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When you consider a [vacation rental] in Orlando Florida, remember one thing,
its all about [location]!
Whether it's an owner rental and you're booking your holiday direct or it's a
holiday rent from an agency check out the location. They nearly all
exaggerate.
All too many times Orlando rentals described as a [disney] rental home are
anything but.
I have seen 'Orlando Villas' advertised when the property home is up to 3
hours drive away from [disney] world of Magic and even further from Orlando
[universal] and [seaworld]. So my advice is get a map and do your research before
you book.
You don't want to spend the first and last two hours of your day driving to
[disney] world in Buena Vista or arriving at [seaWorld], or [universal] studios
tired before you even start.
It might be timely to remind you to make sure that your [car rental] is
adequate for the size of your group; you don't want to be hanging around the
airport or the car rentals office when you arrive, trying to upgrade your car.
Orlando vacation rental homes are generally very well presented and are
maintained to a very high standard, some Disney vacation homes are advertised
as luxury vacation homes, and depending on your idea of luxury you may be
very pleasantly surprised as the standard of most homes is very high. However
remember that all these [holiday home] rentals, whether near Disney or
otherwise are still holiday rentals and subject to the wear and tear that
this type of business involves. A good management company with a strong
maintenance ethos is essential in the holiday self catering homes business.
So make sure there are plenty of photos of the house and read all the reviews,
Email the management company if they are shown on the website for their
opinion on the home and if there are any things you should know. That way you
have it in writing as a backup if you are not happy or it does not live up to
your expectations. Also a good measure is if the home gets many repeat guests.
(Check out the reviews)
Its also important to look at the language of rental sites, "walking distance"
doesn't mean beach front and "cozy" often times means it's small or
cluttered.
Make sure you pay attention to the details on the website. If it looks
unprofessional, cheap, with a bunch of dead end pages... then, their lack of
effort to impress from the beginning might be a flag to indicate of what is
to come.
Lastly where possible book with a company or home owner that accepts plastic
and pay by credit card.
It gives you security and peace of mind. Don't pay cash!
[vacation rental]
[car rental]
[disney]
[seaWorld]
[universal]
[holiday home]
[location]
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