This is the second half of the Orlando hotel index, picking up at the H names and running to the end of the alphabet. All but one of the 106 lines are quoted from $550 for the vehicle, and the driving windows recorded against them fall between 3 h 37 min and 4 h 14 min. Because so many of these properties share a chain name with a Miami-area sister, each link leads to the page carrying the correct street address and the quote built for it.
Position inside the city moves the number less than travellers expect: SpringHill Suites Orlando at Millenia records 3 h 43 min, Residence Inn Orlando Downtown 3 h 47 min and WoodSpring Suites Orlando East UCF 3 h 41 min. It is the final stretch of the drive, not the first three hours, that varies. Planning at the city end is easiest through Visit Orlando.
Party size decides the car: the black SUV seats five, the Sprinter van six to nine, the long Sprinter up to fourteen. The allowance is one checked and one cabin item per person, which is worth counting honestly before a park week. Wider travel notes for the state are kept by Visit Florida.
A return leg is booked as its own route with its own quote and is not attached automatically to the outbound. Put both dates in the first message and the two legs are held together, which is also the simplest way to keep the same class of vehicle on each of them.
Send the new address as soon as you have it. The page you booked is tied to one location, so a switch inside the same distance band is usually just a note on the file, whereas a move to another county means the fare is requoted before the travel date.
The Miami end works the same way on every route listed here: the inbound flight is monitored and the meeting point is the curb, once the party is through the exit doors with its luggage. An in-terminal greeting with a name sign is available as a paid option when it is arranged ahead of the date. Anything that alters the timing should reach the booking number, +1 (786) 682-8748, where the deposit and balance are handled too.
