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Relax in a one-bedroom suite at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, where refined touches meet family-friendly comfort and views over the Seven Seas Lagoon. The suite offers private air-conditioned living spaces with a balcony that brings the resort atmosphere into your room, and includes in-room entertainment such as a TV with cable channels and an MP3 dock.
Designed to sleep up to six guests, the suite is furnished with two queen beds in the bedroom and a queen sofa bed in the living area, plus bed sheets, towels, a ceiling fan and daily housekeeping with turndown service. A private bathroom includes a shower/tub combination and a hair dryer; a desk, safe, iron and ironing board add practical convenience, and connecting rooms are available for larger groups. Cribs are not available in this category.
Club Level guests will appreciate the in-room amenities that make family stays easier: complimentary Wi‑Fi throughout the resort, a coffee/tea maker, mini-fridge and microwave available on request, plus limited-hours room service and on-request in-room massages (surcharge). Additional services include phone, laundry press/iron, and the option for in-room childcare (surcharge). With these comforts and the Grand Floridian’s lakeside setting and resort amenities, the suite provides a restful base for families visiting the Magic Kingdom area.





















The suite has a private balcony with views toward the Seven Seas Lagoon, so you can enjoy the Grand Floridian's lakeside setting from your own space. Your exact outlook depends on the room you are assigned.
The suite sleeps up to six guests. It has 2 Queen Beds in the bedroom and 1 Queen Sofa Bed in the living area. That makes it a good fit for a family or two couples who want a separate living room.
The suite has a private bathroom with a shower and bathtub combination. Towels and a hair dryer are provided.
The suite has air conditioning and a ceiling fan, a TV with cable channels, an MP3 dock, a desk, a safe, an iron and ironing board, and a phone. For food and drink there is a coffee/tea maker and a mini-fridge, and a microwave can be requested. Limited-hours room service is available, and housekeeping comes daily with turndown service. Complimentary Wi-Fi covers the room and public areas.
The resort has its own station on the Resort Monorail, and Magic Kingdom is the first stop, roughly 5-10 minutes. You can also take a paved walking path of about 0.7 miles, which takes roughly 12-20 minutes on foot, or a boat launch. For Epcot, transfer at the Transportation and Ticket Center. The resort's direct buses go to Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney's Animal Kingdom and Disney Springs.
The resort has two main pools. The Beach Pool overlooks Seven Seas Lagoon and has a zero-depth entry and a 181-foot waterslide. The Courtyard Pool is a heated, zero-entry pool with a whirlpool spa. A children's water play area is for kids 48 inches or under. The resort's white-sand beach is for lounging only, because swimming in the lagoon is not permitted. Children under 12 need adult supervision in the pool areas.
Options include Narcoossee's for seafood and steak on the lagoon, Cítricos for à la carte dinner, and 1900 Park Fare for character dining. Gasparilla Island Grill is the quick-service choice, open 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM. Victoria & Albert's is the fine-dining option and requires guests to be 10 or older. Grand Floridian Café is closed for refurbishment from mid-July through October 2026, with brunch moving to Cítricos.
Check-in is 3:00 PM and check-out is 11:00 AM, and the main guest must be at least 18. Disney has noted that parts of the resort have undergone refurbishment, with construction audible and visible in the daytime, although most amenities have stayed open. Pets are not allowed, though service animals are welcome.
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