The five most expensive hotels in Orlando

As one of Disney’s most sought-after accommodations, Disney's Yacht Club Resort is also one of its most expensive. However, all it takes is a brisk stroll around the stunning grounds to realise the high price is worth every penny.

Boasting New England-inspired architecture and decor, the resort is as beautiful as it is charming. You’ll stay in one of its many suites, with views overlooking Lake Crescent or the three-acre outdoor waterpark.    

Being situated on Disney property, you’re also just a short bus journey away from all the major theme parks. And when you fancy a quieter day relaxing at the resort, you have access to an assortment of leisure facilities, including a state-of-the-art fitness centre for gym bunnies or a spa offering rejuvenating massage treatments. Believe us, a soothing foot rub certainly won’t go amiss after spending so much time walking the parks. 

Hotel prices here start from £2,745 per person for seven-nights. For a longer stay, pay £3,685 for 10-nights or £4,940 for 14-nights. All flights included.

Covering 26 acres of sunny Florida land, Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World isn’t just one of the most expensive hotels in Orlando, it’s also one of the biggest.

You’ll be staying in a spacious room finished with elegant Italian decor and boasting plenty of modern amenities that’ll make you feel right at home, like plasma TVs, coffee-makers, and Bluetooth speakers. 

There are plenty of resort facilities to keep the whole family entertained too, including a mini water park featuring waterslides, a lazy river, and a kids splash zone. Make sure you don’t miss the Starstruck Dive-In, where you can watch your favourite movies whilst lounging on an inflatable in the pool. Happy days.

If that wasn’t enough to convince you, this resort is also one of the only Florida resorts to win an AAA Five Diamond Award. So, expect big things. 

Hotel prices here start from £2,405 per person for seven-nights. For a longer stay, pay £3,200 for 10-nights or £4,260 for 14-nights. All flights included.

Another of the most expensive hotels in Orlando is Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. 

With its stately Victorian-style decor and the tall ceilings of its grand foyer, this is definitely one to tick off the bucket list whether you’re a die-hard Disney fan or not. Depending on the size of your party, you’ll stay in one of the hotel’s many luxurious rooms. One of the biggest and best is The Grand Suite: an expansive three-bedroom suite boasting five balconies and private concierge service. 

Outside the room, you'll have a choice of unique dining options when you’re feeling hungry – from casual eateries to character dining that’s great for kids with dreams of meeting Mickey and Minnie over breakfast. However, the best choice for fancy dining is without a doubt Victoria and Albert’s: a recipient of the rare AAA Five Diamond Award. 

Also make sure you catch the nightly Magic Kingdom fireworks before heading off to bed. You’re literally right next door to Walt Disney World’s most popular theme park. 

Hotel prices here start from £2,670 per person for seven-nights. For a longer stay, pay £3,575 for 10-nights or £4,785 for 14-nights. All flights included.

It’s clear to see why The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes is one of the most expensive Orlando hotels. Every corner of this resort screams luxury and opulence.

For an ultra-grand experience, book a night in the Royal Suite boasting four magnificent bedrooms and a sound-proof media room. Even the hotel’s smaller rooms offer an expensive experience, like the Resort View Room which comes with a private balcony and a fully stocked honour bar. Enjoy a glass of something special before heading downstairs for dinner at one of the resort's 11 unique dining options. 

A guest favourite is Knife & Spoon: the resort's signature steak & seafood restaurant opened by award-winning chef, John Tesar. Dine on an exquisite menu of delights like chilli lobster, a jumbo crab creole or a flat iron steak.

Plus, do you want to beat the morning queues for rides like Splash Mountain or Hollywood’s Tower of Terror? If so, you’re in luck – guests here also get early access to the major Disney parks!

Hotel prices here start from £1,355 per person for seven-nights. For a longer stay, pay £1,700 for 10-nights or £2,160 for 14-nights. All flights included.
 

One of the most expensive hotels in Orlando is also one of the coolest: Universal's Hard Rock Hotel. With its prime spot next to the Universal theme parks, you’ll have a five-star rockstar kind of experience.

It’s a top pick for families; youngsters will spend hours splashing about in the resort’s 2,000-square-foot swimming pool featuring hot tubs and a 260-foot water slide. There’s even an underwater sound system, so make sure you dunk your head under to check out the blasting tunes.

And despite the price tag setting you back more than other resorts, the perks you get make your stay here totally worth it – like priority seating at the best restaurants and complimentary Unlimited Ride Access Passes for skipping queues to world-class rides like the brand-new Velocicoaster.

Hotel prices here start from £1,870 per person for seven-nights. For a longer stay, pay £2,430 for 10-nights or £3,185 for 14-nights. All flights included.

The more expensive Orlando resorts offer a wealth of additional amenities and more luxurious facilities. From glittering pools and kids' clubs to Michelin-starred restaurants and deluxe suites, the bigger the price tag means the more deluxe the stay. Plus, you also pay a little more for your location. If you're within one of the parks, this comes at a premium however you also receive some unbelievable park perks.

It all depends on why you’re visiting Orlando and what you prioritise as most important. If you plan to spend a lot of your holiday at the resort lounging around the pool and dining onsite, then upping your hotel budget might be a good idea. Want to ensure your stay is well worth the price tag? Book the most fashionable hotels in Orlando.