An iconic Orlando resort just 1.5 miles from Walt Disney World, the Orlando World Center Marriott has fun-for-all down to a tee. Whizz down 7 thrilling waterslides, and take a dip in our 400,000 gallon lagoon pool or float your worries away in our 575-foot lazy river. Little explorers will enjoy a space designed just for them while the adults will taste tropical libations hand crafted and delivered right to their pool chair. Treat yourself to some R&R in the spa, or tee up a round of golf, both just steps from your room. Dine in 10 unique outlets, including a grab and go pantry, and a lively sports pub plus monthly culinary special events. Getting to the magic is easy with our scheduled shuttle service and you are just a short drive away from shopping, dining and nightlife. Whatever adventures you are seeking on your next getaway, make Orlando World Center Marriott your destination.
Amenities
Golf
Tennis
Families
Bar
Fitness Centre/Gym
Free transport to theme parks
Games Room
Internet Access
Laundry Service
Restaurant
Room Service
Safety Deposit Box
Spa
Swimming Pool
Explore the local area
Within a 5-minute drive to Walt Disney World Resort, and 15 minutes to Universal Orlando Resort™. Transfer time from Orlando International Airport: 20 minutes.
Hotel Information
Room Information
Room Upgrade Information
2,010 rooms and suites on 28 floors in 1 building with 15 lifts. All with private balcony or patio, air-conditioning, cable TV with streaming entertainment, coffee maker, safe, iron and board, in-room cooler, bath amenities, and hairdryer. Standard Rooms are 425 sq ft and have 1 king-size bed or 2 queen-size beds, sleeping maximum 4 adults or 2 adults and 2 children.
Hotel details
Resort Fees
This hotel has a resort fee of $47 plus tax per room, per day (payable locally, subject to change).
Resort Fee Details
Resort fee inclusions:- Enhanced in-room wireless internet, accommodating up to six devices - Daily scheduled shuttle service to Disney Parks and Disney Springs for up to four guests, ensuring a convenient and magical experience (shuttle reservations required).- Access to River Falls, the brand-new aquatic centre (max 4 guests per room). Resort fee, tax and inclusions are subject to change - please see hotel check-in for current inclusions available to you upon arrival.
Getting Around
Scheduled transport to Walt Disney World Resort (included in resort fee). Self-parking $38, or valet parking $55, both plus tax, per day (payable locally, subject to change).
Dining
Latitude & Longitude (American cuisine, open for breakfast and lunch). Siro Urban Italian Kitchen (Italian fare, open for dinner). High Velocity (sports bar and restaurant, open for dinner). Mikado Japanese Steak House (open for dinner) Falls Pool Bar & Grill (poolside dining, open for lunch and dinner). Central Pantry (grab-and-go food). Starbucks®. The Lobby Lounge (sushi and small plates, open for dinner). Room service*.
Fun and Games
Falls pool oasis with a 400,000 gallon lagoon pool, 3 waterslides. Splash zone kids' pool. Whirlpool. River Falls Waterpark with 3 multi-rider waterslides, 575-foot lazy river. All poolside areas are equipped with ample poolside lounging, private cabanas and pool towels. The Spa at the Orlando World Center Marriott*. Fitness center 18-hole golf course. Sand volleyball court. Jogging trail. Video arcade*. Nightly laser show. Daily activities & seasonal events.
Handy Stuff
Complimentary WiFi in lobby. Gift shop. Hawks Landing Golf Pro Shop. Laundry/dry cleaning service*.
Additional Information
* Denotes local charge
Trip advisor rating
4.2/5
6,817 reviews
Excellent
53%
Very Good
26%
Average
11%
Poor
5%
Terrible
5%
“Dangerous hotel for women”
Aug 25, 2026DisneyBounding
This hotel has a true potential for being wonderful in terms of offerings. Instead it felt incredibly dangerous for women traveling solo.
