Disney's Contemporary Resort vs Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive
Both hotels are rated highly by expert writers. Overall, Disney's Contemporary Resort ranks slightly better than Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive. Disney's Contemporary Resort is ranked #33 in Orlando with positive reviews from 8 sources such as DK Eyewitness, Gayot and Frommer's.
Disney's Contemporary Resort
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4600 North World Drive, Lake Buena Vista, Orlando, FL 32830
From $380 /night
- Bar/Lounge
- Hot Tub
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
DK Eyewitness
"The monorail passes right through the middle of this concrete resort, where the rooms have recently undergone a complete renovation."
Rough Guide
"Disney monorail runs right through the centre of this hotel, which takes its exterior design from the futuristic fantasies of the Magic Kingdom’s Tomorrowland."
Fodor's
"You're paying for location at this sleek, modern, luxury resort next to the Magic Kingdom, as the monorail runs right through the lobby, making park hopping a breeze."
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Travel + Leisure
"The Contemporary is one of Disney’s original resorts, and it’s a favorite among kids both because it’s home to both Chef Mickey’s and the Monorail cuts right through the hotel."
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Gayot
"Spectacular views and convenient monorail station highlight this futuristic Disney icon."
Four Points by Sheraton Orlando International Drive
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5905 International Drive, Orlando, FL 32819
From $71 /night
- Bar/Lounge
- Free Internet
- Room Service
- Shuttle Bus
- Laundry Service
- Concierge
DK Eyewitness
"The Art Deco-style here pays tribute to Hollywood movies, with spotlights reminiscent of a Hollywood movie premiere and glamorous touches throughout."
Gayot
"This octagonal, 21-floor tower demands attention with its rooftop globe bathed in spotlights and breathtaking views of the Orlando skyline from inside the towering building."
Frommer's
"Because it occupies one of those dated cylindrical towers that were briefly in vogue in the early 1970s, the ideally located property has slight novelty that doesn’t translate to luxury."
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Request a room that doesn’t face east, as the floodlights from the minigolf joint next door are blinding.
Fodor's
"With a hard-to-miss giant silver ball perched atop it, this hotel on the north end of International Drive has a contemporary atmosphere."
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Lonely Planet
"The art-deco motif starts at the driveway arch and spills into the small checkerboard-floored and mirrored lobby of this tall, skinny building in the middle of International Drive mayhem."