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Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort is known for
being Walt Disney World’s first family and
convention center resort. The lobby’s
centerpiece is a beautiful Spanish-style
fountain called La Fuente de las Palomas, or the
Fountain of the Doves, and it sets the theme for
the resort’s Colonial Mexico and American
Southwest style décor and architecture. There
are 1967 guest rooms and suites, which are
spread out among three ‘villages’ surrounding a
15 acre lake. The resort’s beautiful
architecture features rustic stucco buildings,
festive village with Spanish style roofs, and
Mexican-style bungalows.
The first of the three villages is called the
Casitas, which seem straight out of Monterey or
Santa Fe. The Ranchos have a more rustic feel,
with a small stream, called an arroyo. These
rooms have two- and three-story villas. The
Cabanas are 2-story Mexican style adobe
bungalows, most of which have a water view. The
convention center can be divided into 45 rooms
and is
95,000 square feet. The Coronado Ballroom
is over 60,000
square feet, with 23-foot high
ceilings. It can seat 5000 for dinner or for
theater-style meetings, it can seat up to 6500.
It can be divided into 18 separate rooms. The
Fiesta ballroom can be divided into 10 rooms and
is over 21,000 square feet.
Disney's Coronado
Springs Resort has the largest hot tub in all of
Disney World, and fits up to 22 people. There
are three heated pools, each one located in the
Cabanas, Ranchos, and Casitas areas, as well as
the archaeological themed Dig Site, with a
Jaguar pool slide and the Lost City of Cibola
pool. Nearby, guests can find a volleyball
court. Guests may also rent a kayak or Sea Raycer and go boating on Lago Dorado (Golden
Lake). Rentals operate seasonally.
There are many room types available for this
resort. The standard rooms, both regular and
with a water view, offer two queen sized beds, a
table with chairs, high-speed internet (for an
extra fee), a mini-fridge, an in-wall safe, a
vanity area with separate bathroom, and a
ceiling fan. The king rooms offer the same, with
a king sized bed in place of the two queen beds.
 The junior suite rooms have two queen beds, as
well as a queen sized pull-out bed. It also has
two ceiling fans and two bathrooms. The junior
king suite has a king bed as well as a queen
sized pull-out bed, two bathrooms, and two
ceiling fans.
The Casitas 1 bedroom suite offers
a master
bedroom with two queen sized pull-out
beds and a bathroom, as well as a second bedroom
with a queen-sized pull-out bed and a bathroom.
It also has a parlor, two ceiling fans, two
vanity areas with a sink, and a DVD/VCR player
and stereo.
 The Casitas executive suite features
a master bedroom
with two queen sized beds and
bathroom with a whirlpool tub, as well as a
second bedroom with a king sized bed and its own
bathroom. There is
also a parlor with a
bathroom, a wet bar, three vanity areas with
sinks, a couch, a large office desk, a DVD/VCR
player, stereo,
and complimentary internet in
select suites. It also has robes for easy
relaxation. A crib is available for all rooms
through Housekeeping.
Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort has
coin-operated washers and dryers at the end of
Casita 4, near the fitness center and salon.
There are
other laundry facilities near the
quiet pools. |
