The first night when we arrived I was concerned. We walked on the 4th floor looking for our room and there was beer bottle cases outside every door and some interesting looking people. We finally found our room and the card key didn't work, I looked at my wife and she was in tears. I thought to my self, I can't keep my family here. We went back to the lobby, told them my concerns and I asked them if they had a room close to the lobby and in a family oriented area. They had us on the main floor around the corner from the lobby in 5 minutes. That was my only complaint about this place. We had an incredible time. Pool was clean met a lot of nice people from all over the world. The rooms were cleaned every day, restauants near by. Cici's was incredible, manager's and staff made you feel like they've known you forever. My son loved going there, however I havn't had pizza since we got back home. Thanx to travel zoo I got the room for $39/ night. Thanx to travel zoo I got a rental vehicle (Trailblazer SUV) for $229/week. We're going back to Orlando next year.

We stayed at the Comfort Inn in October 2004 and it was nice. The location is great, very near Disney and very easy to get to the other parks. Our kids loved to have their own space and the room is clean, not moldy at all, and the right size for a family of 4, as we stayed at the parks all day. Breakfast was terrible, but with a microwave and a refrigerator in the room, we could make our own and leave earlier for the parks.
The pool was nice and clean. For light sleepers I would recommend the rooms with view to the parking lot due to the traffic of I4, although it did not bothered us. If you want a budget hotel with great location this is a good choice.

This is without question a "budget" hotel. The family "suite" is a conventional hotel room with a plywood half wall in the middle and three bunks with no boxsprings. The suite bed wasn't long enough for our teenager. Our rooms were clean, but towels were paper thin, there is no extractor fan in the bathroom, and all rooms have outside entrances. Very, very small for a family, but if you are at the parks all day, it is okay. Lots of highway noise too.

Three rooms were booked 4 months in advance. They were not ready when we arrived, and then we could not be placed together. Check-in took over 1 hour.

The free breakfast buffet had minimal, poor quality offerings. For $5, you can purchase a "hot buffet". As my teenage son said, "do you can want your poor quality food (or something like that) hot or cold today?" I'd stick with the free offerings or go to a nearby McDonalds for less than $5

Elevators and walkways and exteriors were not particulary well maintained (and not because of the recent hurricane).

Nice feature is the on-site convenience grocery. Pool was well maintained.

In short, you get what you pay for, and for the price, our rooms were clean and the parks are a short drive away. We probably will choose a newer, suite hotel the next time we are in Orlando.

The hotel wasn't what I expected. The "Family Fun Suite" was very small and dark. It also seemed quite musty. There was a lot of noise from the Interstate and I guess, in order to compensate, they kept loud music playing by the pool until 11:30 at night. ( The pool closes at 10PM)
The restaraunt was convenient but the food was below average. The kids ate for free however.
In general the place was a lot bigger and more noisy than we prefer. It was conveniently located to the parks and dining areas but we never tried the free shuttles.
Keep in mind that I'm rating this hotel as only being OK and I didn't have to pay. (Choice Priveleges Reward Points)