Popular Hotel Destinations
Orlando is the heart of it all — theme parks, shopping, sunshine, the lot. It’s where families make memories, couples come for a fun break, and, honestly, where the phrase “theme park energy” was probably invented. Whether you want to be right in the action or stay somewhere a bit calmer with a shuttle to the parks, you’ll find it here.
If you're doing Disney, you might as well go all in. Staying on-site means extra perks, less travel time, and a lot more magic — even if you're just grabbing breakfast. These hotels put you right in the middle of it, from princess breakfasts to fireworks outside your window. And yes, the theming is unapologetically brilliant.
There’s something about staying close to Universal that just makes your days easier — and longer (in the best way). Whether you’re here for Harry Potter, water rides, or just good food and city vibes, these hotels are perfect for a theme-park-heavy stay. Plus, you usually get early park entry. Just saying.
Think soft white sand, warm water, and a totally different pace from Orlando. The Gulf Coast is where you go to switch off properly. You’ll find beachfront resorts, low-key apartments, and a few surprise spots that feel more Caribbean than Florida. Ideal for families, couples, or anyone in need of a proper reset.
The east coast of Florida (yep, that includes places like Fort Lauderdale and West Palm) brings sunshine and a bit of glamour. It’s more chilled than Miami, but still has that polished edge. Great beaches, great food, and a laid-back mix of boutique hotels and beachfront names you’ll recognise.
Miami’s got its own vibe — you’ll feel it straight away. Big hotels, bold architecture, beach clubs, Cuban coffee on every corner. Whether you’re staying in South Beach or exploring Wynwood or Brickell, there’s no shortage of choice. Expect high style, palm trees, and maybe a rooftop bar or two.
The drive down to the Keys feels like part of the holiday. But it’s once you’re there — on island time — that things really slow down. These hotels are all about charm, views, and being near the water. Think hammock naps, sunset cocktails, and actual peace. It's a bit of a world away, in the best possible way.
