At Disney's Coronado Springs Resort, a tribute to Mexico and the American Southwest, kids can swim under a Mayan pyramid, climb a fortress, and search for buried treasure in a Dig Site built especially for young explorers.

Opened in 1997, the expansive Animal Kingdom-area resort is Walt Disney Word's only moderate category convention property, and as such, caters to a mixed crowd of business guests and pleasure-seekers. Consequently, things are a little different at this 1,921-room hotel than at other mid-priced Disney resorts. .

Newly renovated rooms contain queen beds, versus the double beds available at comparable spots like Disney's Caribbean Beach and Port Orleans Resorts, a wider variety at the food court is accompanied by quasi table service (and an automatic 10 percent gratuity charge), a spa menu includes both children's and adult services, and for those unable to break away from the daily grind, Wi-Fi, along with an onsite fitness center, is available.

Junior and one-bedroom suites sleep up to six (a nice option for families looking to stick together), a trendy onsite nightclub is a hotspot for locals as well as Disney travelers, and after a long day at the theme parks, guests can order up a steak dinner and have it delivered to their guest room via a full-course private dining service.

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