Universal Orlando's Aventura Hotel
Tour Aventura Hotel at Universal Orlando Resort
Universal’s Aventura Hotel is the modern and stylish sister to Universal’s Cabana Bay Beach Resort. This Prime Value hotel is within walking distance to Universal’s Volcano Bay, offers great views of all Universal Orlando theme parks and features spacious rooms with a focus on technology.
Arrival and Lobby Areas
Room Categories
Universal’s Aventura Hotel rooms and suites provide a serene, modern environment in which to chill. Open the curtains to reveal sweeping views of the theme parks or the city of Orlando.
Standard 2 Queen Room
314 square foot room offers two queen beds that can accommodate up to four guests, separate bath and vanity areas and plenty of upscale amenities for the this value hotel.
Video tour of an Aventura Standard Room
Deluxe 2 Queen Room
These rooms are 395 square foot rooms and offer even more living space. One side of the tower faces Orlando while the other side faces Universal’s theme parks. Both views are great. The Deluxe 2 Queen room features two queen beds that can accommodate up to four guests.
Kids Suite
Aventura’s his suites are 575 square foot and feature a separate space for the kids that includes two twin beds. Adults have a separate area with a king bed and a sofa bed. Maximum occupancy in a Kids Suite is 5 guests.
Kid's Suite with connecting Standard 2 Queen Bed Room
Need even more room? Ample space for parents and kids alike, this suite has a connecting room for additional sleeping accommodations. Suites are a total of 889 square feet and can sleep 9 guests.
Aventura hotel Room Rates
Nightly room rates for standard rooms at Universal’s Aventura Hotel vary by night, time of year, and the number of active bookings. Here are sample rates to give you an idea, but keep in mind Universal offers room and ticket packages as well:
Standard 2 Queen Room $150
Deluxe 2 Queen Room $200
Kids Suite $290
Kids Suite with Skyline View $315
Kids Suite with Connecting 2 Queen Room $450
aventura Room Amenities
Complimentary WiFi in guest rooms and public areas
Coffee/tea maker
Refrigerator
Connecting rooms available
Desk
Iron/ironing board
Recycling
Safe
Hair dryer
Free cribs/infant beds
Room Service by Relay the Robot
Room Service Robots at aventura hotel!
Aventura Hotel Services
Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
ATM/banking services
Elevator
Front-desk safe
Self parking on site ($18 per night)
Wheelchair-accessible parking available
Free theme park shuttle
Arcade/game room
Fitness center
Outdoor pool
Universal gift shop
Laundry facilities
Aventura Hotel Accessibility Options
Accessible bathroom (select rooms)
Assistive listening devices available
Braille signage
In-room accessibility (select rooms)
Roll-in shower (select rooms)
Wheelchair-accessible parking
Wheelchair-accessible path of travel
Pool and recreation at aventura hotel
aventura’s Dining Options
Theme Park Transportation
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Universal Orlando's Endless Summer Resort - Dockside Inn and Suites Review
Resort Tour: Universal’s Endless Summer Resort Dockside
Resort Summary
Universal’s Endless Summer Dockside Inn and Suites is divided into two parts: Dockside Inn and Surfside Inn. The name comes from the 1966 documentary on surfing titled, The Endless Summer.
Universal’s Endless Summer Dockside Inn and Suites
This resort is located on Universal Boulevard, a few blocks away from the Universal Orlando theme parks.
This value hotel features 2-bedroom suites that accommodate up to six guests and standard rooms that sleep 4.
There are 1,059 2-bedroom suites and 991 standard rooms with interior corridors.
What is the difference between universal dockside and Surfside?
These two hotels sit across the street from each other on Universal Boulevard. Dockside is larger and has 2 pools. It also has a larger lobby and foodcourt. Surfside is smaller and has 1 pool. Personally, I think Surfside is a little easier to navigate but I like that Dockside is bigger. Surfside and Dockside are comparable in terms of room size, nightly rates and the amenities offered.
Arrival and Lobby Areas
Room Categories
2-Bedroom Suites – These suites, which make up more than half the rooms at both Dockside Inn and Suites & Surfside Inn and Suites, sleep up to six and offer guests an unrivaled value.
With the families suite you no longer need two connecting rooms for extra space.
Standard Rooms - With separate bath and vanity areas, it’s easy for multiple people to get ready at the same time.
Pool View Rooms - Each inviting 313-square-foot room offers two queen beds and sleeps 4.
Room Rates
Standard rooms begin at $79 per night. The 2-Bedroom Suites start as low as $115 per night. Prices vary based on season with mid to late summer having the lowest rates.
2 Bedroom Suite
Standard Room
Hotel Services
Dockside Inn and Suites features:
Complimentary WiFi in guest rooms and public areas.
Universal Orlando Vacation Planning Center
Self-parking (daily fees apply)
Car rental available on-site
Universal Studios Store
Only Universal Orlando’s hotel guests get more ride time, more free time and more family time every day of their vacation.
Early Park Admission to The Wizarding World of Harry Potter and Universal’s Volcano Bay, one hour before the theme parks open (Valid theme park admission required. Select attractions.)
Free shuttles are provided so it’s always a quick hop between your room and the parks.
Resort-wide charging privileges with your room key.
Complimentary merchandise delivery to your hotel from the Universal shops.
Complimentary Club-to-Club access at Universal CityWalk to select venues for the length of your stay.
Pool and recreation
Dining Options
Dockside Inn and Suites has tasty and convenient offerings for breakfast, lunch, dinner and every craving in-between.
Pier 8 Market – With multiple stations offering breakfast, lunch and dinner
Wave Makers Pool Bar – Laid-back poolside bar 4 The Oasis Beach Bar – Sunny poolside bar
Sunset Lounge – Lobby bar offering favorite cocktails and craft beer
Starbucks – Relax and sip for awhile or grab a coffee creation to go as you pass through the lobby
Fresh Pizza – Delivered directly to your room. Available during limited hours
Theme Park Transportation
Free shuttles to the Universal theme parks and Volcano Bay water park. Uber is also available.
Universal’s Endless Summer Dockside is located off-site, a few blocks away from the Universal theme parks.
Universal Orlando Resort
15 miles from Orlando International Airport (MCO)
10 miles from downtown Orlando
10 miles from Walt Disney World Resort
Endless Summer Resort - Dockside Inn address:
7125 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819
Can you walk from Endless Summer to City Walk?
No, it is not possible to walk to Universal City Walk or to the Universal theme parks from Endless Summer Dockside. This hotel is located a few blocks away on very busy roadways. Bus transportation is fast and convenient.
Does Universal dockside have free breakfast?
No, breakfast isn’t free at Dockside or at any other Universal Orlando Resort hotel. A food court is available for breakfast, with many menu items under $12.
Is the pool at Endless Summer dockside heated?
Yes, pools are heated during cooler weather at all Universal Orlando hotels.
Does Endless Summer have water slide?
Dockside has 2 pools and a splash pad for little kids, but there is no water slide.
Which Universal hotel has a lazy river?
Universal’s Cabana Bay Beach Resort has a small lazy river.
Darren is a Disney-focused travel agent with Magical Vacations Travel and has over 13 years of experience. Readers of the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World rate him as a Best of the Best Disney Travel Agent. Darren is also an Orlando-based travel writer with topics ranging from theme parks to cruise lines.
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