The Toledo – Tapas, Steak & Seafood restaurant at the top of the tower is first rate as is the Maya Grill restaurant on the ground floor. Nancy and I had wonderful meals at both during our long weekend stay at Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort. Joining the Toldeo restaurant atop of the Gran Destino Tower is the Dahlia Lounge which has both inside and outside seating. The outside area would be wonderful location to watch the fireworks in the distance.
We also had a very nice dinner at Rix, Sports Bar and Grill, the sports bar on site. There is also the Three Bridges Bar & Grill which we have to return to next time as we ran out of time during our stay.
Let’s Focus on The Room Tour, Shall We?
As far as the room we were assigned, it was on the 8th floor and is another reason for the Moderate vs Deluxe resort issue. It was a huge hotel room with many nice features.
Yet, why describe it for you when you can see it for yourself.
Below is the video tour of Room 839 in the Gran Destino Tower of Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort that we were assigned. I think you will really like what you see. We will add a link to our full review of Disney’s Coronado Springs Resort and if it is a good choice for older adults and seniors in the coming weeks.
After watching the room tour, if you are curious how this compares, here is our review of the 1 bedroom we were assigned at Disney’s Beach Club Villas at Walt Disney World.
Let us know in the comments if you have stayed in the Gran Destino Tower and your thoughts on it being a good choice or not for older adults and seniors.
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