On my most recent visit to the “Theme Park Capital of the World,” my family and I decided to stay at Caribe Royale Orlando, an all-suite property only 1.5 miles from Disney’s doorstep.
Here’s my honest review of my stay at Caribe Royale Orlando.
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Rooms and Accommodations
The villa featured a spacious living room with a queen-size sofa bed and a full kitchen equipped with a refrigerator, range, microwave, and all the necessary cookware and dishware—making it easy to prepare meals. Many theme park hotels don’t have this perk. While the kitchen felt a bit dated, renovations are underway, with updates expected in the coming months.
Another highlight of our villa was the screened patio. I’m prone to pesky mosquito bites, so this was an unexpected amenity that I appreciated. Nothing ruins a trip quicker than irritated, itchy skin.
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Food and Drinks
I ordered grilled red snapper with rice, plantains, and black beans, which was tastier than I anticipated. The fish was flavorful with just the right amount of spice, and the rice was cooked to perfection. Honestly, the meal rivaled the authentic Caribbean dishes I’ve enjoyed across many islands. My son, who is a self-proclaimed burger guru gave his plain meat and bun sandwich two thumbs up.
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The next morning, we grabbed breakfast at Tropicale, the property’s breakfast spot featuring a classic American menu. Admittedly, my family and I are big fans of breakfast buffets. This one had all the fixings to wake up taste buds. From made-to-order omelets to fluffy, buttermilk pancakes, the spread was massive and incredibly delicious. The fresh-squeezed orange juice was also some of the best I’ve ever had. That's not surprising since we were in Florida, one of the top citrus providers in the country.
While we didn’t dine at The Venetian Chop House, the resort's Italian steakhouse, it's a good option for those who crave a hearty meal. There’s also a Starbucks in the lobby, as well as a vibrant lounge-like bar featuring a tapas menu and a selection of rums from around the world.
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Pools and Activities
In the middle of the resort, you’ll find the main pool featuring a twisting 75’ water slide and towering waterfalls. There’s also a kiddie pool and splash pad for little ones. Again, there’s a private pool that only villa guests can access. There are also a couple hot tubs for those who want to take a steamy dip.
During our pool day, we ducked into the arcade near the kiddie pool—but it’s small and geared toward younger kids. My tween and teen breezed through, though little ones will be entertained.
While there is an on-site spa and fitness center, we didn’t take advantage of either during our visit. We were too busy enjoying ourselves doing other activities.
Caribe Royale Orlando is 15 miles from Orlando International Airport (MCO), which is about a 25–30-minute drive. We booked a rideshare service, which was approximately $30. Most people rent a car, but since we’re New Yorkers who don’t drive often, we tend to stick to rideshare options to get around when we’re visiting Orlando.
The Bottom Line
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