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Coronado Springs Resort Overview
The
Disney's Coronado Springs Resort is Walt Disney World's first family/convention
center resort. As you enter the lobby, feast your eyes on La Fuente
de Las Palomas or the "Fountain of the Doves" as the spring
water trickles over the Spanish-style urn and gathers amidst the
colorful tiles. The resort theming is based on a mix of Colonial
Mexico and the American Southwest.
The 1967 guest rooms and suites are dispersed amongst three villages that surround a 15 acre man-made lake. The resorts feature rustic stucco buildings, Mexican-style bungalows and festive villages with Spanish terracotta roofs. The Coronado Springs Resort is divided into 3 village areas, the Casitas, the Ranchos and the Cabanas. The Casitas village or "Little Houses", has 1024 guest rooms (981 guest rooms and 43 suites) and include buildings similar to those commonly found in Sante Fe or Monterey.
The buildings set amidst the colorful plaza, fountains and courtyards are commonly used for the convention accommodations. The Ranchos have a more rustic, rural flavor to them, complete with an arroyo or small stream that tumbles over a rocky streambed. The 624 guest rooms are housed in two- and three-storey villas. The Cabanas are 2-storey Mexican-style adobe bungalows with 319 guest rooms. The majority of these rooms have a water view. The convention center is 95,000 square feet and can be divided into 45 rooms.
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