The cheapest are the four "value" resorts: All-Star Music, Movies, and Sports, and Pop Century. Of the four, I personally like Pop Century a little better because it is newer and has better bus service; however, the rooms and decor and pretty much identical in all of them. Obviously they all have different themes.
The next step up is the "moderate" resorts, which can increase your price quickly. There are more, but they are definitely more expensive, so I would say you will want moderate or value. You can look on Disney's website to explore which hotels have vacancies for your dates.
Disney World has 3 levels of resorts:
1. Deluxe - the most expensive
2. Moderate - price in the middle
3. Value - the cheapest resorts.
Obviously the more expensive you go, the nicer the resort. All the Disney Resorts are still nice though. Pop Century is my favorite value, because it doesn't share buses with other resorts. It also has a larger than life theme with huge pop icons all over the resort. It's very large too, with elaborate pools. The downfalls here are room size, and room quality. The walls are very thin, you can hear everything in the rooms around you. It's also very child friendly, so if you aren't traveling with children, it's not always the best place to stay.
The other moderates I'm not a fan of, and those are the 3 All Star Resorts. They are older than Pop Century, and the themes aren't as elaborate. They are buses between all 3 resorts, so it takes a lot longer to get to the parks via bus. The room size %26amp; quality is the same as Pop, so I'd choose Pop as far as Value Resorts go. They will cost you less $82 a night on average.
If you want to upgrade to a moderate, I still don't think the price is that bad, but the resorts are much nicer. Port Orleans French Quarter or Riverside are just as nice as the Deluxe Resorts, in my opinion, except the rooms are smaller. Those are my choices for moderates. The pools are great, the walking trails %26amp; activities are plenty, and it's beautiful. You can take a ferry straight to downtown Disney, and the bus waits aren't bad at all. The theme is very well done.
Moderates will run you $154 a night. There's almost always discounts out there for rooms in Disney, so if you can get in on those your rooms will be even cheaper. The upgrade to moderate is definitely worth it if you can do it. Keep an eye on this site for up to date discounts: http://www.mousesavers.com. Have fun!What is the best resort to stay at in Disney World Florida?
We found Port Orleans Riverside to be a great value its a moderate resort, rooms weren't huge but were nice size and it has 2 sinks and some rooms have trundle beds if more than 4 in room. It has great eating facilities (Great breakfasts and very quick) and pools to relax in each night if you wish. There is a trout pond . campfire area, game room and large pool area as well as several small ones near each group of rooms. You can rent bikes or boats or take the complimentary boat ride to downtown disney.
Campground at disney have cabin
They will the biggest for the money
Not as fancy as other places
I stayed at Pop Century
It was okay
It was not very big, it was a moderate price hotel
I also stayed at Coronado Springs resort
I like it better than Pop Century, the room was bigger, the food was better
Pool had a slide, she loved it
I have a friend that goes to Caribbean beach resort, she loves it
They both are Moderate resorts
For the luxury resorts
Wildness lodge is the cheapest, have a great pool area
I know several people that stayed there
You will have to boat it over from Magic Kingdom, it's not on the monorail
I heard great things about the Grand Floridian
I have ate at the restaurant with the buffet
It's has cinderella, it's one of the best buffet Disney have
I have friends that love the Animal Kingdom lodge
You have to stay on the way to see the animal
One of my friends could not get her son to the parks, he just wanted to watch the animals
Look for sales
The best one is the one that dinning plan is free
This will save you money, eating at disney is expensive
You could do better outside of Disney
Some hotels have buses to disneyWhat is the best resort to stay at in Disney World Florida?
In the moderate range I like Port Orleans French Quarter. And Riverside is quite beautiful, quaint. Go to allears.net to check out a lot of great pictures for each one to see which one appeals to you most. And keep an eye on the Disney website for when they run deals.
The most expensive one: The Contemporary Resort!
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