Overview
Step into paradise in the heart of the tropics. Blue waterfalls cascade over lush grounds and the calming sounds of steel drums call you to ease into island time and let go. The open, curving beach area tempts with its palm trees and glistening pool. Caribbean-themed dining options offer delights for all. This relaxing getaway has the perfect balance of impressive amenities and comfortable mid-range rates. And there’s even a dedicated walking path that take you straight to Universal Volcano Bay. Best of all, each day the exclusive theme park benefits of being a Universal hotel guest are yours to enjoy.
The hotels in Universal Orlando’s Signature Collection offer expansive, full-service amenities, including 24-hour room service, concierge service and valet service. Here guests will find exceptional dining, immersive theming, and an array of exclusive theme park benefits.
- Early Park Admission† to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™ or Universal Volcano Bay one hour before the park opens (valid theme park admission required. Select attractions).
- Complimentary water taxis along picturesque waterways or shuttle buses to and from Universal Orlando Theme parks and Universal CityWalk, plus walking paths to make getting around Universal Orlando Resort fast and easy.
- Complimentary delivery of merchandise purchased throughout Universal Orlando Resort to your hotel
- Resort-wide charging privileges with your room key card
Check in
4 p.m.
Check out
11 a.m.
Rooms
1000
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Reviews
Truly horrible
julieAKUSA (Anchorage, Alaska) on Nov 16, 2024
This hotel is horrible. I don’t how it has such good reviews. Room is dirty, customer service is completely non-existent. I asked to change rooms - here for 6 nights and mine has a compressor outside the only window. Also, as a woman alone, I don’t love being on the ground floor in a dark corner. They refused because “all standard rooms have the same view.” The hotel is almost completely surrounded by water, it’s not physically possible that all standard rooms have a view of a compressor. I asked to pay for an upgraded room, and they refused that too. Because I booked the room as part of a conference/hotel package, they will not believe I paid for the room (they think the conference paid, even though I offered to show them the receipt) and therefore I can’t make any changes. That, combined with the horrible 70s decor and the $100/night charge for “incidentals” that will be refunded if I don’t damage the room, makes for a dreary and depressing experience. I would never choose to stay here. Do yourself a favor and stay somewhere with a least a passing familiarity with customer satisfaction and rooms with decor that has been updated sometime in the last two decades.
It's the little things - this is likely a one and done for our family
Megan A (Marmora, Canada) on Nov 10, 2024
We stayed at this hotel from November 6-10, 2024. First - let me just say the hotel is clean, comfortable and the staff are friendly. The shuttle service to the parks is also a plus. That being said, it's also very expensive. We booked a two-bedroom lock-off for our family of eight. This cost me over $4,000 US for four nights. It had one bedroom with a king bed, a living room with a pull-out couch, and adjoined to a double queen room, plus two full washrooms and a partial washroom. It also has a "kitchen" which is totally underwhelming for the type of room. In fact - it didn't make any sense in that type of room to basically have no kitchen. It has a tiny sink, a one-cup coffee maker with two coffee pods and a small bar fridge in a room that can sleep 8+ people. We have a toddler and so I asked if we could please have a microwave to prepare some of her food, milk, etc. They told me if I wanted a microwave, it was $15 US per night. Above and beyond paying $1000 per night at this hotel, I had to rent an appliance for the room. The same was true if we wanted a toaster or any type of appliance to prepare food. (We laughed about it because the room included a large dining room table - but nothing to eat on - so we bought paper plates, solo cups and cutlery). My parents kindly stepped up and said they would cover the cost of the microwave since we had paid for the room. For me - it's the little things like this that turn me off a hotel. I hate to compare it to a Disney hotel, but we've always had a coffee maker, microwave and toaster in our Disney rooms - even studios. Everything here felt like a money grab. Parking for $30 a night - $15 per night for a microwave (both also subject to 12.5% tax!). Additionally, I had to agree to put an "incidental" fee on my Mastercard that is supposedly returned as long as I didn't charge anything, but the microwave was charged to the room after all, so I'm not even sure I'll see the money refunded to my card. All in all - this was a one and done for us. There are many, many lovely hotels in the vicinity that accommodate eight people for less than half the price (and you have everything you need up front). We likely won't return - which is sad because it is a lovely property.
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