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DougKaya TUG Member Posts: 1336 From: Concord, CA Kauai-Marriott Marriott-Marbella Mount Amanzi Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-01-2005 12:17 We're considering flying from SFO to MCO. To save "some" money... there are flights that arrive after 9PM I don't want to check in at the timeshare at that ungodly hour... Instead, we may want to spend the first night at a hotel/motel in or very near MCO. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. TIA Doug [This message has been edited by DougKaya (edited 06-01-2005).] IP: Logged
klynn TUG Member Posts: 379 From: Registered: May 2001	posted 06-01-2005 13:58 You could stay right in the airport at the Hyatt Hotel. Also, there are several aiport hotels. If you do a search on Travelocity you'll find all the airport hotels. IP: Logged
glenn1000 TUG Member Posts: 1278 From: Orinda, CA Registered: Feb 2002	posted 06-01-2005 15:19 I had to be in Orlando for a course. Got my luggage, waited for a cab and asked to go to the Hyatt. I was sent back into the airport terminal where I spent nearly a week. It should work well for your purposes. IP: Logged
wfillion TUG Member Posts: 33 From: Stafford Springs, CT, USA Registered: Aug 2001	posted 06-01-2005 15:28 What's the difference? You've got to check in somewhere at that hour. I have checked into timeshares around mid-night with no issues. Stay at a hotel and you have to go through another checkin and checkout and you lose most of another day. If staying around Disney probably only about an hour from the time you get your bags to arriving at resort, assuming you pickup car at airport. [This message has been edited by wfillion (edited 06-01-2005).] IP: Logged
DianeV TUG Member Posts: 530 From: Redford, Michigan USA Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-01-2005 16:59 I have read good about the Marriott there..you can usually get those hotels for a decent price on Priceline or Hotwire IP: Logged
DougKaya TUG Member Posts: 1336 From: Concord, CA Kauai-Marriott Marriott-Marbella Mount Amanzi Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-01-2005 21:54 quote: Originally posted by glenn1000: I had to be in Orlando for a course. Got my luggage, waited for a cab and asked to go to the Hyatt. I was sent back into the airport terminal where I spent nearly a week. It should work well for your purposes. WHAT ??? !!! [This message has been edited by DougKaya (edited 06-01-2005).] IP: Logged
DougKaya TUG Member Posts: 1336 From: Concord, CA Kauai-Marriott Marriott-Marbella Mount Amanzi Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-01-2005 21:55 quote: Originally posted by klynn: You could stay right in the airport at the Hyatt Hotel. Also, there are several aiport hotels. If you do a search on Travelocity you'll find all the airport hotels. Thanks KLynn IP: Logged
DougKaya TUG Member Posts: 1336 From: Concord, CA Kauai-Marriott Marriott-Marbella Mount Amanzi Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-01-2005 22:00 quote: Originally posted by wfillion: What's the difference? You've got to check in somewhere at that hour. I have checked into timeshares around mid-night with no issues. Stay at a hotel and you have to go through another checkin and checkout and you lose most of another day. The difference ??? We get to sleep in... have a leisurely breakfast. Meet with business acquaintances before checking in at timeshare. And still have 7 FULL days (instead of six) in Orlando. IP: Logged
DougKaya TUG Member Posts: 1336 From: Concord, CA Kauai-Marriott Marriott-Marbella Mount Amanzi Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-01-2005 22:02 quote: Originally posted by DianeV: I have read good about the Marriott there..you can usually get those hotels for a decent price on Priceline or Hotwire Cool Diane ! And get more Marriott Reward points too ! IP: Logged
cclendinen TUG Member Posts: 230 From: Cocoa, Florida USA Owns:Royal Host Club Holly Bluff (Houseboat) Fantasy Holiday Club (Motorhome) Rayburn Country Resort (Points) Registered: Oct 2003	posted 06-04-2005 19:04 Unless you stay at the Hyatt at the airport, you will spend at least 5 or 10 minutes going to the nearest hotel. You can be at most Orlando area timeshares within 20 minutes. IP: Logged
DougKaya TUG Member Posts: 1336 From: Concord, CA Kauai-Marriott Marriott-Marbella Mount Amanzi Registered: Dec 2000	posted 06-05-2005 19:03 quote: Originally posted by cclendinen: Unless you stay at the Hyatt at the airport, you will spend at least 5 or 10 minutes going to the nearest hotel. You can be at most Orlando area timeshares within 20 minutes. Hmmmmm.... I may have to reconsider bunking it at a hotel, huh ? It's just that I WANT 7 Full days if at all possible. IP: Logged
glenn1000 TUG Member Posts: 1278 From: Orinda, CA Registered: Feb 2002	posted 06-05-2005 21:43 quote: Originally posted by glenn1000: I had to be in Orlando for a course. Got my luggage, waited for a cab and asked to go to the Hyatt. I was sent back into the airport terminal where I spent nearly a week. It should work well for your purposes. Originally posted by DougKaya: [b]WHAT ??? !!! [This message has been edited by DougKaya (edited 06-01-2005).][/B] I didn't know that the Hyatt was in the airport terminal. I had not booked this so didn't pay much attention to the address. When I got to Orlando I assumed that the Hyatt was downtown so tried to take a taxi there only to learn that I was staying in the airport itself. Not much fun but I was there on business. IP: Logged

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