Hotels near Usta National Campus
10000 Usta Boulevard, Orlando, FL 32827
Hotels near Usta National Campus
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Aloft Orlando Lake Nona
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Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG
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Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport
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SpringHill Suites by Marriott Orlando Lake Nona
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Hampton Inn Orlando Southeast Nona
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Home2 Suites by Hilton Orlando Southeast Nona
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Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside
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Sheraton Suites Orlando Airport
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Ramada by Wyndham Suites Orlando Airport
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Staybridge Suites Orlando Airport South by IHG
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Hyatt House Orlando Airport
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Hilton Garden Inn Orlando Airport
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Hampton Inn & Suites Orlando Airport at Gateway Village
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Orlando Airport
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Aloft Orlando Lake Nona
Energy meets efficiency where players trade heat exhaustion for quick muscle recovery.
- Experience energizing day-to-night ambiance shifts throughout your stay
- Sleep soundly on premium crisp linens after intense court sessions
- Recharge with teammates over craft beers and bar snacks
Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona
Elevated road-warrior comforts meet the grind of back-to-back racquet competition.
- Recharge muscles in the therapeutic whirlpool after long matches
- Connect with teammates at spacious communal tables featuring integrated power outlets
- Sink into plush pillow-top mattresses after long tournament days
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Built for competitors who value function over frills every single trip.
- Cool down in the heated indoor pool after matches
- Power up phones and tablets at built-in outlets near seating
- Rinse off quickly with extra elbow room from curved rods
Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport
Built for families who need space to separate and places to reconnect.
- Maintain your club attire perfectly with professional dry cleaning service
- Order from kid-approved menus designed for young athletes and siblings
- Enjoy private lounge access reserved for Regency Club suite guests
SpringHill Suites by Marriott Orlando Lake Nona
Designed around predictable comfort when match schedules demand sharp timing.
- Toast match victories with evening cocktail service and wine offerings
- Stock up on travel essentials and sundries between tournament rounds
- Refresh workout clothes and uniforms in convenient guest laundry facilities
Hampton Inn Orlando Southeast Nona
Someone always has your back here — from morning fuel to last-minute fixes.
- Keep kids 17 and under housed free during competition weekends
- Rest easy with pull-out sleeper sofas for multi-generational traveling teams
- Fuel match days with signature waffles and rotating hot items
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Home2 Suites by Hilton Orlando Southeast Nona
Modular flexibility meets tournament recovery — studios built for the long haul.
- Launder practice clothes in on-site washers while preparing for matches
- Stretch out after tournament play in family-sized suite layouts
- Spread out in living areas with queen sleeper sofas for families
Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside
Doubles partners expect consistency and this brand delivers it every visit.
- Refresh your match-day gear with same-day professional dry cleaning service
- Add cribs to rooms for traveling families with youngest players
- Spread out in separate living areas perfect for family downtime
Sheraton Suites Orlando Airport
Reliable comfort meets low-fuss service for competitors who travel uncluttered.
- Energize players with Sheraton Club's complimentary hot breakfast spread
- Coordinate team arrivals effortlessly with reliable airport shuttle pickup options
- Claim private cabana space for post-game team celebrations
Ramada by Wyndham Suites Orlando Airport
Ramada serves families seeking dependable refuge when heat and fatigue compound quickly.
- Sip freshly brewed tea while reviewing the day's match schedule
- Transfer players and families effortlessly using airport shuttle service options
- Train and stretch in the heated indoor pool environment
Staybridge Suites Orlando Airport South by IHG
The brand that understands parents need space while young competitors need rest.
- Start match days with hot complimentary breakfast buffet daily
- Access local transit connections for quick trips to tournament venues
- Refresh tired muscles with post-match swims in heated pool
Hyatt House Orlando Airport
Known for serving travelers who need space to settle without ceremony.
- Grab pre-match fuel anytime from the always-open H Market
- Restore gear quickly using complimentary detergent at select locations
- Recharge on pull-out sleeper sofas in spacious separate living areas
Hilton Garden Inn Orlando Airport
Tradition-backed hospitality built for players managing back-to-back competitive days.
- Recharge between matches with late-night comfort food room service options
- Polish performance footwear using convenient shoeshine service between rounds
- Request complimentary cribs for young children staying in your room
Hampton Inn & Sts Orlando Airport at Gateway
Personal attention meets predictable routine when every minute between matches counts.
