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fer these adult amenities. Other kid-friendly amenities include the tiny Castle Movie
Theater, which shows movies all day, every day; a playground; an arcade with video
games and air hockey, among its many games; and a basketball court. Other amenities
include a fitness center for the grown-ups and a large free-form pool complete with
kiddie pool and two whirlpools. Applebee's serves breakfast and dinner and offers
an à la carte menu for dinner. There's also a minimart. More perks: Kids age 12 and
younger eat free from a special menu when dining with one paying adult (maximum
four kids per adult), and “Dive-Inn” poolside movies are shown on Saturday nights.
Finally, pets weighing 30 pounds or less are welcome for an additional $40 nonre-
fundable fee.
Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress
Rate per night
$169-$334.
Pool . Fridge in room
Yes, plus minibar.
Shuttle to parks
Yes
(Disney, Universal, SeaWorld).
Maximum number of occupants per room
4.
Special com-
ments
$25/night resort fee.
1 Grand Cypress Blvd.
Orlando
407-239-1234
THERE ARE MYRIAD REASONS
to stay at the 1,500-acre Grand Cypress, but
the pool ranks as reason number one. The 800,000-gallon tropical paradise has two
45-foot waterslides, waterfalls, and a suspension bridge, along with a waterslide
tower, a splash zone, a pool bar, and kids' rock-climbing facilities.
The 769 standard guest rooms are 360 square feet and have a Florida ambience,
with green and reddish hues, touches of rattan, and private balconies. Amenities in-
clude minibar, iron and board, safe, hair dryer, ceiling fan, and cable/satellite TV with
pay-per-view movies and video games. Suite and villa accommodations offer even
more amenities. Camp Hyatt provides supervised programs for kids ages 3-12; in-
room babysitting is available. Six restaurants offer dining options, and four lounges
provide nighttime entertainment.
Marriott Village at Lake Buena Vista
