La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Orlando Universal area

When I looked online it said that it shuttle to Seaworld and when I checked and they said they only showed it to Universal so that was a disappointment and then the pool was cold I understand it’s Florida but it could’ve been warmer than 55 it could be like 70

Very noisy, both inside and out. I thought the window was open with the amount of traffic noise... The pillows are hard and the mattress at first seemed very comfortable but was very firm as the night wore on. Breakfast was good with a large selection. Very convenient to HolyLand Experience.

The overall stay was good. No complaints about the hotwl or staff. The one complaint i do have is there promise of a free shittle to the theme parks. The shuttle worked great to get us to the park, but we were not able to get a shuttle back to the hotel. When the shuttle arrived they were not prepared for the number of people and left a few of us with out transportation back to the hotel. I would recommend if you are relying on the shuttle back, make sure you have a back up plan.

Very nice hotel, the staff were very nice and it was very clean. A convenient free shuttle bus to Universal studios was a plus too. Over all we were very pleased with our stay.

The check-in staff were lovely people. The overall condition of the hotel is... okay for the price (we are right next to the theme parks), 200.00/night for a “suite” seemed fair to me. This hotel is trying to keep up. Pluses: Free parking (but that’s every Orlando hotel), very quiet (I have seen very few other guests, and heard nothing 👍), and, again, the check-in staff were great. Minuses: Two HUGE problems, which resulted in me regretting booking this room, and, I have to say, this was my first and last stay at a La Quinta. Ever. (1) In our “suite” (living room + a separate, nice large bedroom)- there is one window a/c unit, and it is in the living room. There is no air conditioning vent in the bedroom. This is Florida, and I literally cannot believe I’m having to say this, but central air conditioning should be de rigueur in any hotel. I cannot believe how hot the bedroom is. At this moment, I am sleeping on the couch (not the pullout sofa, we did pull that out and I give it a try- I’m sure it would be fine for a couple of kids for one night, but my back couldn’t take it- 3-inches thick), just to get some a/c. I deviated from my usual hotels, the Hilton and Hampton, and I will not do so again. (2) Have I mentioned that I’m sleeping on the couch?