Diamond Resorts in Southeastern United States from NZ$162

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Orbit One Vacation Villas

Kissimmee

Anancia

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23 June - 24 June

Parkway International Resort

Kissimmee

gerald

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30 June - 1 July

Alhambra Villas

Solivita

Myrtha

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23 June - 24 June

Sunrise Ridge Resort

Pigeon Forge

Ramesh

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5 July - 6 July

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Top Southeastern United States Hotel Reviews

Loews Miami Beach Hotel – South Beach

10/10 Excellent

"Everything"

The Grove Resort & Water Park Orlando

8/10 Good

"We had a good experience and a spacious stay. The way the hotel was built can be a little difficult to know where everything is or how to get back to your room but the signs are helpful. Overall staff were nice and building was clean. You can tell it's an older resort but they have kept up with property pretty well. I wish they could have offered better discounts on theme parks."

Sea Crest Oceanfront Resort

8/10 Good

"close to everything , right on the beach plenty of food places to around , do not need a vehicle , ride shares are cheap and everything really was in walking distance on the same street or one street over. right on the beach front really cant ask for a better location plenty to do on site ! The water slide was closed for a couple days with no warning or reason but we had plans those days so it did not affect us, also kids "swam" in both lazy rivers and were trying to swim under tubers and flip people over. This is an isolated issue that hopefully will not happen but there seems to be no regulation that would deter patrons from "swimming" in the lazy rivers even though there are plenty of pools and water activities to actually swim in."