Walt Disney World Resorts: All 24 Hotels Compared

Every on-property hotel — what it costs, how you get to the parks, and what's worth eating once you're there.

Dining counts and availability data come from RopeDrop's live restaurant catalog and reservation-availability tracking.

Quick answer

Walt Disney World resort hotels run about Value $120–$300, Moderate $270–$500, Deluxe $450–$1,400, Deluxe Villa (DVC) $400–$950 per night (typical rack-rate bands). The cheapest is Disney's All-Star Movies Resort from $120; the priciest is Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa at up to $1,400.

Data updated June 12, 2026 · Price bands: RopeDrop's curated typical nightly rates

Nightly Price by Category

Category	Typical rate / night	Cheapest	Priciest
Value (5)	$120–$300	Disney's All-Star Movies Resort from $120	Disney's Pop Century Resort up to $300
Moderate (4)	$270–$500	Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort from $270	Disney's Coronado Springs Resort up to $500
Deluxe (8)	$450–$1,400	Disney's Wilderness Lodge from $450	Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa up to $1,400
Deluxe Villa (DVC) (3)	$400–$950	Disney's Old Key West Resort from $400	Disney's Riviera Resort up to $950

Typical standard-room rack rates; actual prices vary by date, room type and view. Deluxe Villa rooms can also be booked with DVC points.

Value Resorts

Disney's All-Star Movies Resort

Animal Kingdom area · $120–$250/night

Giant Buzz Lightyear, Dalmatians, and Fantasia courtyards at Disney's entry price point.

Bus 2 dining spots

Disney's All-Star Music Resort

Animal Kingdom area · $120–$260/night

The All-Star with family suites — giant guitars, a calypso pool, and the cheapest way to sleep six on property.

Bus 2 dining spots

Disney's All-Star Sports Resort

Animal Kingdom area · $120–$250/night

The original 1994 value resort — stadium-sized sports icons and the trio's first bus stop.

Bus 2 dining spots

Disney's Art of Animation Resort

EPCOT area · $180–$520/night (suites)

Disney's most immersive value resort — family suites for six, the Big Blue Pool, and a Skyliner ride to two parks.

Bus · Skyliner 2 dining spots

Disney's Pop Century Resort

EPCOT area · $140–$300/night

The best-value Skyliner address at Walt Disney World — decade-themed kitsch, renovated rooms, and gondolas to two parks.

Bus · Skyliner 2 dining spots

Moderate Resorts

Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort

EPCOT area · $270–$470/night

Island-village moderate wrapped around a 45-acre lake — and the hub of the Skyliner, with gondolas to two parks.

Bus · Internal shuttle · Skyliner 5 dining spots

Disney's Coronado Springs Resort

Animal Kingdom area · $280–$500/night

The moderate that drinks like a deluxe — Gran Destino Tower, a rooftop restaurant, and a lakeside bar in the middle of Lago Dorado.

Bus · Internal walkways & bridge 10 dining spots

Disney's Port Orleans Resort – French Quarter

Disney Springs area · $280–$480/night

New Orleans in miniature — the smallest, coziest moderate, with real beignets and a riverboat to Disney Springs.

Boat · Bus · Walk 4 dining spots

Disney's Port Orleans Resort – Riverside

Disney Springs area · $280–$490/night

Steamboat-era Louisiana along the Sassagoula — mansion and bayou lodgings, Ol' Man Island, and carriage rides at dusk.

Boat · Bus · Walk 4 dining spots

Deluxe Resorts

Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge

Animal Kingdom area · $450–$950/night

Wake up to giraffes outside your balcony — an African savanna lodge with the best restaurant trio of any Disney resort.

Bus 10 dining spots

Disney's Beach Club Resort

EPCOT area · $550–$1,000/night

New England seaside theming a five-minute walk from EPCOT's back door — with Stormalong Bay, the best pool at Walt Disney World.

Boat · Bus · Skyliner · Walk 5 dining spots

Disney's BoardWalk Inn

EPCOT area · $550–$1,050/night

Sleep above a 1920s Atlantic boardwalk — dinner, bars, and street performers downstairs, EPCOT a ten-minute stroll away.

