Top Lodging in Universal boulevard, Southwest orlando, Orlando, Orange county, Florida, United states

The Point Hotel & Suites

Address: 7389 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA

“From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed! We arrived late at night. The nice lady at the front desk was very pleasant and inviting. She asked us which side of the hotel we would like for the balcony view. I told her we were only here for the one night and leaving early in the morning so we had no preference on the view. Regardless, she gave us the city view which is beautiful. The hotel lobby and room were fantastic! We had a very clean room. We booked the 1 queen bed with a spa bath. It was smaller than we were expecting, but was wonderful. The only two downsides to this hotel are the thin walls and the cheap shower head. The shower, spa tub and everything was beautiful, however, and I would definitely stay here again!”

Hotlando

Address: 7299 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA

Loews Portofino Bay Hotel at Universal Orlando

Address: 5601 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA

“It is such a dream location to stay. Situated at a prime location in Orlando, Florida, this resort is of top standard with lots of amenities. Big luxurious rooms, lots of pools, beaches, harbour, great infrastructure and nice people. It has a very pleasant climate. Resort crew is very polite and helpful. Food is good. You will definitely cherish each and every moment here.”

Best Western Orlando Gateway Hotel

Address: 7299 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA

“Best hotel ever! Staff was very nice. The hot tub and pool were very nice too. I enjoyed the breakfast buffet! I highly recommend this hotel”

Teen Challenge

Address: 7299 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA

Hard Rock Hotel at Universal Orlando

Address: 5800 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA

“I think the rooms are over priced. I get you're staying in the park, but the amenities are not impressive. Ive paid $153 a night at a Hampton inn and had nicer more modern stuff. Our bathroom had a shower curtain instead of a sliding glass door. It has a single sink pedestal instead of a sink with a counter. I can't tell you the last time I saw a shower curtain in a hotel that cost this much. My mother in laws room cost $950 a night and she still had to buy park passes. The website is very confusing when purchasing things. Also, for as much money as we spent, we still had to pay for parking. Self parking is $24 a day and valet is $33 a day. The room is nice but it could be a little cheaper with free valet or free self parking.”