LEGOLAND Florida Hotel in Winter Haven, FL

We spent $4,335.78 for a family of 4. 7 days at the hotel...3 days at the park, 4 days for the Buffet dinner (Not including skyline eating, instacart, doordash and other miscellaneous items.) To me it wasn't worth the $$ and here's why: Pros: Hotel located next to park for easy access. Ride lines are organized to avoid long waits. 2 Resturants on site. Heated pool with perfect depth for all ages and life guards are attentive and watchful. Hotel rooms are clean and decorated cutely. Lobby lego castle near restaurant for bored kiddos during meal time. Free breakfast is very good Keurig in rooms and 2 mini bottles of water and juice pouches daily House keeping provides cute lego toiletries each night. Cons: Hotel needs a outdoor playground, park closes early and there's nothing for kids to do. Bathrooms need plungers and a brush! If you run into a clogged toilet you have to wait for maintenance to do it for you. There are no usb ports in the room. There is no phone directory in room. There are no activities for ppl who don't do the park everyday. No room service. No Shuttle to Orlando. Nothing to do in area either. No pool bar for snacks or drinks. No drink or coffee station in lobby. No computer or printer. Not a resort environment, this is a hotel to drop off your stuff and go to the park and to sleep. Park tickets not included for 7 day stays.. have to buy additional. No security...a fist fight occurred at pool area and lifeguards can't leave post..I called customer service to track down the front desk who tracked down a manager and by the time he came it was done. Hotel room walls are paper thin, our bed wall shakes when they shut doors and we hear everything they say and watch on tv. It was a decent experience to check off the vacation list but I wouldn't return. There's just not enough to keep you entertained for the price. We had to get a car service for 128.00 to go to Disney springs just to find something to do. It's very boring and geared more for toddlers through age 7. My 5 and 9 year old made the most of it but admitted it's a little babyish/boring. We went during the coronavirus crisis and I thought maybe with everyone canceling and freaking out it would cost us less money but nope... After totaling the hotel,park,air,food...legoland wasn't worth the money. I'd recommend staying 1-2 nights and i it doesn't matter what theme room you pick...in the end it's not worth paying extra for decor.

First time here. Surprise bday present for our 10 year old. We loved it as much as he did. Walking around the lego exhibit eating ice cream was so much fun. The rides were all tailored to his size as well as we could ride also . Went in Feb which wasn’t hot or crowded. Only a couple e of rides had long lines. Didn’t get to see the whole park as they close at 5. We want to go back.

Kids love the place. The pool was too cold for them at this time of the year, but they enjoyed every square foot of this hotel. Its small, cousy and very well organized considering there are lego bricks everywhere. Noise level in the rooms is actually very well managed, you know there are hundreds of kids around you but once you enter your room, nothing, quiet and perfect for a good night sleep. Breakfast was perfect in the lobby. Dinner options however are very limited on premise, you'll have to eat outside if you stay 2 or more nights. There is no room service, so keep that in mind.

Kids had a blast. Water park was our favorite. Bring towels if you don't want to buy one as they don't supply. We stayed at the beach resort and like having our own space in the evenings. We will return for sure! Excited to try out the new pirate hotel.

We had a fun time but we’re disappointed in the amount of rides available for smaller children. Having to pay full price for a child who can only go on half the rides is a little bit ridiculous. Other then that we enjoyed ourselves. Good food choices and lots to look at. Will go back when our boys are bigger.