Four Seasons Resort Orlando

Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort offers something no Disney-owned resort can quite match: a true five-star resort experience within the gates of Walt Disney World. Set within the private Golden Oak community, it brings Four Seasons service, exceptional dining, a remarkable pool complex, and some of the most impressive guest rooms and suites in Orlando to a Disney vacation.

Designed in the Spanish Revival style, the 17-story resort makes a striking first impression. A dramatic staircase rises beneath the lobby’s “fireworks” chandelier, created from more than 30,000 crystal pieces illuminated by hundreds of LED lights. Massive windows frame the gardens and pools beyond, while terracotta and tangerine mosaic flooring brings warmth and color to the arrival.

The five-acre Explorer Island water park has a lazy river, family pool, waterslides, and children’s splash area, while the adults-only Oasis pool offers a quieter retreat. The resort also includes a complimentary kids camp, an expansive spa, golf course, tennis and fitness facilities, and restaurants ranging from the family-friendly Ravello to rooftop dining and nightly fireworks views at Capa.

Four Seasons does not offer a Club Level. Its luxury comes through attentive service, exceptional facilities, beautiful accommodations, and the ability to enjoy Disney without giving up the pleasures of a true resort. It is particularly appealing to families who want as much from the hotel as they do from the theme parks. 

As a Four Seasons Preferred Partner, Glass Slipper Concierge offers additional amenities when eligible rates are reserved through our agency, including daily breakfast, a resort credit, and priority consideration for an upgrade, early check-in, and late checkout. Benefits vary by reservation, and upgrades and preferred arrival or departure times are subject to availability. Tour Four Seasons Resort Orlando on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube channel.

Accommodations

Guest Rooms

At 500 square feet, Four Seasons Orlando guest rooms are among the largest standard rooms at Walt Disney World. The décor is contemporary and light, with creamy textured walls, taupe-and-cream carpeting, and crisp white bedding. A round black-glass table serves as both a desk and dining table, while a large television sits above a multi-drawer bureau.

Rooms offer either one king bed or two queen beds. King rooms also include a queen-size sleeper sofa and coffee table, while rooms with two queens do not. Contemporary woodblock accent walls frame the beds, and silver-inlaid bedside tables add a glamorous touch. A Nespresso machine, Bose Bluetooth speaker, refrigerator, electronic safe, twice-daily housekeeping, and 24-hour in-room dining are among the amenities.

The marble bathroom is reached through an oversized open closet with generous drawer and hanging space. Inside are two sinks, a deep soaking tub, a separate glass-enclosed shower, thick robes, a lighted makeup mirror, and an in-mirror television. The toilet is enclosed behind a frosted-glass door.

Every room has a deep balcony or terrace. Resort Rooms occupy lower floors near the front of the hotel and may have obstructed views. Golden Oak View Rooms also face the front of the resort, overlooking the Golden Oak residential community. Lake View Rooms overlook the golf course, lake, and pools, while Park View Rooms occupy higher floors and offer the resort’s most desirable outlook, including nightly views of Walt Disney World fireworks. View Four Seasons Orlando’s Park View room on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube channel.

Suites

Golden Oak View and Park View Suites

Golden Oak View and Park View Suites each offer 825 square feet, with a separate living room, king bedroom, and two full bathrooms. The living room has a queen-size sleeper sofa, an upholstered chair, a desk, a television, and room to relax away from the bedroom.

The view and balcony configuration distinguish the two categories. Golden Oak View Suites have two balconies, including one off the living room with a table for four and another adjoining the bedroom. Park View Suites have one large balcony accessible from both rooms, with views across the resort toward the Walt Disney World parks and nightly fireworks.

The bedroom includes a king bed, large walk-in closet, bureau, and television. Park View Suites add two upholstered chairs and an ottoman. A second full bathroom with a shower is located near the entry, while the primary bathroom has the same marble, soaking tub, separate shower, and double-sink layout found in the guest rooms. Either suite can connect with an additional guest room to create a two-bedroom configuration.

Lake View Deluxe Suites

Lake View Deluxe Suites occupy the fourth and fifth floors and offer 1,000 square feet, with views across the resort’s lake, pools, and golf course. The additional room is immediately noticeable in the living and dining area, where a queen-size sleeper sofa, two upholstered chairs, an oversized leather coffee table, and a dining table for four create a generous setting for a longer stay. A desk and large credenza with a television complete the room.

The king bedroom is striking, with a sea-blue leather headboard extending toward the ceiling, pistachio-green accents, two comfortable chairs, and a bureau with a second television. A walk-through closet provides storage on both sides and leads toward the primary bathroom.

The bathroom is the star of the suite. An arched doorway with a mirrored sliding door opens to an oversized contemporary soaking tub set against a mosaic wall, along with two sinks, a large separate shower, and an enclosed toilet. A second full bathroom near the entry has a shower, ocean-blue tile, and a white marble pedestal sink. A furnished balcony extends the length of the suite, and a connecting guest room can be added to create a two-bedroom configuration. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Lake View Deluxe Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel.

Park View Deluxe Suites

Park View Deluxe Suites occupy the sixth through fifteenth floors and combine 1,000 square feet with views toward the resort’s pools, lakes, woodlands, and nightly Walt Disney World fireworks. They feature a light, contemporary look in creams and warm browns, with wood flooring and area rugs throughout the living room and bedroom. The living room has a queen-size sectional sleeper sofa with a chaise, an upholstered chair, elongated coffee tables, a round desk, and a contemporary credenza beneath the television. A booth-style dining table seats four. Near the entry is a second full bathroom finished with ocean-blue tile, a white marble pedestal sink, and a shower.

