Four Seasons Resort Orlando

We stayed here May 2024 and came with another family, to celebrate our daughter’s 3rd birthday! We’d taken her to Disney twice before and loved their branded properties but wanted to try out the FS Orlando as our family and the other family we were traveling with love FS! It did not disappoint. The multiple pools were great for the kids (and parents). Rooms were clean. Housekeeping and in room dining were excellent. Grounds are very lush. The light touches of Disney everywhere are awesome. Our room had a pullout couch at the foot of our bed which worked out perfect. We asked for bed rails which they provided so our daughter couldn’t roll off the bed. Truly a great place to stay if you want to visit the parks for a day or two but also enjoy a relaxing resort as well! Would stay again and again :) Read less

Rating: 10/10 My family and I stayed here in room 814 (a "1 King Bed") for two nights in May 2025. Positives: • They say perfection doesn’t exist—but I’m pretty sure whoever said that hasn’t stayed at the Four Seasons Resort Orlando. If you’re looking for a masterclass in hospitality, this place delivers it with a smile, a cocktail, and a towel folded just right. • The pool setup here isn’t just good—it’s engineered bliss. Multiple pools to suit every mood, from serene adults-only sanctuaries to kid-friendly splash zones and a lazy river that lives up to its name in the best way. We parked ourselves beside it, and with spot-on poolside service never missing a beat, there was zero reason to move. • Staff interactions were nothing short of flawless. From valet to bellhop to server to bartender, every single person we encountered acted like they’d been personally trained by a hospitality deity. Polished, professional, genuinely warm—this is what service at the top should look like. • Our room? Spotless, spacious, and subtly luxurious without the faux-glitz you often find at family-friendly resorts. Every detail was considered, from the bedding to the lighting to a balcony view that offered front-row seats to nightly Disney fireworks without the theme park chaos. And yes, the A/C worked like a charm—because of course it did. • The food scene here punches way above its weight. Ravello served a branzino that might’ve ruined all other branzino for me—perfectly cooked, beautifully presented. The Lobby Bar rescued us after a long Disney day with local IPA, hot tea, and the kind of intuitive service you don’t even know you need until it happens. Lickety Split, their casual café, is a one-stop shop for great espresso, fresh donuts, smoothies, and—because they can—tiny bottled shots. Every venue nailed it, and each felt like it belonged to a much bigger culinary city. • When you combine the level of service, quality of accommodations, food that legitimately impresses, and a design that carefully balances elegance and ease—you expect the bill to sting. But everything felt fairly priced. Not cheap, but appropriate. There’s real value here, which in the world of high-end resorts is almost as rare as quiet children on a plane to Orlando. • After a full day at Disney—dodging crowds, hauling strollers, negotiating snack deals with sugar-crazed children—this resort feels less like a hotel and more like a triage center for exhausted parents. You return broken, sunburned, overstimulated—and then you’re handed a cold drink, wrapped in plush towels, and reminded what adulthood is supposed to feel like. It’s a sanctuary in the truest sense: calm, quiet, beautifully run, and just far enough from the madness to let you recover before doing it all again tomorrow. Negatives: • Try as I might, I couldn’t find a flaw. Not a chipped tile. Not a bad espresso. Not even a lukewarm greeting. This wasn’t just a great stay—it was a blueprint. Four Seasons Orlando isn’t riding on Disney’s coattails. It’s showing them how it’s done. After underwhelming experiences at the Maui and Big Island properties, I had started to question whether the Four Seasons name still meant anything. This stay reminded me that when they get it right, they don’t just meet expectations—they redefine them. Read less

We made Mother’s Day reservations with our family and also took some pictures while waiting on our reservations, a staff member came up to us but not the other family taking pictures and asked why we were there and did we have reservations to be at the property. We assured them we were waiting on our reservations for dinner and we were just taking pictures while we waited. We felt completely singled out and discriminated against. We walked outside and took some pictures outside since we felt embarrassed after what took place inside the hotel and we were approached again by the same staff member asking what time our reservations were and he really didn’t want us taking pictures . Again we felt like we were being singled out and harassed at this point we felt it was best to just cancel our reservations and leave. The way were were harassed and made feel like we did not belong made us so uncomfortable and we will not be booking there again. Read less

PROS: All I can say is WOW, what a beautiful resort. Adult pool is just what we needed, so quiet so peaceful , just lovely surroundings. We also enjoyed the lazy river. Room was beautiful with a huge shower and BATHTUB just made for two and a huge balcony well furnished with a view of the fireworks from Epcot every night. Dine-in room service was so well done with warming trays to keep food piping hot and all the selections were delicious. Elegant dining right in your room. If you like cesar salads they had the best shrimp caesar salad I ever had (the dressing was to die for). We ordered Coffee every morning with croissants that melt in your mouth. Just be prepared to spend at least $100 every morning (a free coffee station is supplied in front of Ravello restaurant) for coffee and croissants and little less than $200 for a dine-in dinner room. The restaurants were also amazing and pricey. We ate at the Lobby Bar, Ravello and PB&G. We did not make it to CAPA however we heard that will really put a dent in your pocket book. CONS: Our second day we went to the pool and came back and room service did not come even though they supply a green light you push to alert them to clean your room. We called them, they came and we had to stay out of the room for at least an hour. I could not go back to the pool due to too much sun so we just had to waste time in the Lobby. Shopping in the two stores was not in my price range. A small dress for my granddaughter cost $260. I also spent $60 on a sleep face mask. Then the remaining days housekeeping knocked on our door every morning at 8:00 AM, even when we did not turn on the green light. This did not make for an extremely happy day or mornings. However, I will say Four Season’s did make it up to us monetarily once we complained. A free coffee station is supplied in front of Ravello restaurant which is so kind, however, please be careful coffee is extremely hot. I found this out by dropping it on me and gave myself a second degree burn on my foot and I was wearing sneakers. In saying all this I would highly recommend this resort it will not disappoint. Read less

This hotel is simply the prototype of perfection. While our room was small, it was so luxurious and perfect that it didn't matter. Our sleep quality was off the charts. We got room service for dinner and that was fun and fabulous. Best room service ever. Breakfast downstairs was equally amazing. Fitness room was great. Pools are amazing. You can't go wrong staying here. Everyone is SO nice. Read less