made us sit for 20 mins. This was very frustrating. At the first place, the bus driver or some automated announcement should be there in transport so that guests are aware which stop to get off. Overall this is a very disappointing experience at this resort and I wont recommend anybody to stay here.

Hal Tooley

We absolutely loved our stay at Coronado Springs! This is a large resort with four convenient bus stops. We stayed in the Ranchos section, it's a bit of a walk from the Gran Destino Tower, but the beautiful grounds, ambience, and music made it enjoyable. Our room was close to a pool, bus stop, and laundry room, which was very convenient. The room itself was clean and pleasant, with two comfy beds and two vanity sinks. It came equipped with a fridge, iron, hair dryer, coffee maker, and more. Housekeeping stopped by every two days. Staff throughout the resort were friendly, polite, and very helpful. Transportation was easy, about 10 minutes to Hollywood Studios, and while Magic Kingdom felt like the longest ride, it’s hard to complain when you’re at Disney World! The quick-service restaurant was great for a fast meal. I enjoyed the turkey and ham sub a few times, and there were solid classics like burgers and chicken tenders. The refillable fountain drinks were availble here. Overall, we’d definitely come back. It felt classier and more grown-up than All-Stars or Pop Century, yet still offered great value. There is a convention center on-site, so you’ll see more corporate guests, but we didn’t mind it at all.

Andrew Bruce

This resort is absolutely immaculate! If you love the beachy atmosphere you will absolutely love it here. Overall I feel it’s more adult oriented as a Disney resort because we didn’t really see many kids. Disney buses are abundant and will get you where you need to go. Multiple restaurants on resort with multiple options from American to Latin and Spanish and late night bars inside and outside! The staff is amazing and helped us multiple times during our stay. Kirk, walked by us while eating breakfast outside and was beyond friendly. He recommended so many things for us including where to go for the best sunset on our last day in FL!

Frankie

The Disney Coronado Springs Resort is truly beautiful and exceptionally clean. I loved every detail, especially the stunning resemblance of the Barcelona Lounge to Gaudí’s architecture, it added such a unique and artistic touch. Our room was very nice, spotless, and comfortable. The only disappointing part of our stay was the valet service. The attendants were not attentive; we stood waiting while they remained behind the counter without acknowledging us or asking if we needed valet. My husband had to approach them, and it wasn’t even busy, no other cars were there around 9:00 pm. The following morning, they also brought us the wrong car. Such a lovely hotel deserves a valet team that matches its high standards. With some improvements in attentiveness and service, the overall experience would be perfect.