- Dry tournament gear quickly with accessible dryers for back-to-back events
- House young athletes free when sharing beds with parents
- Relax on pull-out sleeper sofas after long tournament days together
Homewood Suites by Hilton Orlando Airport
Spacious suites and evening socials turn multi-day events into comfortable routines.
- Spread out in two-bedroom suites built for larger families
- Separate sleeping areas from living rooms for early and late players
- Recharge with hot breakfast featuring signature waffles every morning
Usta National Campus Travel Guide
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The USTA National Campus is nothing short of the "Disney World of Tennis." Located in the burgeoning Lake Nona district of Orlando, this 64-acre complex is the largest tennis facility in the United States, featuring a staggering 100 courts. It serves as the training headquarters for American professional players, collegiate teams (University of Central Florida), and youth development programs. The campus is divided into specific zones: the Player Development area (where you might spot a pro), the Collegiate Center with its 1,200-seat stadium, and the Family Zone for younger players. For visiting families, the experience is pristine and awe-inspiring; the grounds are immaculately landscaped, technology is integrated into every court, and the "Net Post Grill" offers a surprisingly high-quality dining experience right on site. However, the Florida heat is a formidable opponent here, and the afternoon thunderstorms are as reliable as a Swiss watch. This guide is designed for the tennis parents and coaches traveling to Central Florida. You will learn how to navigate the "smart city" of Lake Nona, where to find the best container-park food hall for a team dinner, and how to survive a rain delay with your sanity intact.
Neighborhood Overview
The facility is located on USTA Boulevard in Lake Nona, a master-planned "smart city" situated just southeast of Orlando International Airport (MCO). The "neighborhood" is ultra-modern, clean, and wellness-focused, characterized by sleek architecture, autonomous shuttles, and public art installations. Access is seamless via SR 417 (Greeneway) or Narcoossee Road, with the airport being less than 15 minutes away—a massive convenience for flying teams. While the campus itself is vast and requires walking between court zones, the surrounding Lake Nona area is designed with "districts" that are best reached by car. Once parked at the Lake Nona Town Center, however, you can easily walk to dozens of restaurants and shops. Parking at the USTA National Campus is abundant and free in the paved surface lots, divided into zones corresponding to the court banks (Team USA, Collegiate, etc.). The area is exceptionally safe and upscale, feeling more like a tech campus than a typical sports venue, but be prepared for toll roads when navigating the broader Orlando highway network.
Where to Stay
Accommodation strategy focuses on Lake Nona Town Center and the Airport Corridor.
Lake Nona (The "Bubble"): The Residence Inn by Marriott Orlando Lake Nona and Courtyard by Marriott Orlando Lake Nona are the most convenient options, located just minutes from the courts and often housing visiting teams. The Aloft Orlando Lake Nona offers a trendy, loft-style vibe within walking distance of the Town Center dining.
The Tech/Luxury Choice: The Lake Nona Wave Hotel is a high-tech, luxury property featuring smart windows, wellness amenities, and a sculpture garden, perfect for parents wanting a resort experience.
Airport Area (Budget): If Lake Nona inventory is tight, the hotels along Semoran Blvd (near MCO) are a reliable backup, only a short drive away via the toll road.
Quick-Plan Overview
Tip
Orlando Intl (MCO) · 15 min drive.
Arrival & Parking
Parking is free; verify court zone before parking.
Tip
Net Post Grill (On-site) · Lunch/Smoothies.
Arrival & Parking
Boxi Park or Nona Adventure Park.
Arrival & Parking
Chroma Modern Bar or Park Pizza.
- Orlando Intl (MCO) · 15 min drive.
- Parking is free; verify court zone before parking.
- Net Post Grill (On-site) · Lunch/Smoothies.
- Boxi Park or Nona Adventure Park.
- Chroma Modern Bar or Park Pizza.
Match Day Flow
Check-In & Warm-Up
Arrive at least 60 minutes before your match. The campus is huge; check your court assignment on the USTA app or tournament homepage before parking to choose the closest lot (i.e., Collegiate Center vs. Har-Tru courts). Check-in is typically at the Welcome Center or a designated tournament desk near the courts. Water and ice stations are plentiful, but bringing a large jug is essential in the heat.
