First Time .....................

[Vincent Pybis]

Hi All

This will be my first visit to florida .we cant wait.

We are going in Sept and havent booked anythign yet but the prices look good.
i want to spend a week at the parks and then head down the coast. there are two adults one child in our party but we may meet up with another 3 adults 3 kids .

Whats the best way to go/ Villa or hotel We dont want to stay together so our party will be 3 in total

thaks in advance
Vincent

[christhear]

I would recommend a villa, but then I am slightly biased. There are normally only 3 of us, has been just 2, but it great being in a villa.
So much room to spread out, most villas have games consoles, some have games rooms and there's also the pool.
Use the links at the top to put out a general enquiry for both villas in Orlando and on the coast.
As you're travelling outside the school holidays you should be able to pick up flights at great prices too.

[Paula D-S]

I would not think of anything other than the villa route.
You are going to love Florida and you've come to the right place to find all this wonderful state has to offer.[8D]

[ShirleyD]

You certainly can't beat a villa or condo for freedom. Meaning the kids can take a nap in the day if they want to, without you having to sit with them in a boring room and wait for them to wake up or have breakfast in your own time. If one of you wakes up early, you don't have to lie there awake for hours waiting for everyone to wake up. You say you don't want to share a villa with yor friends, we have done this several times, but kept our holidays separate by having our own cars. We did often start off at parks together, but would go our own ways as something would distract each party. On arrival in the parks we would book lunch, so we could meet up later. Alternately, you could book two homes on a complex or estate

[Ray&Sarah]

We would go the villa route too, and not because we are biased either.[msnsmile] We love the extra freedom a villa gives you, there are some lovely ones on the links attached to this forum in both the Orlando and Gulf Coast areas, you will be spoilt for choice.[msnsmile]

[Vincent Pybis]

Looks like it's a villa then!!!

Now all i have to do is find one?

For what i save on the flights .(as it is out of school time)

I would like a Villa for two weeks but i do intend spending some time down the coast ?

Whats the best bet .use my Orlando one as a base for the two weeks so i can leave my cases and book a hotel on the coast or...........book a villa for one week in each ?

[Magical Dreams]

Vincent

There are owners on the gulf coast too on here!

Spoilt for choice!!

[Cruella DeVilla]

Oh you are gonna love it, the first time is always magical. Welcome to the forum btw.

[mollymolly]

We would go for a villa every time. The luxury of a private pool, plenty of space, fridge/freezer = cool drinks, BBQ etc. Follow the links and have a look at some of the villas. You won't be disappointed.[msnsmile]

Bernadette & Paul

[Kazzie]

I would recommend that you book 2 seperate villas, rather than use a hotel. Once you have stayed in a villa you wont be satisfied with a hotel[msnwink]

Karen

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Looks like it's a villa then!!!

Now all i have to do is find one?

For what i save on the flights .(as it is out of school time)

I would like a Villa for two weeks but i do intend spending some time down the coast ?

Whats the best bet .use my Orlando one as a base for the two weeks so i can leave my cases and book a hotel on the coast or...........book a villa for one week in each ?

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