Let’s dive right into our complete guide to every single Disney World resort ranked for 2025! Disney World hosts over 20 different resorts to choose from depending on the type of vacation you want to have. From fun budget Value hotels to elegant, luxury Deluxe hotels. No matter who you ask, everyone is going to have a different best hotel at Disney World. That’s why we put together this list of Disney resorts ranked 2025 just for you! At the top of our list is Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort as we think the location, theming, dining options, and overall resort stay makes for the ultimate Disney vacation.
Throughout the past 15 years, The Park Prodigy team stayed at all of the best Disney World hotels (and some of the worst!). We ranked every resort at Walt Disney World based on key items that we feel can make or break your Disney vacation. Price, Dining Options, Location, Transportation, and the type of rooms the resort offers. Whether we are visiting as a guest, Annual Passholder, or a Cast Member, we think we have a good handle on ranking Disney hotels.
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The most important thing when thinking about staying in the best hotel Disney World is the price. It’s no secret that Disney Parks are expensive and Disney seems to keep their foot on the gas when it comes to raising prices. That’s why we are here to help you in more ways than one! Not only are we going to help you find the best hotel for Disney World 2025, but also for your wallet. The Park Prodigy has many tools to help you plan your dream Disney Vacation while keeping the costs comfortable for you. So let’s start by covering the age-old question, are the best Disney World hotels worth the cost?
There are many reasons to, and not to stay at a Disney hotel. As we mentioned above, the recent benefit slashing for Disney hotel guests was a big red flag for us. But when we crunched the numbers and calculated the time and energy you save, it still is worth the cost. Some of the best hotels Disney has to offer come with a steep price tag. But they also have the best dining, location, and theming options that fully immerse you and allow you to escape your daily life. It really comes down to the type of vacation you want to have! We cover a lot of things in our best Disney resorts ranked 2025 list so let’s get started and compare Disney resorts!
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This Disney World Resorts ranked 2025 list is going to lay it all out there. Regardless of hotel tier, popularity, or any other type of prestige. We ranked every resort at Walt Disney World based on key items that we feel can make or break your Disney vacation. Price, Dining Options, Location, Transportation, and the type of rooms the resort offers. With over 20 officials Disney Hotels, the best Disney Resort hotel wasn’t easy to choose. Especially when it came to choosing the top 5 best Disney resorts Orlando! So, here is our complete list of Disney resorts ranked for 2025.
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Starting Rates: $113 per night
Room Types: Standard Room, Preferred Room, & Family Suites
Proximity to Parks: 1.8 miles to Animal Kingdom
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System
Dining Options:
Reason for Ranking: Unfortunately all three of Disney’s All-Star Resorts fall at the bottom of our best Disney hotels ranked 2025 list. It’s not all bad things! This is Disney World we are talking about here. So even the worst hotels will still have some amazing perks and benefits. However, All-Star Music, Movies, and Sports resorts rooms received a much-needed upgrade recently. We also ranked this hotel low on our list due to its seclusion from most of Walt Disney World.
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Starting Rates: $155 per night
Room Types: Standard & Preferred Rooms
Proximity to Parks: 1.6 miles to Hollywood Studios
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Disney Skyliner
Dining Options: Everything POP Shopping & Dining & Petals Pool Bar
Reason for Ranking: POP Century is the best hotel for families or large groups looking to save on their Disney Vacation. Not only do you receive a lower starting price point, this hotel received a complete renovation in 2017. We do think POP Century is one of the nicest Disney hotels in the Value category. No matter what room you stay in, you can be guaranteed a new, fresh, Value Resort experience. When ranking Disney Resorts, a huge bonus is the Disney Skyliner. You have constant transportation to other resorts, Hollywood Studios, and Epcot! Guests can still choose to use the Disney Bus System if they wish. Which is more reliable than the Skyliner. Especially with Central Florida’s infamous weather changes.
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Starting Rates: $406 per night
Room Types: 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Villas & Deluxe Studios
Proximity to Parks: 3 miles to EPCOT
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: Olivia’s Cafe, Good’s Food To Go, Turtle Shack Poolside Snacks, & Gurgling Suitcase Libations & Spirits
Reason for Ranking: Although this resort is located near EPCOT, it is also nestled up to the side of Disney Springs! While this is the lowest-ranked Disney Springs hotel, it certainly is not the last. Disney’s Old Key West Resort is beaming with the idealistic ambiance of the Florida Keys. If you’re into sports or fitness, this resort is one of the best Disney World Resort hotels for you! The recreation options really make this resort a stand out for our athletic junkies. You can enjoy things like volleyball and tennis, to fishing and bike rentals!
