Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando Hotel Shuttles

Surrounded by south Orlando’s theme park oasis and home to its own casual amenities, the Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando is the perfect resting spot for families in search of convenience. Basic rooms come with a rich earth-tone hue as well as Florida’s signature textured chairs, specialty perks including a small arcade room and 24-hour snack bar. A large buffet restaurant and spacious pool-side scenery lined with palms and hedges also make staying in a viable option, though guests may want to get out to take advantage of close access to several Orlando landmarks. Get there by booking a private vehicle rental, choosing between intimate sedans or super-sized chartered buses, general meet-and-greet services adding a bit more convenience through easygoing drop offs to Orlando International Airport via taxi as well as upscale chauffeurs ranging from luxury limousines to informative local personal drivers.

Shuttles to nearby theme parks are available to guests, though guests may want to see more than the obvious by discovering nearby getaways first, the closest options including Pointe Orlando’s outdoor shops & restaurants modeled after Spanish-style plazas, especially popular eateries including the British-style eats at The Pub Orlando and a handful of upscale options like The Capital Grille and The Oceanaire Seafood Room. Also across the street is the WonderWorks Orlando, home to ultra bizarre presentations that truly make heads wonder who the designer is. Continue north on International Drive to reach the slightly further attractions of ICON Park instead, home to sweeping views of the city from 400-foot-high ferris wheel gondolas, and surrounded by a handful of exhibits that include a Ripley’s Believe It or Not! and Madame Tussauds, not to mention ocean-themed aquariums of SEA LIFE and large mini-golf courses at Pirate’s Cove Adventure. Shuttles to nearby theme parks are available to guests, though guests may want to see more than the obvious by discovering nearby getaways first, the closest options including Pointe Orlando’s outdoor shops & restaurants modeled after Spanish-style plazas, especially popular eateries including the British-style eats at The Pub Orlando and a handful of upscale options like The Capital Grille and The Oceanaire Seafood Room. Also across the street is the WonderWorks Orlando, home to ultra bizarre presentations that truly make heads wonder who the designer is. Continue north on International Drive to reach the slightly further attractions of ICON Park instead, home to sweeping views of the city from 400-foot-high ferris wheel gondolas, and surrounded by a handful of exhibits that include a Ripley’s Believe It or Not! and Madame Tussauds, not to mention ocean-themed aquariums of SEA LIFE and large mini-golf courses at Pirate’s Cove Adventure.