Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World® Resort

Designed to reflect the Spanish Revival architecture of Florida’s golden age, this captivating, 17-story resort soars above a tranquil landscape complete with a fantasy pool complex, lavish guest rooms and suites, an indulgent spa, secluded golf course . . . pure 5-star luxury. Your first glimpse of the lobby is of a multi-story staircase lit with a dramatic “fireworks” chandelier composed of more than 30,000 crystal pieces illuminated by 250 sleeves of LED lights overlooking the resort’s dreamy landscape through massive windows. The low-keyed reception area features tangerine and terracotta-colored mosaic tile flooring, a Disney planning desk, and a children’s area with a touchscreen map of the resort.

No nickel and diming at this resort where there is no resort fee charged. Included are tons of amenities: a complimentary kids camp open 8 hours daily; kids five and under eat free; 24-hour fitness center with select fitness classes; transportation to the four Disney theme parks; spa relaxation areas including a steam room, Jacuzzi, experience shower, and tranquility lounge; Wi-Fi; video game room; and select tennis and golf lessons weekly. Although this is not a Disney-owned resort, there is a Disney Planning Center in the lobby, and guests receive package delivery from the parks. However, charging privileges to your resort account does not extend outside of the Four Seasons, and Disney’s Magical Express is not available when staying here.

A wide variety of exotic outdoor relaxation and seating areas are to be found on the verandahs, around the pool areas, or inside and out at each restaurant. In every shape, size, and color you’ll find contemporary booths, pods, exotic tables, canopied lounges for two, daybeds, kid’s teepees . . . the list goes on. It’s almost a bit silly to rent a private pool cabana given the variety of options, although they are hard to resist.

The Four Seasons is all about keeping the perfect balance while at Disney World. Spend the time you like at the theme parks and then come back to decompress in luxury. Also, an ideal balance while at the resort are plenty of options for all ages, both as a family and individually.

Tour Four Seasons Resort Orlando on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube channel.

  • Four Seasons Orlando entry

    Four Seasons Orlando entry

  • Royal Suite Great Room

    Royal Suite Great Room

  • Royal Suite Great Room

    Royal Suite Great Room

  • Royal Suite Master Bedroom

    Royal Suite Master Bedroom

  • Royal Suite Master Bath

    Royal Suite Master Bath

  • Royal Suite Master Vanity and Closet

    Royal Suite Master Vanity and Closet

  • Royal Suite Master Closet

    Royal Suite Master Closet

  • Royal Suite Media Room

    Royal Suite Media Room

  • Royal Suite office

    Royal Suite office

  • Royal Suite Terrace

    Royal Suite Terrace

  • Royal Suite terrace view, perfect for fireworks viewing

    Royal Suite terrace view, perfect for fireworks viewing

  • Royal Suite terrace view

    Royal Suite terrace view

  • Presidential Suite Great Room

    Presidential Suite Great Room

  • Presidential Suite Master Bedroom

    Presidential Suite Master Bedroom

  • Presidential Suite Master Bath

    Presidential Suite Master Bath

  • Presidential Suite Master closet

    Presidential Suite Master closet

  • Presidential Suite Fitness Room

    Presidential Suite Fitness Room

  • Presidential Suite Terrace with view of Epcot

    Presidential Suite Terrace with view of Epcot

  • Grand Suite

    Grand Suite

  • Grand Suite 14th floor decor living room

    Grand Suite 14th floor decor living room

  • Grand Suite entry

    Grand Suite entry

  • Grand Suite dining area

    Grand Suite dining area

  • Grand Suite 14th floor decor dining room

    Grand Suite 14th floor decor dining room

  • Grand Suite Service Kitchen

    Grand Suite Service Kitchen

  • Grand Suite Bedroom

    Grand Suite Bedroom

  • Grand Suite 14th floor master bedroom decor

    Grand Suite 14th floor master bedroom decor

  • Grand Suite Master Bedroom terrace

    Grand Suite Master Bedroom terrace

  • Grand Suite bath

    Grand Suite bath

  • Grand Suite bath

    Grand Suite bath

  • Grand Suite Shower

    Grand Suite Shower

  • Grand Suite terrace

    Grand Suite terrace

  • The very best sunsets!

    The very best sunsets!