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Starting Rates: $179 per night
Room Types: Standard Rooms & Family Suites
Proximity to Parks: 0.8 miles to Hollywood Studios
Transportation: Disney Bus System & the Disney Skyliner
Dining Options: Landscape of Flavors Dining Hall & The Drop Off Pool Bar
Reason for Ranking: Rounding out our Value Resorts, Art of Animation takes the cake for the best Disney World hotels in the Value tier. This is for one reason and one reason only, the theming. The room options at this resort range from a standard room all the way to a Family Suite! From the comfort of your room to the pathways of this hotel, you feel like you’ve stepped into an array of Disney animated films. Not to mention the shared access with POP Century to the Disney Skyliner. One insider tip we have for staying at this resort, or the POP Century resort is to use both resort line busses to get back at the end of the night! They are a short walk across Hourglass Lake from each other.
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Starting Rates: $229 per night
Room Types: Standard & Preferred Rooms
Proximity to Parks: 1.9 miles to EPCOT
Transportation: Disney Bus System & the Disney Skyliner
Dining Options: Sebastian’s Bistro, Centertown Market, Centertown Market Grab and Go, Banana Cabana, & Spyglass Grill
Reason for Ranking: Making the top 15 Disney World Resorts ranked 2025 is the Caribbean Beach resort. If you’ve ever taken the Disney Skyliner, you’ve probably flown over this resort and noticed how massive it really is. This resort is made of up 24 guest room buildings across 200 acres! If you plan on staying at this resort, plan at least a 15 minute walk to and from the Disney Skyliner hub. We also love this resort’s location for its proximity to the new DVC hotel, the Riviera Resort. Making it an accessible hotel to enjoy a more upscale afternoon or meal.
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Starting Rates: $247 per night
Room Types: Standard & Royal Guest Rooms
Proximity to Parks: 2.4 miles to EPCOT
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: Riverside Mill Food Court, River Roost, Muddy Rivers, & Boatwright’s Dining Hall
Reason for Ranking: You may be thinking, isn’t Disney’s Port Orleans Resort one hotel? While that may be true, it is separated into two vastly different hotels with their own theme and dining options to choose from. The Riverside hotel is on the lower end of the two for our list. But like we said before, it’s still Disney and there are amazing things about this hotel. The Riverside Resort has some of the most stunning landscaping we have ever seen in our Disney World hotel rankings. So much so that it’s won awards! The walking paths and main courtyards of this hotel are sprawling and beautiful and are definitely worth a visit.
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Starting Rates: $222 per night
Room Types: Standard Rooms, Preferred Rooms & 1-3 Bedroom Suites
Proximity to Parks: 2.7 miles to EPCOT
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System
Dining Options: Toledos – Tapas, Steak & Seafood, Three Bridges Bar & Grill, Rix Sports Bar, Dahlia Lounge, Barcelona Lounge, Sisters Cantina, Maya Grill, Cafe Rix, El Mercado de Coronado, & Laguna Bar
Reason for Ranking: While this resort doesn’t come to mind as a place to stay for most guests visiting Walt Disney World, we think that is changing pretty fast. With the newest addition of the Grand Destino Tower, this hotel has gained popularity and is becoming one of the best Disney resorts for couples. This is mostly due to its secludedness. But its beauty is the thing to behold. With a blend of Mexican, Spanish, and Southwest American inspiration, this beautiful lakeside hotel offers one of the best Disney World resort for adults.
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Starting Rates: $68 – $398 per night
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Proximity to Parks: 2.3 miles to The Magic Kingdom
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: P&J’s Southern Takeout, Meadow Snack Bar, Crockett’s Tavern, The Chuck Wagon, Trails End Restaurant, & Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue
Reason for Ranking: Yes, Fort Wilderness and the Wilderness Lodge are two separate hotels! Or, entities I should say. The Fort Wilderness resort is less of a hotel and more of a campsite. You can rent out plots of land to either pitch a tent, hook up a camper, or rent out a stunning log cabin nestled into the surrounding forest. We have always gazed in awe at the lakeside cabins as we take a boat from Magic Kingdom to the Wilderness Lodge resort. Wishing to be able to spend a night in the enclosed hot tubs of the cabins and watch the fireworks above Cinderella’s Castle. That’s why we’ve situated it here in our number 12 spot on our list of Disney World hotels ranked 2025.
