in Orlando, United States
Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World
Updated 1 July 2026
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The Four Seasons is the luxury family flagship of Orlando, and it is genuinely built for children, not just tolerant of them. Explorer Island is a five-acre water park with a lazy river, two waterslides and a splash zone, and Kids For All Seasons is a complimentary supervised camp for ages 4 to 12. Add a rooftop restaurant, Disney shuttles and 30 minutes of Early Theme Park Entry, and it is the splurge that earns its name.
Our verdict
If budget allows and you want the parks with a soft landing, the Four Seasons is hard to beat: a complimentary kids' camp, a real water park and service that treats families as guests of honour. It is a splurge, but for a milestone family trip it delivers on every front.
The rooms
Some of the most spacious, polished family rooms in Orlando, with large bathrooms, thoughtful storage and connecting suites for multi-generational trips. Cots, bed rails, bottle warmers and childproofing are provided free on request, and the service quietly anticipates what families with babies need. It is a true five-star room that still works with a toddler in tow.
At a glance
- Water park
- Explorer Island, five acres, on-site
- Kids' club
- Free camp, ages 4 to 12
- Parks
- Free Disney coach, early entry
- Style
- Five-star luxury, family-first
- From
- ~600 EUR/night
How the KidProof Score works
Every hotel is rated on eight things families actually care about, then weighted by how much each one drives your choice. Room setup counts the most. The little touches break the ties.
Sleeps how many? Connecting rooms, family suites, a real extra bed?
Clean travel cot, high chair, bottle warmer, changing table, kit to borrow.
Shallow pool or paddling area, playground, kids club (free or paid).
Quick breakfast, kids menus, allergy options, snacks on hand.
Secured windows, protected corners, watched pool, well kept grounds.
Laundry, in-room fridge, stroller access, parking, reliable Wi-Fi.
Close to family attractions, easy transport, park tickets or access.
Welcome gift for the child, staff who talk to kids, themed rooms.
Why families love it
- Explorer Island, a five-acre water park with a lazy river, two slides and a splash zone
- Kids For All Seasons, a complimentary supervised kids' camp for ages 4 to 12
- Free baby kit: cots, bed rails, bottle warmers and childproofing on request
- Complimentary luxury coach to the Disney parks with Early Theme Park Entry
- Rooftop dining and a family pool alongside a separate adults-only pool
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Parents also ask
Is the kids' club really free?
Yes. Kids For All Seasons is a complimentary supervised camp for ages 4 to 12, with crafts, games and activities during set daytime hours. Babysitting for younger children is a separate paid service, so ask at booking if you need it for a baby.
Does it have its own water park?
Yes, Explorer Island is a five-acre water park on the resort grounds, with a lazy river, two waterslides, a splash zone and a family pool. There is a separate adults-only pool too, so parents can find calm while older kids ride the slides.
Is it good for babies?
Very much so. Cots, bed rails, bottle warmers and childproofing are provided free on request, the rooms are large, and the service is attentive to families with infants. The splash zone and shallow pool areas suit babies under close supervision.
How do we get to the parks?
The resort runs a complimentary luxury coach to the Walt Disney World parks, and guests get 30 minutes of Early Theme Park Entry each day. It is not walkable, so use the coach or a car; Universal is a longer drive of around 30 minutes.
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