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Planning a vacation in Orlando might just be getting easier!
A new hotel is being developed right by Universal Orlando. Curious? Let's dive in!
The Zicav Group is set to construct a hotel near Universal Studios and the Mall at Millenia. Although it's closer to the first two Universal parks, it can also accommodate guests visiting Epic Universe, slated to open on May 22nd.
This hotel will feature over 300 rooms, retail space, restaurants, and a spa, making it a great option for all types of travelers. Situated on a 1.7-acre property in a prime location for Orlando’s theme parks, it offers a unique alternative to the originally planned 174-unit condominiums.
The development also plans for additional facilities, including outdoor areas like pools, vital for attracting large groups during business events or sports tournaments. With less than 2 acres of space, strategic planning is crucial.
A smaller second tower will be part of the project's phase two. In 2024 alone, Orlando saw 11 new hotels, adding over 1,900 rooms, with Universal Orlando contributing several options including Stella Nova and Terra Luna, and Helios Grand Hotel set to debut later in April, enriching the hospitality landscape with about 2,000 new rooms.
We love seeing Orlando's vibrant growth in the hospitality sector. What about you? What are your thoughts on the city’s expanding accommodations? Share your opinions in the comments!
A new hotel is being developed right by Universal Orlando. Curious? Let's dive in!
The Zicav Group is set to construct a hotel near Universal Studios and the Mall at Millenia. Although it's closer to the first two Universal parks, it can also accommodate guests visiting Epic Universe, slated to open on May 22nd.
This hotel will feature over 300 rooms, retail space, restaurants, and a spa, making it a great option for all types of travelers. Situated on a 1.7-acre property in a prime location for Orlando’s theme parks, it offers a unique alternative to the originally planned 174-unit condominiums.
The development also plans for additional facilities, including outdoor areas like pools, vital for attracting large groups during business events or sports tournaments. With less than 2 acres of space, strategic planning is crucial.
A smaller second tower will be part of the project's phase two. In 2024 alone, Orlando saw 11 new hotels, adding over 1,900 rooms, with Universal Orlando contributing several options including Stella Nova and Terra Luna, and Helios Grand Hotel set to debut later in April, enriching the hospitality landscape with about 2,000 new rooms.
We love seeing Orlando's vibrant growth in the hospitality sector. What about you? What are your thoughts on the city’s expanding accommodations? Share your opinions in the comments!