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Starting Rates: $401 per night
Room Types: 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Villas, Tree House Villas, & Deluxe Studios
Proximity to Parks: 3.1 miles to EPCOT
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: The Turf Bar Club & Grill, The Artist’s Palette, The Paddock Grill, The Turf Club Lounge, On the Rocks, Backstretch Pool Bar, & Chip ‘n Dale’s Cafe
Reason for Ranking: A truly underrated resort in our opinion that could easily have made the top 10 list. One of the largest draws of this hotel for most guests is the proximity to Disney Springs. While EPCOT is just a short bus ride away, this is the most convenient Disney Resort for Disney Springs. Anyone looking to dine or shop after a day at the parks would love this resort. Another draw is the access to Lake Buena Vista golf course. This classic 18-hole country club course winds through pastel villas, pine forests, palmettos, and sparkling lakes. Bringing golf enthusiasts from around the country to enjoy the beautiful green.
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Starting Rates: $247 per night
Room Types: Standard and Featured Rooms
Proximity to Parks: 1.9 miles to EPCOT
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: Sassagoula Floatworks & Factory, Scat Cat’s Club Lounge, Scat Cat’s Club Cafe, & Mardi Gras
Reason for Ranking: The second of the Port Orleans resorts, French Quarter is full of New Orleans ambiance. From Jazz to Mardi Gras, you feel as if you’re walking around the old French Quarter right in Louisiana. The theming of the rooms is beyond astounding. From the color to the different textures and styles. A nighttime stroll will prove that this is one of the most romantic Disney resorts. This hotel fully encompasses the soul of NOLA. We highly recommend a visit on your trip to Disney Springs via boat ride to try the freshly fried Mickey Beignets!
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Starting Rates: $477 per night
Room Types: Standard & Club Level Rooms, & 1, 2 Bedroom Suites
Proximity to Parks: 0.4 miles to EPCOT’s International Gateway
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: Ale & Compass Restaurant, Ale & Compass Lounge, The Market at Ale & Compass, Yachtsman Steakhouse, & Crew’s Cup Lounge
Reason for Ranking: Often paired together with the Disney Beach Club, The Yacht Club Resort is coming in swinging for our number 9 spot. The only reason we rated this resort lower than its sister resort is the dining options and technical proximity to EPCOT’s International Gateway. The Yacht Club’s main draw for us is the pool Stormalong Bay. Quite possibly the best Disney World resorts ranked pool, Stormalong Bay is a 750,000-gallon, beachside wonderland that offers 3 acres of aquatic fun. Guests staying at the Yacht and Beach Club can enjoy this pool.
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Starting Rates: $475 per night
Room Types: Standard, Deluxe, & Club Level Rooms, 1 & 2 Bedroom Villas, & Deluxe Studios
Proximity to Parks: 0.3 miles to EPCOT’s International Gateway
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: Cape May Cafe, Beaches & Cream Soda Shop, Beach Club Marketplace, Martha’s Vineyard, & Hurricane Hanna’s Waterside Bar & Grill
Reason for Ranking: A quick note before we dive in, this is also technically a Disney Skyliner resort! You have easy walkable access to the EPCOT Skyliner Station at your convenience. It was a close call, but we chose to rank the Beach Club Resort higher because of Beaches & Cream. This Ice Cream Soda shop is infamous for its towering desserts and specialty shakes sweet enough to give you a cavity by just walking by. And if that doesn’t scream Disney vacation I don’t know what does! Another reason it beat out its sister hotel is its proximity to ECPOT. This is truly the most convenient Disney resort at Disney World. When we say 5 minute walk, we mean 5 minute walk.
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Starting Rates: $693 per night
Room Types: Standard, Preferred, & Club Level Rooms, 1, 2 Bedroom Suites, Deluxe & Resort Studios, & 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Villas
Proximity to Parks: 0.9 miles to Magic Kingdom
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System, Watercraft Service, & Monorail
Dining Options: Citricos, Narcoossee’s, Grand Floridian Cafe, Enchanted Rose, Gasporilla Island Grill, Beaches Pool Bar & Grill, Courtyard Pool Bar, 1900 Park Fare, Citricos Lounge, Garden View Tea Room, & Victoria & Alberts
Reason for Ranking: Shockingly, this resort didn’t even make our top 5! Unpopular opinion: we think this resort is severely overrated. While it is a beautiful resort and the accessibility to The Magic Kingdom makes it a great hotel, it’s just not practical for most guests. With a starting price of almost $700 per night, this resort officially becomes the most expensive Disney hotels on our list. We did still rank it above some other Deluxe tier hotels for its nostalgia and for being an icon of Disney World. It is always a dream to stay at this hotel. With the new room renovations on the horizon, we are keeping an eye on its spot on our list.
