Best Disney Honeymoon Hotels

Free Wi-Fi, fitness center, kitchenettes, both adults-only and kid-friendly outdoor pools, free transport to parks via bus and skyliner

This luxury hotel, close to Epcot and Disney’s Hollywood Studios parks, is inspired by Walt Disney’s European travels and the inspiration he found there. Don’t expect to see much character art or theming here—instead, you’ll find photos of the Disney family exploring the world. Tower studio rooms are smaller, more affordable rooms made for couples that have a pull-down queen bed and mini kitchenettes, but you’ll also find deluxe studios and villas on the property, too. 

There aren’t many dining options on-site, and some reviews say they wish there were better quick service and poolside options. However, Topolino’s Terrace on the top floor of the hotel gets raves for its fine dining and its character dining, if you can get a reservation.

Fitness center, free Wi-Fi, free transport to parks via bus

Disney’s Coronado Springs is a moderate-level resort, which means that it’s a larger property with many sprawling amenities that require walking. Additionally, it will have more people than some of the luxury resorts. The upside, though, is that it’s significantly more affordable than many of Disney’s luxury offerings. There are plenty of ways for couples to feel romantic, from lakeside dining in Three Bridges Bar & Grill to soaking in the largest hot tub on Disney property. The property has four pools, including the main pool with a Mayan-inspired pyramid with a huge water slide. 

Free shuttle to parks, EV charging, free Wi-Fi, fitness center

Every room at this gorgeous property has a balcony overlooking the expansive resort. Among the Four Seasons’ extensive amenities is a five-acre water park that includes a lazy river, water slides, and outdoor pools, including one for just adults with poolside cabanas. An on-site salon and spa offer relaxation after long days at the theme parks, and there are luxury tennis courts and a golf course with a practice area. Among the hotel’s six restaurants is a rooftop steakhouse, Capa, that’s beloved for its views of the Magic Kingdom’s fireworks.

Transport to Disney Springs via water taxi, spa, five outdoor resort pools, fine dining and quick service restaurants

The treehouses at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort are divisive. If you’re expecting a traditional luxury hotel, this may not be the place for you. However, if you want to feel secluded from the busy parks and resorts, and to decompress in a private, wooded landscape, these rustic treehouses are an unusually restorative choice for Disney accommodations. 

Each lofted treehouse has three bedrooms, plus a full kitchen and living space. Guests can take a water taxi to Disney Springs, and there is bus service to other Disney parks and facilities. However, many guests recommended a rental car to save time and have a more convenient, hassle free experience. 

Fitness center, Walt Disney World Water Transportation , children's activities

Everyone who goes to Magic Kingdom passes by the overwater bungalows at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, and nearly all of those people are envious of the lucky few who get to stay in the spectacular accommodations. These bungalows sleep up to eight adults, and have private balconies and plunge pools, all overlooking the Seven Seas Lagoon that people cross on the ferry, or travel around on the monorail and the walking path. Unlike some of the other unique accommodations at Disney, these bungalows are close to the main resort and have easy access to restaurants, pools, and other amenities. 

Fitness center, tennis court, spa, babysitting services, Disney park transportation

The Swan & Dolphin, located on the Crescent Lake that connects Epcot and Hollywood Studios, feels just like any of the deluxe Disney resorts. However, it’s part of the Marriott network, so Marriott Bonvoy members get access to discounts, upgrades, free Wi-Fi, and rewards points. While there is a daily resort fee, the on-property amenities and available discounts can offset that cost. 

Swan Reserve, the brand-new third building of the Swan & Dolphin, is specifically aimed at adults. It includes a Mediterranean restaurant, Amare, that serves up tasty meals for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You can cross the street to the original hotel, where you’ll find a private lagoon with a sand beach, a network of pools and hot tubs, and restaurants from Todd English and Don Shula. 

Valet parking, tennis court, free Wi-Fi, fitness center

The New England-themed Yacht Club Resort might not be top of mind when it comes to romance, but it’s one of Disney’s best hotels for adults. The hotel offers wine tastings and a fine dining steakhouse and is within walking distance of Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and all of the restaurants, bars, and nightclubs at Disney’s Boardwalk. 

Three-acre complex Stormalong Bay features a sand-bottom pool, lazy river, and a shipwreck housing a waterslide. Yacht Club shares this area with Disney’s Beach Club Resort, but Yacht Club is generally quieter and more adult-focused, whereas Beach Club has more families staying there.