Orlando, FL · Whole-home rentals on VRBO
🏡 Reunion villas in Orlando
Reunion Resort and Encore Resort at Reunion have made Orlando the default landing spot for extended families who want Disney by day and everyone under one roof by night. These gated golf communities rent private estates that climb to 13, 14, even 15 bedrooms, so three generations can split the cost of a single home with its own pool, spa, and full kitchen instead of booking six hotel rooms. Groups chasing value over square footage lean toward ChampionsGate and Windsor at Westside, where nine-bedroom pool homes sit minutes from the Walt Disney World gates. The math is what sells it: a 16-person villa with a screened pool, game room, and two dishwashers often costs less per head than adjoining resort rooms, and nobody has to caravan between hotels. For reunions built around theme-park mornings and grill-out evenings, Orlando's villa communities are hard to beat.
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Where to look
Reunion Resort and Encore Resort at Reunion for the largest estates, with ChampionsGate and Windsor at Westside for value pool homes closest to the Disney gates.
When to book
Demand runs year-round; book 6 to 12 months out for spring break, summer, and the Thanksgiving-to-Christmas holidays, when the biggest Reunion and Encore estates go first.
What you'll pay
Large pool homes generally run about $650 to $3,000 per night, with 12-to-15-bedroom Reunion and Encore estates at the top of that range.
Common questions
How many people can a Reunion Resort villa near Orlando sleep?
Reunion Resort rents homes from three bedrooms up to roughly 15-bedroom estates, with the largest sleeping about 20 to 30 guests. Encore Resort at Reunion tops out near 13 bedrooms and 20-plus guests, so a full reunion can share one house with a private pool and full kitchen.
How far are Orlando's large villa communities from Walt Disney World?
Most large-group communities sit 10 to 20 minutes from the Disney gates. ChampionsGate and Windsor at Westside are among the closest, while Reunion and Encore are a short drive off I-4, making park mornings and midday pool breaks easy for big groups.
Is renting one big villa cheaper than hotel rooms for an Orlando reunion?
Usually, yes. A 16-guest villa with a screened pool, game room, and kitchen often costs less per person than booking five or six on-property hotel rooms, and you save again by cooking some meals at the house instead of eating out in the parks every day.