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Starting Rates: $403 per night
Room Types: Standard & Preferred Rooms, 1, 2, 3, Bedroom Villas, Deluxe Studios, & Club Level Rooms
Proximity to Parks: 1.3 miles to The Magic Kingdom
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: Story Book Dining at Artist Point with Snow White, Whispering Canyon Cafe, Geyser Point Bar & Grill, Roaring Fork, & Territory Lounge
Reason for Ranking: Going from our most over-rated to our most under-rated hotels, The Wilderness Lodge takes our number 6 spot on our list of Disney World resorts ranked 2025. There are many reasons it’s almost one of the top 5 hotels at Disney World. One of them is the exclusive Snow White character dining experience, Story Book Dining. Here you can enter the Enchanted Forest to the sounds of delightful music that help bring a storybook fantasy to life. You can even meet Snow White, Dopey, and Grumpy every evening while dining in a rustic setting!
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Starting Rates: $349 per night
Room Types: Deluxe Studios, 1, 2, 3 Bedroom Villas, & Tower Studio
Proximity to Parks: 1.4 miles to EPCOT
Transportation: Disney Bus System & the Disney Skyliner
Dining Options: Bar Riva, Topolino’s Terrace, Le Petit Cafe, Primo Patio
Reason for Ranking: Topolino’s Terrace, need we say more? Although this is one of the most difficult dining reservations to grab, it’s worth the fight. This is hands down one of the greatest breakfasts I’ve ever had at any Disney Resort. I still dream about the sour cream waffles with orange Chantilly cream. Besides the amazing food at Topolino’s Terrace, this resort just exudes luxury. The Riviera Resort is one of the nicest Disney World hotels. Themed off a hotel on the French Riviera, this stunning resort hosts one of the best spots in all of Disney World. It is the only hotel where you can see all 4 theme parks from its top floor. Imagine the amazing nighttime views you’d get from the terrace! We highly recommend a visit to this hotel if you’re not able to stay the night.
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Starting Rates: $489 per night
Room Types: Standard, Preferred, & Deluxe Rooms, 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites, Deluxe Studios, 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Villas
Proximity to Parks: 0.2 miles to The Magic Kingdom
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Monorail
Dining Options: Steakhouse 71, Steakhouse 71 Lounge, California Grill, California Grill Lounge, Chef Mickey’s, Contempo Cafe, Contemporary Grounds, Cove Bar, Outer Rim, & The Sand Bar
Reason for Ranking: This resort was a tough one to place. Although it’s a monorail resort and it is receiving some upgraded rooms, There isn’t much here in terms of “wow” factor. It is however one of the most unique hotels which gave it multiple points placing it 4th place on our Walt Disney World resorts ranked 2025 list. If this hotel is home to anything, its views. Views from the outside where you can gaze up at its A-Framed structure. Views from the inside with its vast open center and a monorail passing through. Everything about this hotel is eye candy. The most visually appealing aspect here is the views of Magic Kingdom. Specifically at night during the Happily Ever After fireworks performance! Enjoy an indoor showing from the California Grill which pipes in the music of whatever show is being performed that evening.
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Starting Rates: $530 per night
Room Types: Standard & Deluxe Club Level Rooms, 2 Bedroom Suites, Deluxe Studios, & 1 Bedroom Villas
Proximity to Parks: 0.2 miles to EPCOT’s International Gateway
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System & Watercraft Service
Dining Options: Flying Fish, Trattoria al Forno, Big River Grille & Brewing Works, BoardWalk Deli, Pizza Window, AbracadaBar, Leaping Horse Libations, BoardWalk Joe’s Marvelous Margaritas, Belle Vue Lounge, & Funnel Cake Cart.
Reason for Ranking: We’ve made it! Our top 3 for all Disney hotels ranked for 2025! The Disney BoardWalk Inn is the hotel of all hotels. While it’s not our number one pick, it very well could have been. That goes for all top 3 resorts. The Disney BoardWalk Inn is something so unique and special all in its own right. Here you have the BoardWalk itself. Full of restaurants, live entertainment, and various modes of transportation. But our highlight is the International Gateway for EPCOT. Our perfect morning at Disney World is as follows. Morning pastry and coffee from the BoardWalk Bakery and strolling into EPCOT straight to the France Pavilion. For…you guessed it, more pastries!
