• Disney World caters to families, with some large groups requiring three-bedroom villas.Seagull image by Michael Wuelfrath from Fotolia.com
  
  According to the Orange County Register, in 2008, the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida played host to approximately 17 million visitors. Families traveling to the region may require hotels outfitted with three-bedroom villas. Depending on the number and size of beds in each room, three-bedroom villas may fit anywhere from six to 12 occupants.
  
  

The Villas of Grand Cypress Golf Resort

• The Villas of Grand Cypress Golf Resort sits just six miles from Disney World. Outfitted with Mediterranean decor, the hotel features a 45-hole championship golf course. The hotel also includes one to four-bedroom or junior villas. Three-bedroom villas feature such amenities as a sunken living room, outdoor patio, dining room for six, fireplace and whirlpool. The hotel offers seven on-site restaurants, including Nine 18, an upscale dining experience that offers split-level seating and views of the golf course. Guests will enjoy maid service twice a day. Additional on-site amenities include two swimming pools with waterslides and waterfalls, 9-hole miniature golf course and jogging trails, as well as resort lakes with fishing capabilities.
  
  

Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate

• Located 10 miles south of Disney World, the Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate offers scheduled transportation to and from the theme park. Situated on 1,200 acres of wetlands, the hotel features two championship golf courses, an 850-foot lazy river and two heated outdoor swimming pools, one of which includes a waterslide. The hotel plays host to six on-site restaurants and two bars, including a poolside bar. Three-bedroom villas feature such perks as a den, living room, private balcony/terrace and kitchen with stainless steel appliances. As of 2011, rooms include an $18 per night resort fee.
  
  

Disney's BoardWalk Villas

• Situated amidst the Disney World Resort, Disney's BoardWalk Villas sits alongside Disney's BoardWalk Inn, the shopping, dining and entertainment complex. Although Disney's BoardWalk Villas remains part of the Disney Vacation Club's timeshare resort, non-club members can still rent villas. Featuring the decor of a seaside New England town, the three-bedroom villas include a minimum of two private balconies, DVD/CD players, dining room table, full kitchen and waterfront views of nearby Crescent Lake. The hotel also includes two pools, a 200-foot waterslide, an arcade and a miniature golf course.