Mid-Day Regroup
Between matches, the Net Post Grill on-site is a legitimate dining option with air conditioning, healthy bowls, and smoothies, saving you a trip off-campus. If you have a longer break (2+ hours), drive 5 minutes to Boxi Park for a vibrant outdoor lunch or to the Lake Nona Town Center to browse the shops. The campus has excellent Wi-Fi ("USTA Guest"), allowing parents to work or stream matches from the sidelines.
Wrap-Up & Departure
Exiting onto USTA Boulevard is generally smooth. If heading to a team dinner, Boxi Park is unbeatable for groups (no reservations needed, live music). If you hit a signature Florida afternoon thunderstorm, the campus has a sophisticated lightning detection system; wait it out in the Welcome Center or your car, as play usually resumes quickly once the cell passes.
Check-In & Warm-Up
Arrive at least 60 minutes before your match. The campus is huge; check your court assignment on the USTA app or tournament homepage before parking to choose the closest lot (i.e., Collegiate Center vs. Har-Tru courts). Check-in is typically at the Welcome Center or a designated tournament desk near the courts. Water and ice stations are plentiful, but bringing a large jug is essential in the heat.
Mid-Day Regroup
Between matches, the Net Post Grill on-site is a legitimate dining option with air conditioning, healthy bowls, and smoothies, saving you a trip off-campus. If you have a longer break (2+ hours), drive 5 minutes to Boxi Park for a vibrant outdoor lunch or to the Lake Nona Town Center to browse the shops. The campus has excellent Wi-Fi ("USTA Guest"), allowing parents to work or stream matches from the sidelines.
Wrap-Up & Departure
Exiting onto USTA Boulevard is generally smooth. If heading to a team dinner, Boxi Park is unbeatable for groups (no reservations needed, live music). If you hit a signature Florida afternoon thunderstorm, the campus has a sophisticated lightning detection system; wait it out in the Welcome Center or your car, as play usually resumes quickly once the cell passes.
Things to Do
Walkable (On-Site)
Net Post Grill
Welcome CenterUnlike the typical concession stand serving stale pretzels, the Net Post Grill is a full-service cafe designed for athletes. Located centrally near the , it offers a surprisingly robust menu of salads, wraps, burgers, and protein smoothies. It features both indoor air-conditioned seating (a lifesaver in July) and a covered patio overlooking the feature courts. It serves as the social hub of the campus, where you can watch live matches on TV screens while refueling. It is efficient, clean, and accepts cards, making it the default "waiting room" for parents. Welcome Center
5–15 Minutes Away
Boxi Park Lake Nona
5 min driveLocated in the Town Center, Boxi Park is an open-air entertainment venue built entirely from repurposed shipping containers. It is the ultimate destination for tournament downtime. The complex features multiple counter-service food stalls (tacos, burgers, lobster rolls), volleyball courts, a playground, and a live music stage. It is dog-friendly and specifically designed for communal gathering, making it perfect for teams who can't agree on one restaurant. Parents can grab a craft cocktail while kids run around in a safe, contained environment. It captures the modern, fun spirit of the Lake Nona community perfectly.
Nona Adventure Park
8 min driveIf you have siblings who are bored of watching tennis, Nona Adventure Park is the solution. This water-based entertainment center features a massive inflatable aqua park (think "Wipeout"), a cable park for wakeboarding, and a 60-foot climbing tower with a ropes course. It is located just a few miles from the courts. It is a high-energy way to cool off and burn adrenaline. They offer varying pass lengths, so you can pop in for just two hours between matches. The on-site bistro serves pizza and drinks, allowing you to make a half-day of it.
Drive Shack Orlando
5 min driveSituated visible from the highway, Drive Shack is a high-tech golf entertainment complex similar to Topgolf. It features three stories of climate-controlled hitting bays where you can play virtual games, hit targets, or just drive balls into the net. It serves a full menu of upscale bar food and cocktails. It is a fantastic evening activity for the whole team or a fun diversion for parents during a long rain delay. The bays are spacious and comfortable, offering a "luxury" sports bar vibe that fits the area well.
