Cypress Palms

We're going to Disney World for a few days. There are some good non-Disney hotel packages out there, so we can afford something a little nicer. I really like the two I mentioned.

Gaylord hands on her most recent being the largest resort hotel I've stayed for a couple of times there are so many things to see and do only in the hotel itself.

HRGC is nice too, but if you want something more pleasant Gaylord

I've never stayed at the Gaylord Palms, but I was at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress many times and I love it! I went as a child and I remember enjoying the pool (there are two water slides too small and one larger) and the area for relaxing. Now I am much older, I always go back and enjoy. Room service is great, the rooms are very nice, and the pool is simply amazing. I fully recommend. I do not think you'll regret it. They also have a free shuttle service to Disney World.

I hear Gaylord Palms is superb.

Bever was at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, but Gaylord Palms is beautiful, large pool, probably thinking there. Its amazing.

Marriott Grande Vista is great

Gaylord Palms is impressive, and huge!

Honestly, I would not worry about the hotel room, everything you do is sleep. I stayed at the Hyatt, she was nice, but after, I wish I had stayed at a Clarion cheaper or something because we did was fall into bed every night. Honestly, if you stay in a chain that you will get the same bed.

I highly recommend the Hyatt Grand Cypress. This is a beautiful resort with pool and amazing entertainment. One of my favorites of all time. Checkout their website for photos and info:
http://www.hyattgrandcypress.com

Hyatt Regency Grand is just gorgeous. I've never been to the Gaylord Palms, but led by him and he is certainly impressive from the outside.

Have you ruled out the Disney resorts? It may be a bit more expensive but there are many benefits. We love the resorts as a strong theme's Animal Kingdom Lodge, Port Orleans Riverside, Wilderness Lodge, etc.

You have access to Disney transportation, you can find in the parks, even if they are full, themed swimming pools can be completely wonderful, the service Disney is generally high, so is the atmosphere that really is so much to pay for . For us, it's a big part of the fun and relaxing.

In our guide, Walt Disney World with Disabilities (www.Diz-Abled.com), we talk about numerous benefits for people with health problems staying in Disney resorts.

For us, we think you can find a Hyatt or other non-Disney resort anywhere, but these stations but Disney Theme is a unique experience and well worth the cost.

Stephen Ashley, author of Walt Disney World with Disabilities
www.Diz-Abled.com