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Starting Rates: $417 per night
Room Types: Standard & Preferred View Rooms, 1, 2, & 3 Bedroom Villas, Standard & 1, 2 Bedroom Club Level Rooms, & Deluxe Studios
Proximity to Parks: 1.5 miles to Animal Kingdom Park
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System
Dining Options: Jiko, Boma, The Mara, Cape Town Lounge & Wine Bar, Victoria Falls Lounge, Uzima Springs Pool Bar, Sanaa, Sanaa Lounge, & Maji Pool Bar
Reason for Ranking: Another hotel that we feel is truly underrated. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge maybe the best Disney hotel for honeymoon. Simply because it is so secluded. It completely transports you to another continent. From the architecture to the dining options. Africa is all around you. Not to mention the sprawling savanna that the hotel surrounds! If a 14+ hour flight to the real deal isn’t your cup of tea, Disney World has got you covered. Many guests first think of the Grand Floridian when they think of a honeymoon destination. But we would recommend looking into spending time at this fabulous immersive hotel instead!
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Starting Rates: $588 per night
Room Types: Standard & Preferred View Rooms, Standard & 1 Bedroom Suite Club Level Rooms, Deluxe Studios, & Bungalows
Proximity to Parks: 1.6 miles to The Magic Kingdom
Transportation: Disney’s Bus System, Watercraft Service, & Monorail
Dining Options: Barefoot Pool Bar, Capt. Cook’s, Pineapple Lanai, Kona Cafe, Tambu Lounge, ‘Ohana, Oasis Pool Bar, Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto, Trader Sam’s Tiki Terrace, & Kona Island
Reason for Ranking: Here we are! Our number 1 resort in all of Walt Disney World! Now this may come as a surprise to some of you. Especially considering the amount of construction the Polynesian is currently undergoing. But we truly think this hotel is the best of all the categories we are ranking. While also being one of the coolest Disney hotels! The food options are all phenomenal (yes we have tried them all), the immersive theming transports you to the tropical South Pacific. Not the mention the short monorail ride to Magic Kingdom! Not interested in the monorail? It’s also a short walk to the Ferry Boats to Magic Kingdom as well as the EPCOT monorail. The Polynesian Resort is the best Disney resort for transportation. This is also the only resort you can rent a room ON the water in Disney World!
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So what is the best Disney World hotel? For the factors we ranked, it’s Disney’s Polynesian Resort! We did it! This is the complete ranking of the very best Disney World hotels 2025. While some of these hotels could easily be swapped in place with another, we stand by this ranking fully. Not only did we take into account what we listed in the article, but also our experience at each hotel. Now we understand that if you take other things like walkability, tiers, or age into consideration, things may differ. That’s why we have put another list together of some of the overall best Disney World resorts below.
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A: A preferred room at Disney is a guest room that is in a great location. It could be a great view or close to a pool, food area, or bus stop. Preferred rooms are typically a higher price point for the convince of location. If you are debating between a standard room or a preferred room, get the standard room. They’re the same room, they just cost more. The standard rooms aren’t THAT much further from things that make a room preferred.
A: Disney separates their resorts into three distinctive price points. Value Resorts, Moderate Resorts, and Deluxe Resorts. Value resorts are the least expensive resort options. While Deluxe Resorts are the most expensive. Moderate is your middle ground price. But be warned. Most Moderate level hotels at Disney World are MASSIVE. They take up a lot of space and it could take you an additional 15-25 minutes to walk from one end of the resort to the other.
A: One of the best Disney World hotels for teenagers really depends on your teen. Our top choices for teens would be the Yacht & Beach Club, Disney’s Polynesian, and the Contemporary Resort. All three of these resorts offer an array of activities, have location on their side, and amazing food options. They’re all also some of the Disney World hotels top-rated.
A: Yes and No. This depends on what you’re looking for! As we mention in this article, the Walt Disney World resort is massive and getting around can sometimes get a bit tricky. If you’re looking to spend most of your days exploring the Magic Kingdom, a Monorail Resort will be a better option. If you’re looking for more days relaxing and experiencing shopping and dining at Disney, Saratoga Springs is a great option close to Disney Springs. It’s more about the type of vacation you want to have rather than what hotel you stay at!
A: Disney’s Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter is the smallest Disney World resort. It is a Moderate hotel near Disney Springs Area with seven buildings and 1008 rooms making it the smallest Disney hotel.
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