Cheap place to stay?

[Pooh]

I really need your help. We're on a tight budget but have already promised the little one a vacation at WDW this summer. The plan includes 5 adults and one child. We are looking for the cheapest way to spend 5 days 4 nights in WDW, starting on July 1st. I think that if I purchase 6 4-day passes and separate hotel deal, it would be cheaper. Do you know a good place with free shuttle to WDW? TYIA.

 

[BenS]

Well, if you want to stay on property, any of the all-stars. But if you want to stay off-property, gosh, where to start?

 

[GalacticGobbler]

How cheap does it need to be?

 

[Pooh]

The cheaper the better of course. The best deals I found so far are $35/room so I need two rooms, $60 if I want to put everyone in a room, and $100 for a 3-rooms home without free shuttle. Are they low enough? I've never stay in Orlando before so I don't know what kind of price I should be expecting. I've stayed at Las Vegas, and they have very good deals over there.

 

[StarMichael]

I´ve been planning on our trip (maybe december -03) too. I found this homepage, you might want to check out.

http://www.condolodge.com/home.html

I´ve never stayed in Condo Lodge. So maybe someone else might have more info about it.

I´ve been 4 times to Orlando and you should have no problems finding hotel rates around 30$/night (without taxes)
Try Days Inn for example.

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

The Travelodge in Kissimee is offering a suite for $43.56 per night.
The Leisure Resort in Orlando is offering a suite for $68.97 a night.
Best Western and Comfort Suites also offer prices under $100 a night.

Pam

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

Try this web site for hotel listings www.internationaldriveorlando.com

 

[Pooh]

Thank you so much everyone!

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

You're Welcome!

Pam

 

[no2apprentice]

Don't know if you've considered this, but one of the minor advantages to two separate rooms is two bathrooms. Nice to have in the mornings. Good luck with your quest.