Reunion Resort

Reunion is less a traditional resort and more a self-contained village, and that's most obvious when you see the accommodation. Rather than a central hotel tower, you'll stay in one of the resort's spacious villas, each set in a low-rise block with views across the estate. It's a setup that gives you genuine space and freedom, not just a room with a bed.

Friends and families travelling in groups of four or more will particularly appreciate what's on offer here. The villas come with one, two or three bedrooms, and while they're not dripping in five-star extras, they deliver everything you actually need for a comfortable, independent stay. Fully equipped kitchens mean you can sort your own breakfast or late-night snack, while the living areas come with high-speed internet and cable TV, so you can unwind properly after a day on the course.

The villa format works especially well for golf groups. You get communal space to debrief the round, plan tomorrow's matches and settle any on-course disputes without being confined to a standard hotel room. It's relaxed, sociable and practical. For groups, the big win is having a lounge and kitchen to spread out in, rather than everyone disappearing to separate rooms after dinner. You can split costs more easily, keep your own schedule for breakfast, and generally feel more like you're on a golf trip with mates than a package holiday.

The bedrooms are configured to suit different group sizes, with options for twin or double setups depending on the villa you choose. Laundry facilities in most villas are a nice touch if you're staying longer or playing multiple rounds a day, and the low-rise layout means you're never far from your car or a shuttle around the estate. It's the sort of setup that makes a week-long trip feel manageable rather than hotel-bound.

Having a kitchen is handy, but Reunion's restaurant lineup means you won't be cooking every night unless you want to. Eleven, perched on the 11th floor, is a brilliant spot for cocktails and stargazing, while Forte serves a flavoursome Italian menu that's perfect when you want something a bit special. For post-round ease, the Clubhouse delivers exactly what golf groups need: quality food, cold drinks and a setting where you can relax in your golf gear without feeling out of place.

Beyond the golf and dining, Reunion offers plenty to fill any downtime. The spa menu includes indulgent massages, available either in a treatment room or the comfort of your own villa, which is a nice touch if you've walked 36 holes and don't fancy going anywhere. Tennis courts, multiple outdoor pools and a kids' club round out the facilities, reinforcing Reunion as one of the smartest choices for a golf holiday in the Orlando area, especially if you're bringing family or want more than just golf.