EPCOT; Mother and Son; Spaceship Earth
  • On Jan 22, 2012
    Maggie from LA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Which resort hotel would you suggest for two adults and a 16 years old to stay for a week at WDW?

      You first want to look at your budget. WDW offers 3 levels of pricing:  value, moderate, & deluxe. If you are thinking you'll be needing just a place to sleep, the value resorts are a perfect fit. The amenities are limited, but you still have all the perks of being a Disney guest. The deluxe resorts will offer you a wide variety of amenities, bigger rooms, & more dining options; they are also located closer to the parks. The moderates are a great compromise between the deluxe & value resorts.
       And if you weren't already a bit overwhelmed, there are also deluxe villas. What is nice about these is that you could have more space, which your teenager may enjoy (thinking of mine as I write this). Two bathrooms for us is a blessing!
       I'd start by exploring the above links to see which room rate best fits your budget; when exploring, you can also see the wide variety of theming and amenities. Once you have things narrowed down a bit, please come back with more questions. We are happy to talk about pros/cons of different resorts.  Deciding on a resort is an overwhelming experience that we have all experienced. It's just tough to say "I recommend this resort" without knowing more about your budget and tastes. 
       By the way, I don't know when you are planning on visiting WDW, but you do want to check the Special Offers, which may help with your decision making. 
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I am a retired teacher with a family of 3 adult sons who have grown up through Disney. I am known by friends as the Star Wars loving Disney Nerd who always wants to serve up tips and ideas of how to make visits to Walt Disney World special and magical.  Learn More About Kara

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