What is the Most Expensive Hotel at Disney World?

Disney World’s Most Expensive Resort Hotels

The most expensive hotel at Walt Disney World is The Four Seasons Resort Orlando. But there’s a catch.

While Disney does NOT own the property, they still consider the Four Seasons Resort Orlando an official Disney World hotel.

So when we’re talking about the most expensive hotel resort at Disney World, the Fours Seasons Resort Orlando is the winner. However,  Disney’s most expensive hotel – owned by Disney – is the Grand Floridian Resort & Spa.  It’s a little confusing but hopefully, this makes sense.

Let’s take a closer look at The Four Seasons and the Grand Floridian, and how much you can expect to pay to stay at each of them.

The Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Disney World

If you are looking for the ultimate luxury hotel at Disney World, then consider the Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort.

About The Four Seasons Resort Orlando

This 443-room golf resort is home to some of the most impressive rooms, restaurants, and amenities of any Orlando-area resort.

The Spanish revival decor is sophisticated and refined, with some playful elements. The Four Seasons incorporates some subtle Disney-oriented details into its design.

The rooms have a cool color scheme and come equipped with Wi-Fi, flatscreen TVs, and marble bathrooms with soaking tubs. Some have park views, and the one—to three-bedroom suites include free-standing tubs and/or fireplaces.

There’s a 13,00 sq ft luxe spa, a beautiful golf course (Tranquilo Golf Club), fitness center, and tennis courts. The kids (and adults) love the resort’s water park. There’s are pools, waterslides, and one of Disney World’s only lazy rivers. There’s also an on-site Disney Planning Center and free kids’ and teens’ clubs.

Disney World foodies love this resort for its top-notch dining options, including a Cuban American eatery and a rooftop steakhouse restaurant. Couples, business travelers, and families with good taste will enjoy everything about this resort.

The Four Seasons Orlando works as a couples getaway or an impressive place to meet for business. However, it still manages to be as much kid-friendly as it is adult-friendly.

No, it’s not on the monorail or Skyliner, but the Four Seasons is just three miles away from Magic Kingdom and Disney Springs. Complimentary buses run once per hour to and from Animal Kingdom, Epcot, and Hollywood Studios and twice per hour to and from Magic Kingdom.

How Expensive is The Four Seasons Orlando Resort?

The Four Seasons Orlando Resort is very expensive. Though there are no resort fees or hidden charges, the nightly rates are still quite high.

They offer occasional special offers, such as a complimentary fourth night, discounts for advance purchases, or special Florida resident pricing. Still, expect to pay top dollar for these luxurious accommodations.

Rates vary depending on the time of year. As an example, here are the average nightly rates for a stay from September 3–10, 2025:

Example Rates (September 3–10, 2025)

• Four Seasons Room – King Bed
  from $1,345 per night
  View: Golden Oak
  Room Size: 500 sq. ft.

• Park View Room – Two Queen Beds
  from $1,635 per night
  View: Resort, lakes, woodlands, fireworks
  Room Size: 500 sq. ft.

• Golden Oak View Suite
  from $2,950 per night
  Bed Options: One King
  Room Size: 825 sq. ft.

• Lake View Deluxe Suite
  from $3,395 per night
  View: Lake and pool
  Bed Options: One King
  Room Size: 1,000 sq. ft.

• Park View Suite
  from $4,050 per night
  View: Pools, lakes, fireworks, golf course
  Room Size: 825 sq. ft.

• Park View Deluxe Suite
  from $4,695 per night
  Room Size: 1,000 sq. ft.

• Presidential Suite
  from $10,500 per night
  View: Epcot
  Room Size: 2,750 sq. ft.

• Royal Suite
  from $13,000 per night
  View: Magic Kingdom
  Room Size: 3,300 sq. ft.

The nearby Waldorf Astoria Orlando also offers a luxury experience but typically at a more affordable price.

If you want help pricing your exact travel dates, contact The Vacationeer. Their Disney travel agents will help you get the best rates, and their services are 100% free!

The Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

Walt Disney World Resort offers over 25 hotels with unique themes, amenities, and perks. These are grouped into three tiers — Disney Value Resorts, Disney Moderate Resorts, and Disney Deluxe Resorts — and Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa sits at the very top.

This Victorian-style property is Disney’s flagship resort and most luxurious option. It’s also the most expensive hotel owned and operated by Disney. With its elegant decor, monorail access, and stunning views of Magic Kingdom and the fireworks over Cinderella Castle, it offers a blend of convenience and sophistication.

About Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

The Grand Floridian is located right on the Seven Seas Lagoon, just one monorail stop (or a short walk) from Magic Kingdom. Guests can enjoy upscale dining (like Victoria & Albert’s and Narcoossee’s), a full-service spa, beautiful pools, and a wide range of family-friendly amenities.

While it doesn’t quite match the modern luxury of the Four Seasons Orlando, the Grand Floridian delivers something else entirely: immersive Disney magic wrapped in a lavish, nostalgic atmosphere.

It’s ideal for families, couples, or anyone celebrating a special occasion. And with recently renovated guest rooms and updated dining spaces, it feels fresher than ever.

How Expensive is Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa?

Room rates vary depending on time of year, availability, and room type. For comparison, here’s a look at pricing for a midweek stay from September 3–5, 2025:

Standard Guest Rooms (Outer Buildings)

• Resort View Room – $727 per night

• Water View Room – $753 per night

• Theme Park View Room – $870 per night

Club Level Rooms

• Resort View – Club Level – $1,173 per night

• Deluxe Room – Club Level – $1,222 per night

• Theme Park View – Club Level – $1,322 per night

Suites – Club Level Access

• 1-Bedroom Suite – Club Level – $1,587 per night

• 2-Bedroom Suite – Club Level – $2,875 per night

• Disney Suite – Club Level – $2,967 per night

Villas & Studios (Available through the Villas at Disney’s Grand Floridian)

• Deluxe Studio – Resort View – $727 per night

• Resort Studio – Resort View – $742 per night

• Resort Studio – Theme Park View – $866 per night

Some premium accommodations, such as the Victorian Suite, Grand Suite, and other ultra-luxury suites, were not available during our test dates. However, those rooms typically start at $3,000+ per night, depending on the season.

Tip: Prices are subject to change based on demand and availability. Weekends, holidays, and school vacation weeks tend to be significantly more expensive. See our Best Time to Go to Disney World and Disney World Crowd Calendar for more information.