The Sheraton is a very good location if you have business downtown. The room was clean and the lobby was nice enough. There is a bit of noise from the nearby train and Interstate 4, but not as bad as some of the other posters indicate. The only downside I could find was the parking - it is run by another company and must be paid seperately. There's very little room at the enterance, so if there's much hotel traffic, it's sort of a mess. Also, the trend of charging high parking fees is out of control and this place is no different, but in general, it's not a bad stay at all. I'd stay here again. If you are in Orlando for the theme parks, look for a closer hotel. This one is quite far away.

I have stayed at this hotel several times. Its still not to the level of the Maitland Sheraton, but it has greatly improved and I would stay here again. Great location, free wifi, good room and good view. Pool deck was nice and clean, even though I had to make a call for towels. My biggest gripe, was the parking on both ends. When I pulled in, because I decided to park my vehicle while I checked in, the Valet attendant was very smug, and rudely told me to hurry up so he can keep the lane clear...So I decided to park it myself, and save the $3+(tips) for the differnce. the parking is 12self/15valet and cannot be put on your room bill for business travelers. It can only be paid cash/credit at the attendant. Leaving again, doing the same thing to check out, the valet attendant was rude again... jumping over dollars to make quarters...

I would stay here again, because it is getting better, and i give it a recommendation, but understand, i did get a AWESOME rate on PRCLN which kind of balanced it out. But as a SPG member, I would have cancelled my reservation after the first rude comment, and went to Maitland.

We stayed at the Sheraton Orlando Downtown basically because it hd the best rates online. We got to the hotel at about 7pm, and the front desk agent couldn't fine my reservation. She didn't offer any type of explanation. Now, I work in the hotel industry, so I asked her if maybe they switched my first and last names (happens to me alot). She sighed, and then looked for the reservation again. Of course, they had switched the names. She checked us in without aplogizing. We had no issues while we were there, although I think that's because we spent most of our days at Universal Studios, and not at the hotel. When we checked out, the agent didn't say one word the entire time. No thanks for staying, or come back next time, or enjoy your day...not one word. We did have a great rate, so I guess we really can't complain, but still...

I made a quick stop at this hotel on my road trip to Tampa. We got in around 8PM and left the next morning. The service was good but there were a few big issues with the hotel. First off, the window was leaking and Orlando had gotten a lot of rain. Not a huge problem, but still a little inconvenient. The real problem was all the noise -- and it wasn't just the guests fault. Even when I tried to be extra cautious with closing the door, it made a small slamming noise. If you look at the bottom of each door, there's a big gap to the floor, so all of that noise just echos into the room. Add on loud guests in the hall at 4 AM, and I got very little sleep. The price was right, but I would have spent more to be able to sleep.