Festiva Orlando Resort

I really didn't care for the virtual check-in process. I had a feeling the opening of the door using a cell phone would be a problem and it indeed was. The operator on the phone provided me with a code to unlock the door on the keypad and that didn't work either. Thank goodness there was an actual key located within the lock box next to the door. I was at the resort for a short stay (2 nights), and the stressful check-in process ruined everything for me. Once I finally relaxed and unpacked, I noticed that there were no instructions regarding how to access the internet so I could unwind and watch TV on my Tablet. Unfortunately, this was after 11:00 p.m. on a Friday night and I couldn't reach...

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Wasn't what was pictured it's small no view no access to shopping not in walking must have a car to get around... And there was no one to talk to about the room, very disappointed for me as well as my daughter grieving her 9 yr old son Bryson was hit killed by a construction truck were from Ohio trying to console her loss by having a trip to relieve her sadness , wasn't worth the time to us! ?

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I had a wonderful time. The resort was like a little apartment. I was able to store and cook my own food. There was a balcony. The keyless entry was convenient. It was close to all the attractions and parks. Highway accessible fairly easy. It had a washer and dyer in the unit. It was just a wonderful experience. I could not give it enough stars....

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The Argentinian churasco/skirt steak was very fatty and was not able to even chew it the service was poor they did sit us down quickly but then we had to wait for like 20 minutes for water and our

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It's ok to stay in Orlando resort festiva but the Disney's Port Orleans resort stay for up to 8 days was

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