  • Darling kids' amenities

    Darling kids' amenities

  • Park View Room

    Park View Room

  • Park View Room bath

    Park View Room bath

  • Park View room balcony

    Park View room balcony

  • Park View Deluxe Suite

    Park View Deluxe Suite

  • Park View Deluxe Suite

    Park View Deluxe Suite

  • Park View Deluxe Suite

    Park View Deluxe Suite

  • Park View Deluxe Suite

    Park View Deluxe Suite

  • Park View Deluxe Suite

    Park View Deluxe Suite

  • Lake View Deluxe Suite

    Lake View Deluxe Suite

  • Lake View Deluxe Suite bedroom

    Lake View Deluxe Suite bedroom

  • Lake and Park View Deluxe Suite Bath

    Lake and Park View Deluxe Suite Bath

  • Lake and Park View Deluxe Suite terrace

    Lake and Park View Deluxe Suite terrace

  • Lake View Suite Living Area

    Lake View Suite Living Area

  • Golden Oak View Suite Living Area

    Golden Oak View Suite Living Area

  • Golden Oak View Suite Bedroom

    Golden Oak View Suite Bedroom

  • Golden Oak View

    Golden Oak View

  • Gorgeous outdoor areas are in abundance

    Gorgeous outdoor areas are in abundance

  • Family Pool cabanas

    Family Pool cabanas

  • Orlando's very best pool complex

    Orlando's very best pool complex

  • Lazy River

    Lazy River

  • The Oasis adult pool

    The Oasis adult pool

  • Explorer Island Splash Zone

    Explorer Island Splash Zone

  • Love the creative places to relax around the Lazy River!

    Love the creative places to relax around the Lazy River!

  • Four Seasons Kids For All Seasons club

    Four Seasons Kids For All Seasons club

  • How darling are these cabanas at Four Seasons Kids For All Seasons club?

    How darling are these cabanas at Four Seasons Kids For All Seasons club?

  • The Hideout family hangout

    The Hideout family hangout

  • Spa relaxation room

    Spa relaxation room

  • Spa relaxation room

    Spa relaxation room

  • Lovely post-treatment option

    Lovely post-treatment option

  • Post-treatment bliss

    Post-treatment bliss

ACCOMMODATIONS

GUEST ROOMS

Offering the most stunning décor in all of Orlando, a soothing palette of dove gray, canary yellow, and loads of soft white is in the guest room hallways, while inside is one of two color schemes: aquamarine/chocolate or tangerine/taupe. Walls are done in creamy textured paper, while carpeting is taupe and cream patterned.Enjoy the workspace of a round, black-glass desk/dining table and two navy chairs, while atop the white multi-drawer bureau is a large LED-screen television.

Rooms with a king bed come with a king cream-colored chenille sleeper sofa and coffee table; those with two queen beds do not. Beds, encircled by an accent wall composed of contemporary woodblocks, are the most comfortable in Orlando. Each offers gorgeous white bedside tables inlaid with silver. An alcove holds your laptop-size electronic safe and a Nespresso espresso machine.

Super room amenities include a Bose Soundlink Bluetooth Speaker, full coffee setup with a Nespresso machine, Bodum teapot, a small refrigerator, complimentary standard Internet, two-line telephone, and CD clock radio. You’ll love the high-tech IPad LaunchPort used for a variety of services: in-room dining, ice request, housekeeping, valet parking, airline check-in with boarding passes delivered to your room, concierge requests, wakeup calls, luggage assistance, stock your minibar, or send a postcard. There’s even complimentary access to over 2,000 digital newspapers and magazines. Impressive! Also impressive are the sizeable, deep balconies (3rd-floor balconies being the deepest) with comfortable seating and limestone balustrades—even wine-by-the-glass dispensers with a choice of one white and one red for $16 per glass.

Enter the bathroom from an oversized open closet where you’ll find more drawer space, a clothes hamper, iron and ironing. Luxe baths have honed marble floors and walls, a large soaking tub, a frosted-glass shower with dual heads, double sinks, scale, Ateleir Pomélo Paradis toiletries, thick terrycloth robes and plush towels, lighted makeup mirror, and an in-mirror TV. Separated by a frosted glass door is a WC area.

Room choices are: Four Seasons Rooms, the lead-in category, which are a great price but offering an obstructed view from their perch on the lowest floors in the front of the resort; Golden Oak View Rooms, also on the front of the resort, with views of the parking lot, and the Golden Oak residential area; Lake View Rooms on the 2nd to the 5th floors on the backside of the resort overlooking the golf course, lake, and pool; or Park View Rooms, also on the backside of the resort, with sweeping views of the resort and outward to the Disney parks and the Magic Kingdom fireworks.

While many of the standard rooms connect, many also offer an outdoor interconnecting hallway, very European in style. Also on request are children’s amenities such as a Diaper Genie, monitors, bottles, child-sized bathrobes, swim diapers, items to childproof guest rooms, high chairs, playpens, and toys. View Four Seasons Orlando’s Park View room on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube channel.

