First, an honest note on supply
Orlando's resort spas are filmed far less than its theme parks. This page gathers the real coverage that exists: the city's most unusual spa, its biggest resort spa twice over, a flagship Disney spa inside a full resort tour, and one day-trip resort clearly labeled as such. (One famous name is absent on purpose: the Mandara Spa at Loews Portofino Bay closed in December 2024, and we don't list closed spas as open.)
The Orlando spas
- Orlando Beer Spa — billed as the only beer spa in Florida: soaking in beer-ingredient tubs in a private room just beyond the theme parks, explained and reviewed end to end; Orlando's most unusual spa experience
- The Ritz-Carlton Spa, Grande Lakes — 40,000 square feet, 40 treatment rooms and its own spa pool, shared with the JW Marriott next door; two films (a TV spotlight and a full hotel tour) anchor it as Orlando's resort-spa heavyweight
- Waldorf Astoria Spa, Bonnet Creek — 24,000 square feet and 21 treatment rooms with steam room and whirlpool, from the resort's own 2015 film (dated, and labeled as such; the spa's footprint is the fact)
- Grand Floridian Resort & Spa — Disney's flagship hotel, whose full-service spa is toured as part of a complete resort staycation film: rooms, signature dining and the spa together
The day-trip entry, labeled
The Hammock Beach review is a full resort-and-spa tour — but Hammock Beach is in Palm Coast, about 85 minutes from Orlando, not an Orlando property. It's included, plainly labeled, as the nearest complete resort-spa tour in our catalog.
Sources: the six videos on this page — the beer spa review, Ritz-Carlton spotlight and tour, the Waldorf's own film, the Grand Floridian staycation, and the Hammock Beach review — summarized from their entries in our catalog.
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