B Resort Opens at Walt Disney World
The all-new B Resort & Spa, located at Walt Disney World in Orlando, officially opened its doors this summer.
Rising from the site of the former Royal Plaza Hotel, B Resort & Spa is located in the heart of the Downtown Disney area, minutes from Walt Disney World Theme Parks and the Orange County Convention Center.
Following a massive, top-to-bottom redesign, the new 394-room resort has something for both adults and children including modern decor, innovative technologies and an array of unique family-friendly activities. Relive your childhood all day at the parks and then return to B Resort for a little pampering.
The hotel is home to the first-ever American Q restaurant, developed with Jeffrey Chodorow of China Grill and Asia de Cuba fame. The restaurant serves classic barbecue with a modern spin, including an appetizer buffet served from the bed of a 1950s, cherry-red Ford pickup truck.
“B Resort & Spa is the first resort designation for the B Hotels & Resorts brand and we are thrilled to introduce travelers to such an incredible, unique product in one of the world’s top business and leisure travel destinations,” says Keith Wolling, the property’s general manager. “This is a four-star resort with attractive prices and a team that is committed to delivering unforgettable, customized experiences to virtually every type of traveler.”
Features of the hotel include:
- B Indulged Spa by AVEDA
- B Artistic exhibit, featuring original works by local artists
- Latest tech amenities (loaner iPads, FreeB Wi-Fi, Monscierge digital touchscreen concierge)
- Guestrooms with designer furnishings and views of fireworks displays
- 25,000 square-foot of state-of-the-art meeting space
- Zero-edge pool with kids’ zone, cabanas and bar and grill
If You Go: B Resort is located at 1905 Hotel Plaza Blvd. Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830. For more info call 407.828.2828 or visit the resort online.
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This story originally published on VisitFlorida.com.