SUITES

Golden Oak View and Park View Suites with 825 square feet vary mostly only in view and a slightly different room configurations. In the living room are a queen-size sleeper sofa, easy chair, coffee table, desk, and TV. There are two balconies in the Golden Oak View Suites (one off the living area with a table for four, and the other off of the bedroom), but instead, one large balcony in the Park View Suites accessible from either the bedroom or living room. An additional full bath sits off the entry hall with a shower and a single sink. In the bedroom are a king bed, two bedside tables, bureau, TV, and large walk-in closet (two easy chairs and an ottoman are also in the Park View Suite bedroom). The bath is the same as a standard size guest room. These can become two-bedroom suites connecting to a standard guest room with either a king or two double beds. View Four Seasons Orlando’s Golden Oak View Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge Youtube channel.

Lake View Deluxe Suites (4th and 5th floor) come with 1,000 square feet; the additional space is in the entry hall and the living area with room for a larger dining table for four. In the living area are a queen sleeper sofa, two easy chairs, an oversized square leather coffee table, desk, and large credenza with a huge TV. An additional full bath sits off the entry hall with sparkling ocean blue tile, white marble pedestal sink, and shower. In the bedroom are a king bed with sea blue leather wall headboard reaching to the ceiling, pistachio green accents, two easy chairs, bureau with an additional TV, and two-sided walk-in closets. The stunning bath (honestly, you would never see a bath even remotely like this one except in Presidential category suites at the Disney resorts), accessed through an arched doorway with a mirrored sliding door, comes with an oversized, very dramatic contemporary tub that hangs off a mosaic wall, and double sinks. There is also a large shower and a separate commode area. A balcony extends the length of the suite. This can become a two-bedroom suite connecting to a standard room with either a king or two double beds. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Lake View Deluxe Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel.

Park View Deluxe Suites (6th to 15th floor) were renovated in 2023 with a new sophisticated look in creams and browns. With 1,000 square feet, new wood flooring and area rugs adorn both the living and bedroom areas. The living area offers a sectional queen sleeper sofa with chaise, an easy chair, stacked elongated coffee tables, a round table/desk, and a contemporary credenza with drawer space. Off to the side and over the desk area is a large TV, and for dining is a booth-style table seating four. An additional full bath sits off the entry hall with sparkling ocean blue tile, a white marble pedestal sink, and shower. In the bedroom are a king bed, an oversized curved easy chair sitting in the corner, bureau with an additional TV, and two-sided walk-in closets. The same stunning bath as in the Lake View Deluxe Suites is accessed through an arched doorway with a mirrored sliding door, and comes with an oversized, very dramatic contemporary tub that hangs off a mosaic wall, and double sinks. There is also a large shower and separate commode area. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Park View Deluxe Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

One-bedroom Grand Suites are found on the 14th, 15th, and 16th floors, with twice the living area of the Park View Deluxe Suites. Grand Suites, located on the 14th, 15th, and 16th floors, with twice the living area of the Park View Deluxe Suites. The entry hall offers a grand welcome with marble mosaic tile flooring and a very contemporary half bath with a cylindrical sink and stunning marble patterned wall. I love the striking wood patterned ceiling in the spacious living area as well as its modern black and white carpeting, oversized dove gray sectional sofa with kiwi green accents, and two white leather Mid-Century modern, Barcelona-style chairs, all seating up to 10 people. An oversized TV sits on a credenza, and in an alcove, you’ll find a desk and chair. The dining table seats eight, and the adjacent wet bar holds a small refrigerator and counter seating for two. Just off the wet bar is a great service pantry with a Sub-Zero under-counter refrigerator, Miele coffee machine, microwave, another sink, and a nice assortment of cups, plates, wine glasses, flatware, etc. The suite boasts two deep balconies, one running the length of the living room, where we spent many a relaxing hour enjoying the views of the resort’s pool, golf course, and the Magic Kingdom’s nightly fireworks display. My last stay in a 14th-floor Grand Suite was quite a surprise when I found a different decor, this one with a color scheme in a dove gray/lilac mix that is quite pleasing with massive crystal chandeliers in the dining and living room areas and touches of purple glassware throughout. The bedroom is more of a neutral tone with a cream leather headboard in lieu of the black and white backdrop. Tour the 14th-floor Four Seasons Orlando Grand Suite on the Glass Slipper Conicerge YouTube Channel.

Extra luxury touches include a Bose sound system, motorized touch drapery, and a touch lighting system. And, as in all guest rooms, is an IPad LaunchPort used for a variety of services: in-room dining, ice request, housekeeping, valet parking, concierge requests, wakeup calls, luggage assistance, stock your minibar, and more. We enjoyed ordering room service from the easy-to-use menu, even ordering up our breakfast the night before and setting the exact time we wanted it delivered.