In the bedroom, a king bed is joined by a curved lounge chair, a bureau with a second television, and a walk-through closet with storage on both sides. The primary bathroom follows the dramatic Lake View Deluxe Suite design, with an oversized soaking tub set against a mosaic wall, two sinks, a large separate shower, and an enclosed toilet. A furnished terrace completes the suite. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Park View Deluxe Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

Grand Suites

The 1,700-square-foot Grand Suites occupy the fourteenth through sixteenth floors and have twice the living area of a Park View Deluxe Suite. The marble-mosaic entry opens to a contemporary half bathroom and an expansive living room with a striking patterned ceiling. One décor scheme combines black-and-white carpeting, an oversized dove-gray sectional with kiwi-green accents, and white leather Mid-Century modern, Barcelona-style chairs. Another, which I encountered during a stay on the fourteenth floor, is softer and more glamorous, with dove gray and lilac, large crystal chandeliers, purple glassware, and a cream leather headboard in the bedroom.

The living room seats up to ten guests, with a large television above a credenza and a desk tucked into an alcove. A dining table seats eight, while the adjoining wet bar has counter seating for two and a small refrigerator. Behind it is a service pantry with a Sub-Zero refrigerator, Miele coffee machine, microwave, sink, dinnerware, and glassware.

Two deep balconies overlook the pools, golf course, and nightly Magic Kingdom fireworks. The bedroom has a king bed, desk, lounge chair, private balcony, and walk-through closet with generous hanging and drawer space. In the marble bathroom, a freestanding tub sits against a sparkling black-and-white floral mosaic wall. Two vanities include an in-mirror television, and the oversized shower has rainfall, handheld, and body-spray fixtures. The toilet and bidet are enclosed separately.

Motorized draperies, touch lighting, and a Bose sound system complete the suite. Up to four connecting guest rooms can be added, creating a five-bedroom configuration. Tour the 2-bedroom 15th-floor Grand Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

Presidential Suite

The 2,750-square-foot Presidential Suite commands one side of the sixteenth floor, with views toward EPCOT, the golf course, the pools, and nightly fireworks. Cream chenille, beige furnishings, walnut flooring, and soaring ceilings give the great room a warm contemporary look. Two living areas, a dining table for eight, and two gas fireplaces create an impressive setting.

One sitting area has a sectional sofa and upholstered chair centered around a leather coffee table. The second features six occasional chairs and a sofa around double glass tables on a gray-and-cream rug. The adjoining bar has two Sub-Zero wine coolers, while a service kitchen includes an oven, undercounter refrigerators, a sink, and a Miele coffee machine. A private fitness room with a Peloton bike and elliptical machine is tucked just off the dining room. An 800-square-foot wraparound terrace surrounds the great room, with outdoor seating, a dining table, and potted palms. Views extend toward Spaceship Earth, the golf course, and the resort pools on one side, with Magic Kingdom fireworks visible from the other.

In the bedroom, a king bed faces the view beneath a silver accent wall with crystal sconces. Two chenille chairs with an ottoman, crystal-studded draperies, and a ceiling-concealed projector and screen complete the room. The marble bathroom has a freestanding tub positioned before a picture window, two vanities with in-mirror televisions, a large dual-head shower, and an enclosed toilet. Between the bathroom and bedroom is an extraordinary dressing room with leather seating, extensive storage, and a large mirrored vanity.

While the Presidential Suite is number 1601, it connects to room numbers 1608 and 1610 off the entry hall to form a 3-bedroom suite with a single entry; both guestrooms are standard size, with one accessible bath. A half bath is also off the main entry hall. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Presidential Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

Royal Suite

The 3,300-square-foot Royal Suite is the largest suite at Four Seasons Resort Orlando and has a darker, more dramatic character than the Presidential Suite. Creamy taupe and truffle tones are joined by espresso marble, French blue limestone, white Venetian plaster, ice-blue silk draperies, and glittering crystal accents. Two crystal chandeliers hang above the great room, where a pair of gas fireplaces is framed in granite and black mosaic glass.

Two living areas provide abundant seating, while the dining area seats eight. The suite also has a separate office with a sofa and desk, a bar with two Sub-Zero wine coolers, and a service kitchen. Its private media room is one of its defining features, with an oversized sectional, large screen, sound-absorbing wall panels, and hand-knotted silk-and-wool carpeting.

The king bedroom continues the silver-and-black palette with an ebony accent wall detailed in starburst-patterned crystal. The marble bathroom follows the Presidential Suite layout, with a freestanding soaking tub, two vanities, an oversized shower, and an enclosed toilet. A large dressing room provides extensive hanging and drawer space.

Outside, a 1,000-square-foot wraparound terrace has sofas, chairs, and an outdoor dining table for eight, along with views of the golf course, resort pools, and nightly Magic Kingdom fireworks. The Royal Suite can connect to up to eight additional bedrooms, creating a nine-bedroom retreat. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Royal Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel! 

Ultimate Suites Experience and Top-Floor Buyout

For the highest level of privacy, the entire sixteenth floor can be reserved as the 18,040-square-foot Ultimate Suites Experience. The buyout combines the Royal and Presidential Suites, Grand Suites, and connecting guest rooms for 21 bedrooms in a flexible configuration for extended families, private celebrations, or groups traveling together.

Plan Your Four Seasons Orlando Stay

The right room at Four Seasons Orlando can be part of the reason the vacation feels so exceptional. A high-floor Park View room brings the fireworks to your balcony, while the resort’s suites offer everything from extra room for a family to an extraordinary private retreat on the top floor. Glass Slipper Concierge advisors know these accommodations firsthand and can help you find the room, view, and suite configuration that makes the resort experience even more memorable.

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