Stayed here for a mostly womens conference in July 2026. Checked in solo, had a suite. First night as I was unpacking I was on the phone with my husband as I prepped my clothes for the conference. All the sudden there was a loud knock at the door. I was nervous because admittedly it was late, around 11 pm. There were three men in security uniforms waiting outside. I assumed I might be in some danger and with my husband on the phone I answered. One of them leaned in the doorway and scolded me about a noise complaint. I gestured to my empty room and myself in my pajamas and they said the noise complaint concerned me being on the phone. I am a professional speaker so I know the volume of my voice and I was at a very low volume. Not a whisper, but not even normal speaking level, let alone loud, plus I was inside my room not in a public area or even the balcony. They then threatened me with this being my first and final warning and if I made another peep they’d be taking action before they stormed off. This felt like such an insane overreaction, especially when the front desk could’ve just called the hotel room (I had been on my cellphone, so there was a working phone in the room with a clear line).
I spent the conference on eggshells worried of another scary interaction with their security. Two days later my assistant came to my room mid morning to drop off coffee. She was in the room with me no more than two minutes at 8:30 in the morning. When she left a man, presumably the neighbor who made the noise complaint, was waiting for her, and confrontationally told her to keep it down because his kid was sleeping. A kid I never heard, and if the walls were that thin—wouldn’t I have heard a child? I have children myself, but it was also 8:30 am. He then stayed outside my room banging on the door long after she was able to get away. I didn’t feel safe talking to the security after their reaction the first night so I waited until he left. I ran into a female employee while hurrying to the conference and told her of the situation and my room number. She seemed to at least take it seriously.
I checked out a whole day early, and told the front desk I was checking out because I did not feel safe and the receptionist just shrugged and he said it didn’t matter. I explained the seriousness of the situation and how uncomfortable I was and my assistant was and he seemed to not care at all. I left and stayed at a different hotel for the rest of my stay in Orlando.
The next day a woman from the Marriott called to follow up but said I couldn’t prove there was an issue because they didn’t have cameras in the halls “for privacy.” A huge security red flag. Since when does privacy outweigh security? Who are they actually protecting with that? Obviously no women were in the room when they made that decision. She seemed concerned but swore to call back and never did. I’m unconvinced there was any follow up.
Further I spoke with other women later who were also at the conference. One reported a security issue with multiple harassment’s that the event handled instead of the venue. Another said men on some sports team were going up to women’s rooms and slamming on the doors to scare them with no security response. Another said a group of older teen boys were throwing water bottles off balconies by the pool and narrowly missed a pregnant woman. From a four story balcony that is a weaponized projectile. Workers did nothing in response.
This hotel does not value women’s safety. Or frankly anyone’s. It’s supposed to be a resort for families and it’s clearly not that either and people were over served falling over drunk in the lobby at all hours. I’d never bring my kids here and I certainly would never travel here solo again. The building and facilities are nice but the security and responding staff were awful. The fact men can lurk outside your room/ confront you and the hotel will do nothing but think it’s appropriate to send three security men to a solo traveling woman’s room at night for a simple noise complaint should tell you enough.
Save your money. Protect yourself.
“Thank you for your hospitality and Hector - you are the best!”
Aug 24, 2026Boazlip
**Orlando World Center Marriott**
A properly indulgent resort, and exactly what we needed after weeks on the road.
The water park and the lazy river were a perfect break from the Orlando theme parks. My wife and I claimed the lazy river as our own and floated our way through the afternoons — you don't realise how much you need a day off your feet until you get one.
What we'll remember most, though, is Hector, the head of security. We had an incident near the end of our stay, and he went out of his way to help us — not with sympathetic nods, but with a genuine can-do approach and a real effort to solve it. On a long trip, meeting good people like that is what turns a stay into a good memory.
Thank you, Hector.
We'd be happy to come back on a future visit, and we'll certainly be recommending the resort to our friends.
Highly recommended.
“Rip off”
Aug 09, 2026e0wens
Terribly expensive compared to others in the vicinity! Look around before booking here! I had to because our association had a meeting here. The next week they lowered the prices in almost half! Rip offs! Never ever again!
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