The master bedroom’s cushy king bed is adorned with an accent wall in a black and white floral pattern, and at its foot is a black leather bench. You’ll also find a desk, a white easy chair, and another balcony. The bedroom’s two-sided walk-in closet is a luxury, one side for hanging and the other with loads of drawer space. The first thing you can’t help but notice as you enter the spacious master bath is the gorgeous freestanding tub behind which is a sparkling tile mural in black and white floral. Also expect dual Carrera marble vanities—one with a very convenient high vanity stool and makeup mirror, and both with an in-mirror television—oversized shower with multiple high-power shower heads (hand-held, rainfall, and two body spray panels), and a separate room with a bidet and toilet.

While the Grand Suite boasts 1700 square feet, up to four additional connecting bedrooms can make this a 5-bedroom suite. Tour the 2-bedroom 15th-floor Grand Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

Now, for the ultimate in luxury, consider a suite on the hotel’s covetable 16th floor, serious splurge territory. Here you can make a top-floor buyout, the ultimate resort experience for extended families and friends, which includes the nine-bedroom Royal Suite with three living rooms, the four-bedroom Presidential Suite, and eight separate guest rooms beyond these suites.

The one-bedroom Presidential Suite with 2,750 square feet connects to four bedrooms, including one Grand Suite. Cream chenille and beige contemporary furnishings and walnut hardwood flooring abound throughout the suite’s massive great room. Under vaulted ceilings are two living areas, a dining area, and two wall-mounted gas fireplaces. In one living area are a sectional sofa and easy chair centered around a leather coffee table. Centered in the room is an Asian-style area rug topped with six occasional chairs and a sofa with peach accents and double glass coffee tables. The dining area holds a dark wood table seating eight in cream-colored leather chairs, and the adjoining bar has two Sub-Zero wine coolers. A Bose sound system and motorized drapery add to the luxury. A small fitness room with a Peleton bike and an elliptical machine is just off the dining room as well as a service kitchen with a small oven, under-counter refrigerators, sink, and Miele coffee machine. Surrounding the entire great room is an 800-square-foot terrace with plenty of seating, a dining table, and potted palms. Views are of Spaceship Earth, the golf course, the pools, and miles of the surrounding area on one side and, on the other, a Magic Kingdom fireworks view.

The Presidential’s master bedroom has a silver accent wall with crystal sconces, a king bed facing outward to the view, two soft gray chenille easy chairs with ottoman, and shimmery drapery studded with crystals. And best of all is the media screen and projector, concealed in the ceiling, dropping down electronically for viewing. The master bath sparkles with tile and glass mosaic flooring, a freestanding tub in front of a picture window overlooking the bedroom’s private balcony, two vanities, each with a slanted sink basin built into white marble, in-mirror TVs, massive dual-head marble shower, and separate toilet area. Separating the bath and the bedroom is a marvelous closet room with leather seating, tons of drawer and hanging space, and a large mirrored vanity. While the Presidential Suite is number 1601, it connects off the entry hall to room numbers 1608 and 1610 to form a 3-bedroom suite with single entry; both guestrooms are a standard size, one with an accessible bath. There is also a half bath off the main entry hall with Toto Washlet. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Presidential Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

The Royal Suite offers a more masculine feel with a creamy taupe and truffle palette complete with plenty of shimmering accents in its 3,300 square feet. The suite’s entry, off which you’ll find a half bath, features an espresso granite and French blue limestone patterned floor with white Venetian plastered walls. Two captivating crystal chandeliers survey the great room below, flanked by two gas fireplaces surrounded in granite and black mosaic glass. Very reminiscent in size and amenities as the Presidential, here are two living areas and a dining area seating ten. Sectional rugs in taupe and cream tones warm up the espresso marble flooring, and the ice-blue silk drapery adds a shining touch. There is also a separate office with a sofa and desk, bar with two Sub-Zero wine refrigerators, and a service kitchen. The big bonus is a media room with a giant-size screen, sound-absorbing metal panels, an oversized sectional sofa, silk and wool hand-knotted carpeting, and easy chair. The master bedroom and bath offer the same layout as the Presidential but with silver and black tones with an accent wall of ebony and starburst-patterned crystal. The suite’s terrace at 1,000 square feet lends itself to the perfect impromptu cocktail party, offering an intoxicating view of the Magic Kingdom fireworks, golf course, and resort pools from the 8-person outdoor dining table and a slew of sofas and chairs. The Royal Suite connects to enough bedrooms, two of which are Grand Suites, to create a 9-bedroom penthouse residence if so desired. Tour the Four Seasons Orlando Royal Suite on the Glass Slipper Concierge YouTube Channel!

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