Reunion Resort vacation rentals

It depends on the home. Some of our Reunion villas include a transferable membership that opens the water park, pools and golf; others include pool access only. Every listing states exactly what's included, and we'll confirm in writing before you pay.

About six miles, or ten to fifteen minutes door to gate via I-4 exit 58. Universal is roughly twenty-five minutes and Orlando International around half an hour.

Yes — a large share of our Reunion inventory backs onto the Palmer, Watson or Nicklaus fairways. Tell us which course you'd like to look at and we'll send the shortlist.

It's the best in the area for it. We manage 10, 12 and 13-bedroom Reunion mansions sleeping up to 46, and neighbouring homes can often be booked together for even bigger reunions.

It depends on the individual home. Reunion's water park is private to resort guests, members and select partners, and entry needs a wristband plus photo ID — you cannot pay at the gate. Access travels with the home's membership tier rather than the resort as a whole, so ask us about the specific property before booking if the water park matters to your group.

Three championship courses, and Reunion is the only resort in the world with signature layouts by Arnold Palmer, Tom Watson and Jack Nicklaus on one property. The Palmer-designed Legacy course runs 6,916 yards with elevation changes of up to 50 feet; Watson's Independence course is 7,154 yards; Nicklaus designed the Tradition course. Tee times go through the resort on 407.396.3199.

A five-acre water park with a 1,000-foot lazy river and the Volcano Twist slide, eight community pools, Hydro-Grid clay tennis courts, pickleball courts and clinics, mini golf, bocce, sand volleyball, two playgrounds and a fitness centre at the Seven Eagles pool. Seven restaurants and bars are on site, so a day without leaving the gates is realistic.

Yes — it is the resort we would point a large group to first. The homes here run to 13 bedrooms, and Reunion has more of our biggest properties than anywhere else we manage. Several have their own pool, games room and home cinema, which is what stops a group of thirty from living on top of each other.

Yes, a 1,000-foot lazy river at the five-acre water park, alongside a zero-entry pool, a kids' splash zone with two small slides, the Volcano Twist waterslide with a 42-inch minimum height, a sand beach with 517 loungers and 14 rentable cabanas.

2,300 acres, which makes it the largest gated resort community near Disney that we work in. Homes sit in distinct neighbourhoods rather than around a single clubhouse, so plan on driving or using the resort's own shuttle, booked through the Ride Reunion app, to reach the water park or the golf clubhouses.

Seven, plus a Starbucks. They range from 7593 Chophouse, an upscale steakhouse, and the signature restaurant Eleven, through Traditions in the Nicklaus Clubhouse for American classics, to Drifters Bar & Grille at the water park and The Cove Bar & Grille poolside. There is also a sushi bar in the Reunion Grande lobby.

There is a complimentary resort shuttle to Walt Disney World serving Epcot and Hollywood Studios, and a shuttle around the resort itself via the Ride Reunion app. For anywhere else — Universal, SeaWorld, the airport, a supermarket run — you will want a car. Every home we manage has free parking.

The nearest Publix is roughly three miles away, about seven minutes by car, and it is the stop most guests make on the way in from the airport. The resort itself has a lobby gift shop but no full grocery, so plan a shop for a self-catering stay.

Most do, and many add a spa, a games room or a home cinema on top. Pool heating is an optional extra added at booking, and worth it from roughly November to March when Florida evenings cool down. The counts on this page are live, so the figures above tell you exactly how many of our current Reunion homes have each feature.

Yes. The tennis centre has clay Hydro-Grid courts with lessons available, and there are pickleball courts with clinics offered. Bocce, sand volleyball and mini golf — $14 for adults, $8 for children aged 4 to 12 — round out the racquet and lawn sports.