Boat · Bus · Walk 15 dining spots

Disney's Contemporary Resort

Magic Kingdom area · $550–$1,100/night

The A-frame icon a 10-minute walk from Magic Kingdom, with the monorail gliding through its Grand Canyon Concourse.

Boat · Bus · Monorail · Walk 9 dining spots

Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

Magic Kingdom area · $700–$1,400/night

The Victorian flagship of Walt Disney World — white gingerbread, a lobby orchestra, Victoria & Albert's, and a walkway straight to Magic Kingdom.

Boat · Bus · Monorail · Walk 16 dining spots

Disney's Polynesian Village Resort

Magic Kingdom area · $600–$1,200/night

South Seas theming on the monorail loop since 1971 — Dole Whips, the lava pool, 'Ohana, and a beach pointed straight at the castle fireworks.

Boat · Bus · Monorail · Walk 13 dining spots

Disney's Wilderness Lodge

Magic Kingdom area · $450–$900/night

A national-park lodge ten minutes by boat from Magic Kingdom — totem poles, a geyser, and the best deluxe value in the MK area.

Boat · Bus 5 dining spots

Disney's Yacht Club Resort

EPCOT area · $550–$1,000/night

The Beach Club's gray-shingled, slightly more grown-up twin — same EPCOT walk, same Stormalong Bay, steakhouse included.

Boat · Bus · Walk 5 dining spots

Deluxe Villa (DVC) Resorts

Disney's Old Key West Resort

Disney Springs area · $400–$800/night (or DVC points)

The original Disney Vacation Club — Key West pastels, the biggest villas in the system, and conch fritters at Olivia's.

Boat · Bus 4 dining spots

Disney's Riviera Resort

EPCOT area · $500–$950/night (or DVC points)

Disney's European Riviera — the newest DVC flagship, with a rooftop character breakfast and its own Skyliner station to two parks.

Bus · Skyliner 4 dining spots

Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa

Disney Springs area · $400–$850/night (or DVC points)

Victorian sasprings-town DVC across the lake from Disney Springs — walk to dinner, golf on site, treehouses in the woods.

Boat · Bus · Walk 7 dining spots

Other On-Property Hotels

The Campsites & Cabins at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort

Magic Kingdom area · Campsites from ~$130/night; cabins $450+

750 wooded acres of campsites and cabins on Bay Lake — home of Hoop-Dee-Doo, golf carts, and the most relaxed version of Disney World.

Boat · Bus 5 dining spots

Walt Disney World Dolphin

EPCOT area · $300–$550/night (Marriott)

The Swan's bigger sibling — 1,500 rooms, serious restaurants, and the same walk-to-EPCOT location at Marriott prices.

Boat · Bus · Walk 11 dining spots

Walt Disney World Swan

EPCOT area · $300–$550/night (Marriott)

Michael Graves' swan-topped Marriott on Crescent Lake — Disney location and perks at Bonvoy prices.

Boat · Bus · Walk 8 dining spots

Walt Disney World Swan Reserve

EPCOT area · $350–$600/night (Marriott)

The boutique 2021 tower of the Swan & Dolphin campus — smaller, quieter, newer, with the same Crescent Lake perks.

Boat · Bus · Walk 4 dining spots

Picking by commute? Walking and monorail beat buses every time. See which parks you'll visit most, then check each resort's transportation list — or let the trip-planning timeline walk you through the whole booking order.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a Walt Disney World hotel cost per night?

Typical nightly rates by category: Value $120–$300; Moderate $270–$500; Deluxe $450–$1,400; Deluxe Villa (DVC) $400–$950. Rates vary by date, room type and view.

What is the cheapest Walt Disney World resort?

Disney's All-Star Movies Resort is the cheapest on-property option we list, from about $120 per night.

What is the most expensive Walt Disney World resort?

Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa is the most expensive, at up to about $1,400 per night for standard rooms.

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