Walkable (On-Site)
- Net Post Grill — Unlike the typical concession stand serving stale pretzels, the Net Post Grill is a full-service cafe designed for athletes. Located centrally near the Welcome Center, it offers a surprisingly robust menu of salads, wraps, burgers, and protein smoothies. It features both indoor air-conditioned seating (a lifesaver in July) and a covered patio overlooking the feature courts. It serves as the social hub of the campus, where you can watch live matches on TV screens while refueling. It is efficient, clean, and accepts cards, making it the default "waiting room" for parents. Welcome Center
5–15 Minutes Away
- Boxi Park Lake Nona — Located in the Town Center, Boxi Park is an open-air entertainment venue built entirely from repurposed shipping containers. It is the ultimate destination for tournament downtime. The complex features multiple counter-service food stalls (tacos, burgers, lobster rolls), volleyball courts, a playground, and a live music stage. It is dog-friendly and specifically designed for communal gathering, making it perfect for teams who can't agree on one restaurant. Parents can grab a craft cocktail while kids run around in a safe, contained environment. It captures the modern, fun spirit of the Lake Nona community perfectly. 5 min drive
- Nona Adventure Park — If you have siblings who are bored of watching tennis, Nona Adventure Park is the solution. This water-based entertainment center features a massive inflatable aqua park (think "Wipeout"), a cable park for wakeboarding, and a 60-foot climbing tower with a ropes course. It is located just a few miles from the courts. It is a high-energy way to cool off and burn adrenaline. They offer varying pass lengths, so you can pop in for just two hours between matches. The on-site bistro serves pizza and drinks, allowing you to make a half-day of it. 8 min drive
- Drive Shack Orlando — Situated visible from the highway, Drive Shack is a high-tech golf entertainment complex similar to Topgolf. It features three stories of climate-controlled hitting bays where you can play virtual games, hit targets, or just drive balls into the net. It serves a full menu of upscale bar food and cocktails. It is a fantastic evening activity for the whole team or a fun diversion for parents during a long rain delay. The bays are spacious and comfortable, offering a "luxury" sports bar vibe that fits the area well. 5 min drive
Food & Drink
Inside & Adjacent
Net Post Grill
Welcome CenterAs mentioned, this is the primary on-site option. It is reliable for breakfast sandwiches in the morning and substantial lunches like the "National Campus Burger" or grilled chicken caesar salads. It eliminates the stress of leaving the site between tight match schedules.
Nearby Gathering Spots
Park Pizza & Brewing Company
5 min driveLocated in the Town Center, Park Pizza serves wood-fired pizzas and house-brewed beers in a bright, modern setting. It is the go-to spot for a "team pizza party" that feels a bit more upscale than a delivery chain. The communal tables handle groups well, and the pizza comes out fast. Favorites include the "Chicken & Goat" pie and their refreshing lagers. It is loud, friendly, and conveniently located next to the hotels.
Canvas Restaurant & Market
8 min driveFor a stunning sunset dinner, Canvas is located right on the water in the Laureate Park neighborhood. The menu features new American cuisine with a focus on fresh Florida seafood and seasonal ingredients. The floor-to-ceiling windows and massive outdoor patio offer beautiful lake views. It is a great spot for a celebratory parents' dinner or a nice team meal. The attached market sells coffee and local goods in the morning. It feels like a resort restaurant without the resort prices.
Local & Elevated Picks
Chroma Modern Bar + Kitchen
5 min driveChroma is a stylish, small-plates restaurant that serves as the culinary anchor of the Town Center. The menu is designed for sharing, featuring dishes like sticky ribs, blistered shishito peppers, and wagyu skirt steak. The vibrant, colorful decor and outdoor lounge area make it a fun, sophisticated spot for adults. It is perfect for a coaches' dinner or a relaxed evening after the tournament concludes. The cocktail program is excellent.
Nona Blue Modern Tavern
10 min driveCo-owned by professional golfer Graeme McDowell, Nona Blue is an upscale sports tavern that elevates the genre. With polished wood interiors and leather booths, it feels like a classic American club. The menu includes high-end comfort food like lobster mac and cheese, prime rib, and a top-tier burger. It is a favorite for local athletes and visitors alike. It offers a great atmosphere to watch a game on TV while enjoying a high-quality meal.
