Orlando World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center
Like a city within a city, this graceful tower hosts world-renowned golf, an acclaimed spa and three fine-dining establishments.
Reviews & Ratings for Orlando World Center Marriott Resort & Convention Center
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Above average
by jwynn
April 06, 2005
Great for those wishing to avoid the family crowds and business travelers. The restaurants and lounges are all great, a bit pricey but that should be expected. Rooms were just average but all in all this is a really nice hotel. I do agree however with the complaints about parking. Would stay here again.
- Pros: Restaurants, Amenities/Pool
- Cons: Parking
Like a city within a city, this graceful tower hosts world-renowned golf, an acclaimed spa and three fine-dining establishments.
by Contributor
August 19, 2004
The Scene
The largest Marriott in the world, this property consists of 230-acres and a 28-story tower with descending tiers on either side. With hundreds of thousands of square feet of meeting space, a considerable number of guests are business travelers. World-renowned recreation facilities, including the Hawk's Landing Golf Course, eight tennis courts, six pools, a 4,000-square-foot fitness center and a spa, attract affluent vacationers as well.
The Details
Guest rooms feature down comforters, private balconies with patio furniture and vast views of the property and beyond. Three of Orlando's top restaurants reside here--Ristorante Tuscany, Hawk's Landing Steakhouse & Grille and the hotel's headliner, Mikado Japanese Steakhouse. There's a significant nightlife scene as well, with a total of ten restaurants and lounges combined.
Overrated
by brownskyn
February 12, 2003
It's a regular Marriott, matter of fact I've stayed in nicer Marriotts that are not that big. The only thing fancy is the building itself. Although from our room the view was spectacular on New Years Eve. We saw all the Disney fireworks at the sane time. That was awesome. But as far as the room itself, it was overrated, overpriced. Speaking of overpriced, an omelet was about $15 and you had to pay to park in a garage that was not close to the hotel, and you had to pay for transportation to the theme parks.
- Pros: view from room, pool area
- Cons: plain rooms, parking, pricing
