Best Disney World hotels?

Amanda says:

> Did you get the free dining promotion?

If they're staying only 2 nights, they won't be able to get the free dining
-- it's a 3-night minimum stay.

-- Alpha

toe2toe6@m wrote:
> Thanks again to everyone for their excellent thoughts on WD
> hotels :-). After careful consideration, we've decided to go with
> Disney All-Star Movies. Since we'll spend virtually all of our waking
> time in the park(s), we deemed it best to spend $80/night vs. $140 at
> the better Disney hotels. We're only going for two days, so we'll
> pretty much just go to the hotel to sleep at night and shower in the
> morning. Perhaps on a future trip -- when we have more time to spend
> -- we'll spring for a better hotel. But for now, I think that AS is
> the best choice for us.

Next trip, a step up...Remember French Quarter for the Mods! ^_^

(Although--due to the timing of when it was built--I have a soft spot
for ASMovies, just for being the most concentrated representation of
"Fantasia 2000" on property...
Even providing a hammock oasis, with Noah's-Ark Donald & Daisy nearby.)

Derek Janssen
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Keane wrote:
> On Mon, 9 Jun 2008 17:49:42 -0700 (PDT), toe2toe6@m wrote:
>
>> OK -- this time I'm going to Disney World in Orlando (thanks again to
>> everyone for their help earlier this year with Anaheim hotels). What
>> are the good readers' recommendations for Disney Word hotels. I was
>> thinking of either the Hilton or perhaps Disney's All-Star Movies
>> Resort. Thoughts?
>
> I stayed at an All-Star resort (sports) once, and I decided I'd never
> stay at one again unless it was the only room available.
>


I've found that the worst room on Disney property is still better than a
room for the same rate off property. I don't know about anybody else, but I
feel far more comfortable and safe on property. I also don't feel gross
walking on the carpets in my bare feet either. lol
--
Dana