Northwest Orlando, Orlando hotel rooms at the Red Roof Inn

"Went 3 yrs in a row with last stay in 2019. It’s really not a resort. There are 2 decent pools. Tiny fitness center. A lazy river and 2 small water slides. The activities at lake very limited no paddleboats working this last trip. Just baffled at “resort” fee. $45 resort fee and $35 parking ( so $80 ) extra every day. Even the towels for pool very thin and worn. TVs are small, old and cannot stream your own services. It’s apparent they are using the fee to help their bottom line and do not appear to be putting any back into the resort. Will not return."

"Great stay! The room was very clean and comfortable. The staff were friendly and helpful throughout our stay. The location was convenient and the overall atmosphere was relaxing and family-friendly. I would definitely stay here again and recommend it to other travelers."

"Overall good. Would have loved higher frequency of housekeeping "

"Even though it was a one day stay, the location was prime. Great selection of restaurant and close to Walt Disney attractions. Will rent from here again."

"Awesome"

"Both pools East Village and Lazy River were great. My only complaint/suggestion (which I hear from Management that it is being attended to, and thank you for the gift basket left at our door) was the website. It is outdated and could be so much better. Had problems booking cabanas and also no real resort information available. Wish we didn’t have to get parking passes from time share sellers, but do understand that that is the property. All in all a good stay. "

"Perfect spot "

"This place was really nice, with the newly renovated rooms. While there, we can tell that the owners took great care in making sure the place looks attractive and pleasing to those that stay there. New plants were being installed around the pool area. "

"Nice overall. A little dated but was ok for our stay. Staff at check in was great. Staff cleaning rooms and helping in the buildings were oblivious to guests. Would walk in front if guests to get on and off the elevator, blacking the walkways with carts. Carts were being used in elevators for guests, but overall they too were nice but you had to be the first to say hello or acknowledge them. We tried to keep todays climate in mind and know how some people treat others, so we were nice and once we showed our politeness they were polite back. "