Celebration Hotel

"This hotel is owned by the Marriott, which is our choice of hotels when available. The area is nice with several restaurants within walking distance. Our favorite for dinner is the Town Tavern. Great food, atmosphere, and service! Ask to be seated in Matt's section. The hotel over was nice, cozy. The only issue we had was that we had to ask 4 times to get a couple of extra pillows and towels. The safe needed new batteries, but they never came to service it. On the day of checking out, we left cash on the nightstand as we always do to tip the room service. We stepped out to have breakfast, and upon our return to gather our things, the money was gone. That's stealing in my book. All of this was reported not only to hotel staff but a letter was sent to Marriott."

"This hotel is in desperate need of an upgrade. The rooms are dated with bathrooms that clearly haven't been remodeled since the early 2000s. The temperature in the room seemingly has nothing to do with what you set the wall thermostat to. When I got into the room it was 62 and when I set it to 72 I was lucky to hit 68. Old popcorn ceilings stained with dust from the vents blowing directly on them since the last time that popcorn was considered aesthetically pleasing. There's also no mini fridge in the room which is frankly embarrassing. How does a red roof inn manage to have mini fridges in every room but an establishment charging $500+/night can't seem to find it in the budget? Additionally, I left my "do not disturb tag" on my door for the duration of my stay. I don't like having strangers rummage around my room. Regardless of the presence of this hanger, my room was clearly serviced, seemingly to simply make my bed and throw away the single tissue I had discarded of in the trash. The hotel itself was absolutely frigid. Everyone was wearing jackets indoors at all times. The buffet food is hit or miss. They served eggs, bacon, and waffles that were all perfectly fine simple staples. But one morning the only options were pork bellyand chicken apple maple sausage (what?) that might as well have been tree bark, both of which were cold mind you but that checks out given that you could hang meat in this hotel. The only saving grace of this place was the bartender who was lovely but unfortunately they shut it down at 10. The location and external aesthetics of the place are also beautiful. On the whole, for the price point I wouldn't bother with this hotel. Extravagant prices for a room straight out of 2003 with Arctic circle temperatures."

"The hotel is showing its age. Popcorn ceilings and older rooms. But the biggest concern is they automatically charged us for valet parking and in/room wine service. We *never used either, and it was hours of work to get it cleared up. I highly recommend avoiding this property until this fraudulent activity ends."

"Quaint little boutique hotel in the downtown area if Celebration. Rooms are lovely but do not have a mini fridge or microwave. Onsite restaurant is very nice as is their outdoor dining area. Service is sometimes slow but always very friendly."

"I love this hotel, it has a boutique feel to it. Very intimate common area spaces that are nicely decorated and feel very welcoming. the views to the lake from the restaurant make for a delightful dining experience if sitting outside. Whenever i visit Celebration, i make a point to enjoy a nice brunch there and unwind while taking in the lake views and green spaces surrounding it. Beautiful and so peaceful!"