When you enter Disney's Floridian hotel in Orlando, you are greeted by a five-story high atrium lobby, with a stained glass dome filtering in light. A grand piano provides live music amidst chandeliers and an aviary. There are 867 rooms in the hotel, all in a Victorian decor with pastel colors, light-wood furnishings, and marble-top sinks. Most rooms have balconies or room patios, and amenities include high-speed Internet access, cable television, air conditioning, multi-line phone with voicemail, a desk and chair, minibar, coffee maker, and clock radio. A complimentary newspaper is provided on weekdays. A business center and meeting rooms are also available. Guests have access to a full-service spa, pools with a white-sand beach, a marina, fitness center, and many shops. Childcare is available onsite. Dining options on the resort include Citricos, an upscale restaurant offering Mediterranean cuisine with an open-air kitchen; Victoria & Albert's, the highest-end of Disney dining offering a seven-course menu and an award-winning wine list; Narcoossee's, featuring seafood and a wonderful view of Seven Seas Lagoon; and 1900 Park Fare, a buffet-style restaurant with Disney characters that entertain diners during breakfast and dinner.

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