Coronado Springs...

[PirateJessica20]

Has anyone visited the Coronado Springs resort recently? How is it?

 

[Tomcat47]

Just stayed there in December with wife , cousin and friend. We loved it CM's very nice and helpful. Pool is great with a nice hottub. Pepper Market food court was great for breakfast and the lounge was fun. Looks beautiful at night. Just recomend getting room near main building or you will have a hike around the pond. We would definatly stay their again.

 

[parker kim]

Stayed here in oct. Just a beautiful place. This place would be perfect except for the food at the pepper market (did not eat at other place). Ate here 4 xs so was trying to opened minded but breakfast seemed o.k. but no seasoning and nothing great. Dinner was hard to find anything my 8 and 14 years old was that happy with. but I had the wet burrito and I really liked it. We like the food at the allstar much better than here go figure. Oh the food at the pool was real good the nachos were excellent. the busses worked great the pool was great we rode one of those 4 person bikes so much fun. beside the food issue I liked it better here than cairabean beach resort Thought it was much more pretty. HOpe this helps

 

[RonAnnArbor]

I've stayed here once, but much prefer the Port Orleans resorts -- CS is very pretty, especially at night. If you plan on spending a lot of time at your pool, it is wonderful. But the overall quality of the resort is business class -- in fact, it is WDW's primary convention center hotel with its own Business division. It is the only Disney hotel I have stayed at where I didn't feel the Disney "Magic" -- rather, what you see is a lot of people heading off to the convention center for their meetings, while their families head over to the parks. I don't know how else to describe it. The rooms are clean and large. I tend not to eat at any of the resorts, so I couldn't compare the food - but in general all of the resorts have the same food at the food courts. But to me, the "magic" isn't there at the CS -- it is large, servicable, and secluded. You need to take the busses everywhere unless you have a car. You don't have the wonderful access to the boats to DD for example that you get at the PO resorts or OKW. I guess the best way to describe it is: imagine your typical business hotel plunked down inside Walt Disney World.

 

[optjay]

I've stayed here once, but much prefer the Port Orleans resorts -- CS is very pretty, especially at night. If you plan on spending a lot of time at your pool, it is wonderful. But the overall quality of the resort is business class -- in fact, it is WDW's primary convention center hotel with its own Business division. It is the only Disney hotel I have stayed at where I didn't feel the Disney "Magic" -- rather, what you see is a lot of people heading off to the convention center for their meetings, while their families head over to the parks. I don't know how else to describe it. The rooms are clean and large. I tend not to eat at any of the resorts, so I couldn't compare the food - but in general all of the resorts have the same food at the food courts. But to me, the "magic" isn't there at the CS -- it is large, servicable, and secluded. You need to take the busses everywhere unless you have a car. You don't have the wonderful access to the boats to DD for example that you get at the PO resorts or OKW. I guess the best way to describe it is: imagine your typical business hotel plunked down inside Walt Disney World.

WOW, You hit it right on the head !!! You said it perfectly!!
Also, The Pepper Markets Food is NOT for every one.

 

[PirateJessica20]

Thanks a lot to everyone who replied.

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