Inside & Adjacent
- Net Post Grill — As mentioned, this is the primary on-site option. It is reliable for breakfast sandwiches in the morning and substantial lunches like the "National Campus Burger" or grilled chicken caesar salads. It eliminates the stress of leaving the site between tight match schedules. Welcome Center
Nearby Gathering Spots
- Park Pizza & Brewing Company — Located in the Town Center, Park Pizza serves wood-fired pizzas and house-brewed beers in a bright, modern setting. It is the go-to spot for a "team pizza party" that feels a bit more upscale than a delivery chain. The communal tables handle groups well, and the pizza comes out fast. Favorites include the "Chicken & Goat" pie and their refreshing lagers. It is loud, friendly, and conveniently located next to the hotels. 5 min drive
- Canvas Restaurant & Market — For a stunning sunset dinner, Canvas is located right on the water in the Laureate Park neighborhood. The menu features new American cuisine with a focus on fresh Florida seafood and seasonal ingredients. The floor-to-ceiling windows and massive outdoor patio offer beautiful lake views. It is a great spot for a celebratory parents' dinner or a nice team meal. The attached market sells coffee and local goods in the morning. It feels like a resort restaurant without the resort prices. 8 min drive
Local & Elevated Picks
- Chroma Modern Bar + Kitchen — Chroma is a stylish, small-plates restaurant that serves as the culinary anchor of the Town Center. The menu is designed for sharing, featuring dishes like sticky ribs, blistered shishito peppers, and wagyu skirt steak. The vibrant, colorful decor and outdoor lounge area make it a fun, sophisticated spot for adults. It is perfect for a coaches' dinner or a relaxed evening after the tournament concludes. The cocktail program is excellent. 5 min drive
- Nona Blue Modern Tavern — Co-owned by professional golfer Graeme McDowell, Nona Blue is an upscale sports tavern that elevates the genre. With polished wood interiors and leather booths, it feels like a classic American club. The menu includes high-end comfort food like lobster mac and cheese, prime rib, and a top-tier burger. It is a favorite for local athletes and visitors alike. It offers a great atmosphere to watch a game on TV while enjoying a high-quality meal. 10 min drive
Local Tips
Hydration: The courts are hot: bring a jug. Ice machines are available on site.
Rain: Florida storms are sudden. The campus has a siren: go to your car immediately.
Streaming: Many courts have PlaySight cameras: download the app to watch/record.
Tolls: Have a SunPass or credit card ready: SR 417 is a toll road.
Parking: Free and paved. Use the lot closest to your assigned court bank.
Seasonal note: Orlando is subtropical. Winter (December-February) is delightful (70s) and dry. Spring (March-May) is hot (80s) and getting humid. Summer (June-September) is brutal (90s+), humid, and stormy every afternoon. Fall (October-November) is warm and pleasant.
- Hydration: The courts are hot bring a jug. Ice machines are available on site.
- Rain: Florida storms are sudden. The campus has a siren go to your car immediately.
- Streaming: Many courts have PlaySight cameras download the app to watch/record.
- Tolls: Have a SunPass or credit card ready SR 417 is a toll road.
- Parking Free and paved. Use the lot closest to your assigned court bank.
- Seasonal note: Orlando is subtropical. Winter (December-February) is delightful (70s) and dry. Spring (March-May) is hot (80s) and getting humid. Summer (June-September) is brutal (90s+), humid, and stormy every afternoon. Fall (October-November) is warm and pleasant.
Weather & Seasons
Winter
December through February is peak tennis weather. Highs in the 70s. Mornings can be crisp (50s). Rain is rare.
Spring & early summer
March through May sees temps climb into the 80s. The sun is intense. It is generally dry, but humidity starts to creep up.
Mid-summer
June through September is the gauntlet. Highs in the 90s. Heat index over 100°F. Thunderstorms occur almost daily between 2 PM and 5 PM, causing delays.
Fall season
October and November is lovely. Highs in the 80s. The humidity breaks, and the rain chances decrease.
Rain & snow
Snow is impossible. Rain is heavy and tropical. Hard courts dry in 30-45 minutes; clay takes longer. Indoor courts are limited and usually reserved.
Winter
December through February is peak tennis weather. Highs in the 70s. Mornings can be crisp (50s). Rain is rare.
Spring & early summer
March through May sees temps climb into the 80s. The sun is intense. It is generally dry, but humidity starts to creep up.
Mid-summer
June through September is the gauntlet. Highs in the 90s. Heat index over 100°F. Thunderstorms occur almost daily between 2 PM and 5 PM, causing delays.
Fall season
October and November is lovely. Highs in the 80s. The humidity breaks, and the rain chances decrease.
Rain & snow
Snow is impossible. Rain is heavy and tropical. Hard courts dry in 30-45 minutes; clay takes longer. Indoor courts are limited and usually reserved.
Venue Facts
Primary team
USTA / UCF Tennis.
Neighborhood
Lake Nona (Smart City).
