Home2 Suites by Hilton opens tomorrow in Flamingo Crossings Town Center

Dec 16, 2020 in "Flamingo Crossings"

Flamingo Crossings Hotel construction - November 2020
Posted: Wednesday December 16, 2020 4:44pm ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Yedla Management Company will tomorrow open Home2 Suites by Hilton, the first of four hotels at Flamingo Crossings in the rapidly developing Town Center.

Billed as a Walt Disney World Gateway Hotel and set to open on December 17, the Home2 Suites is a modern extended-stay concept with a mix of 272 individual and conjoining rooms located just outside the Western Way gateway to Walt Disney World, and around 10 minutes from the theme parks.

Rates begin at $82 plus taxes for stays December 17 2020.

“Home2Suites by Hilton is an innovative lodging brand that caters to travelers eager for life and adventure, and we are delighted to welcome our first guests to experience not only the hotel but all that this amazing area has to offer,” said Srinath Yedla, founding principal of Doradus Partners and CEO of Yedla Management Company.

Yedla Management Company, in partnership with Doradus Partners, will open three more hotels at Flamingo Crossings Town Center. Homewood Suites by Hilton will open in early 2021, and Residence Inn and Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott are set to open in the spring. The four hotels are expected to employ 150 people.

The four properties will include on-site restaurants, pool bars, a soccer field, batting cages, a basketball court, pool slide, fire pits, outdoor grills and more. One of the hotels will also feature a Disney Planning Center desk to assist guests with their scheduling needs.

The Home2Suites by Hilton features fully accessorized kitchens, complimentary internet, and other trademark Home2Suites amenities such as a combined laundry and fitness area, grab-and-go items and a complimentary daily breakfast. Modular furniture in the rooms provides guests the flexibility to customize the suite to suit their style and preference. All rooms are pet friendly.

Reservations can be made at Hilton.com or by calling 407-993-3999

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JoesixtoeMay 31, 2021

Right me too.. I was like wha which waaayy?? 👈 ok.

mgfMay 31, 2021

It caused a minor panic as I was driving in to stay at the Townplace with small kids in the car who were not going to be visiting Disney this trip. It was late. I was tired. I was convinced I was about to pop out at the MK resorts for a second lol.

JoesixtoeMay 31, 2021

Sounds like a good plan. I hope you have a great time :)

DCBakerMay 28, 2021

tentaguasuMay 28, 2021

That sounds great. I won't be travelling until the end of the year. (I'm making reservations early because I'm expecting a flood of travel and increased costs as Covid rates go down.) By then... who knows about fastpass!

JoesixtoeMay 28, 2021

When are you coming down? If it's soon, then I doubt fastpass will be available. With saying that Homewood suites was Homewood was modern, clean and the line of hotels there I think have a nice cohesive design to them. The pool is nice, and the breakfast was decent. The area isn't very busy, but the hotels are. However you will at times here your upstairs neighbors a bit, not their voice but sometimes footsteps and the chairs screeching across the floor. I've never stayed at the Doubletree. I will say if your coming down soon, I doubt fastpass will be here

DCBakerMay 26, 2021

Fairfield Inn & Suites opening in July - https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mcofr-fairfield-inn-and-suites-orlando-at-flamingo-crossings-town-center/

MattMMay 26, 2021

That is your preference, which is fine. But its still true that the other one is closer to most actual residential areas.

MattMMay 26, 2021

But you've got another one right up the road at Fowler Grove right?

castlecake2.0May 26, 2021

True, and for the most part it’s pretty hidden

drnilescraneMay 26, 2021

Probably will look just like Carribean Beach, which has the exact same issue with the backside of Bonnet Creek resort

DznyGrlSDMay 26, 2021

Yeah those sight-lines are going to get ruined

castlecake2.0May 26, 2021

Curious to see what they’ll do, hopefully more than nothing like the backside of rat

lazyboy97oMay 26, 2021

Afford it? Sure. But they make the people staying at Caribbean Beach look at the Riviera so I don’t think they care about sight lines from the hotels.