Which Disney Resort is Best for Honeymoons

1. Grand Floridian Resort & Spa

The Grand Floridian is Disney World’s flagship resort and its most luxurious hotel. If you’re looking to splurge on your honeymoon, this is the perfect spot. After all, it’s your honeymoon!

With its opulent lobby, charming live orchestra, and regal grounds, the Grand Floridian feels like something straight out of a fairy tale. The rooms are equally quaint and majestic.

The property boasts some of Disney’s finest restaurants, including Narcoossee’s and Citricos, which offer coastal and Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. For a special honeymoon evening, Victoria & Albert’s offers an exquisite, adults-only fine-dining experience with prix-fixe menus (reservations required well in advance).

Additionally, you can pamper yourself at the fantastic on-site spa or book a relaxing couples’ massage to enjoy together.

Yes, the Grand Floridian is the ultimate bucket-list destination. If there was ever a bucket-list moment, it’s your honeymoon. So, as Nike says, “Just do it!”

2. Polynesian Village Resort

If you are looking for a tropical honeymoon – done in Disney fashion – then look no further than Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort.

At the Polynesian, you’ll truly feel like you are on a vacation away from the hustle and bustle. Yet Magic Kingdom is right next door!

The Polynesian Village Resort offers spectacular pools, a relaxing beach, Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto tiki bar, and more. While it lacks a formal fine-dining restaurant like Victoria & Albert’s, ‘Ohana’s family-style Polynesian feast and Kona Cafe’s flavorful dishes are guest favorites. You’re also a short monorail ride from the Grand Floridian and Contemporary for additional dining options.

If you want to take your Polynesian honeymoon to the next level, then the Polynesian bungalows will provide that extra “wow factor.” These exotic floating villas give you an awe-inspiring view of Cinderella’s Castle across Bay Lake and a wonderful view of the fireworks at night. Book your own secluded veranda on the water and relish in the tropical romance of the Polynesian bungalows.

3. Animal Kingdom Lodge

Animal Kingdom Lodge is a top spot for Disney World for foodies and adventurous couples. For this reason (and many others), it’s a fantastic choice for a honeymoon.

The absolutely stunning lobby, with African-inspired art and soaring ceilings, sets the stage for a magical stay. Step outside to see real safari animals roaming the savanna – a breathtaking backdrop for your honeymoon. Savanna-view rooms make mornings extra special, with giraffes and zebras right outside.

The two standouts are the critically acclaimed Sanaa (with savanna views) and Jiko restaurants, perfect for adventurous eaters and wine lovers. The resort’s remote location requires relying on buses to access most parks, and its rooms are slightly smaller than those of other Deluxe resorts. But if you embrace its secluded charm, Animal Kingdom Lodge is a unique and romantic destination.

4. Disney’s Riviera Resort

For a modern, European-inspired honeymoon, Disney’s Riviera Resort is a dreamy addition to Disney World’s Deluxe lineup. This newer resort, inspired by the Mediterranean Riviera, blends sophistication with Disney magic, making it perfect for newlyweds. The intimate size creates a cozy, romantic atmosphere, with elegant rooms and stunning rooftop views.

Dine at Topolino’s Terrace for a candlelit dinner, or enjoy Epcot fireworks views during a special dessert party or from select outdoor areas. For playful fun, try the character breakfast with Mickey and friends.

Stroll the scenic pathways, sip coffee at Le Petit Café, or relax by the Beau Soleil Pool for quiet couple moments.

Skyliner access to Epcot and Hollywood Studios makes park visits effortless, and you’re near other resorts for extra dining options. If you want a fresh, upscale escape for your honeymoon, the Riviera delivers romance in spades.

Craving a cozy, nature-inspired retreat? Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, a Deluxe resort modeled after America’s national park lodges, offers rustic charm and romantic seclusion for honeymooners.

The grand lobby, with its towering fireplace and Pacific Northwest-inspired decor, creates a warm and intimate setting. Share a fireside dinner at Artist Point’s Snow White-themed experience or enjoy hearty fun at Whispering Canyon Café. Outside, explore wooded trails, rent a bike for two, or unwind by the Copper Creek Springs Pool.

With boat access to Magic Kingdom and proximity to Fort Wilderness for unique activities, Disney’s Wilderness Lodge strikes a balance between seclusion and convenience. For an extra-special touch, book a Copper Creek Villa for a private cabin-like experience that’s perfect for newlyweds.

Bonus Pick: Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground

If your idea of a Disney honeymoon is seclusion and being out in nature, Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground is a unique gem. Nestled in 750 acres of pine and cypress forest, it’s perfect for adventurous couples, yet just a short boat ride from Magic Kingdom.

Newlyweds have a couple of options at Fort Wilderness. Book a rustic, fully furnished private cabin with a living room, patio, full bathroom, and modern kitchen (complete with dishwasher, refrigerator, and microwave). Enjoy the outdoor charcoal grill or relax on your deck, with housekeeping handling the cleanup.

For those who crave an authentic outdoor experience (or a budget-friendly stay), the campsites accommodate everything from RVs to tents. Equipped with water, electric, cable, and sewer hookups, plus grills and picnic tables, they’re ideal for “roughing it” in style. From campfire sing-alongs to trail rides, Fort Wilderness offers one-of-a-kind activities for a memorable honeymoon.

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