Nearest airport
Orlando Intl (MCO).
Parking
Free (Surface Lots).
Walkable district
No (Car recommended).
Groceries & supplies
Publix (Lake Nona Plaza).
Pharmacy
Walgreens (Narcoossee Rd).
Urgent care
AdventHealth Centra Care Lake Nona.
Downtime
Boxi Park.
Pro tip
Eat at Net Post Grill.
| Primary team | USTA / UCF Tennis. |
| Neighborhood | Lake Nona (Smart City). |
| Nearest airport | Orlando Intl (MCO). |
| Parking | Free (Surface Lots). |
| Walkable district | No (Car recommended). |
| Groceries & supplies | Publix (Lake Nona Plaza). |
| Pharmacy | Walgreens (Narcoossee Rd). |
| Urgent care | AdventHealth Centra Care Lake Nona. |
| Downtime | Boxi Park. |
| Pro tip | Eat at Net Post Grill. |
Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the closest hotels to Usta National Campus?
The closest hotel to Usta National Campus is Aloft Orlando Lake Nona (2.03 mi, from $147/night) — a 4-minute drive. Other nearby options include Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona (3.21 mi, from $217/night) and Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG (3.7 mi, from $105/night). Aloft Orlando Lake Nona offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center. Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG offers free breakfast, a pool, and a fitness center.
Which hotels near Usta National Campus are good for families?
Several hotels near Usta National Campus are well-suited for families. Aloft Orlando Lake Nona (2.03 mi, from $147/night), Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona (3.21 mi, from $217/night), and Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG (3.7 mi, from $105/night) all offer suites, connecting rooms, a pool, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry.
Which hotels near Usta National Campus are great for a weekend getaway?
Several hotels near Usta National Campus are ideal for a weekend getaway. Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport (4.28 mi, from $259/night), Sheraton Suites Orlando Airport (6.8 mi, from $102/night), and Marriott Orlando Airport Lakeside (6.72 mi, from $186/night) all offer a pool and on-site dining. Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport also has spa services. Sheraton Suites Orlando Airport also has spa services.
Which hotels near Usta National Campus are good for team or group travel?
Several hotels near Usta National Campus accommodate team and group travel. Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport (4.28 mi, from $259/night), Aloft Orlando Lake Nona (2.03 mi, from $147/night), and Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona (3.21 mi, from $217/night) all offer meeting space, complimentary breakfast, and on-site laundry. Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport also has bus or oversized vehicle parking.
Are there extended-stay hotels near Usta National Campus?
Yes — Home2 Suites by Hilton Orlando Southeast Nona (5.8 mi, from $128/night), Staybridge Suites Orlando Airport South by IHG (6.91 mi, from $94/night), and Hyatt House Orlando Airport (7 mi, from $128/night) are all extended-stay properties near Usta National Campus, with full kitchens and on-site laundry.
Hotel Amenities & Features Pools, breakfast, pet policies, and more
Which hotels near Usta National Campus offer free breakfast?
Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG (3.7 mi, from $105/night), SpringHill Suites by Marriott Orlando Lake Nona (4.77 mi, from $121/night), and Hampton Inn Orlando Southeast Nona (5.75 mi, from $126/night) include complimentary breakfast.
Which hotels near Usta National Campus have a fitness center?
Aloft Orlando Lake Nona (2.03 mi, from $147/night), Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona (3.21 mi, from $217/night), and Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG (3.7 mi, from $105/night) have an on-site fitness center.
Which hotels near Usta National Campus offer free parking?
Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG (3.7 mi, from $105/night), Hampton Inn Orlando Southeast Nona (5.75 mi, from $126/night), and Home2 Suites by Hilton Orlando Southeast Nona (5.8 mi, from $128/night) offer complimentary parking.
Do any hotels near Usta National Campus offer a shuttle?
Yes — Aloft Orlando Lake Nona (2.03 mi, from $147/night), Hyatt Regency Orlando International Airport (4.28 mi, from $259/night), and Sheraton Suites Orlando Airport (6.8 mi, from $102/night) offer shuttle service.
Do hotels near Usta National Campus offer free Wi-Fi?
Yes — Aloft Orlando Lake Nona (2.03 mi, from $147/night), Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona (3.21 mi, from $217/night), and Holiday Inn Express & Suites - Orlando - Southeast by IHG (3.7 mi, from $105/night) offer complimentary Wi-Fi.
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