Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa

10000 Turkey Lake Rd, 32819 Orlando, Florida

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3.0

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Just minutes from the Walt Disney World Resort�, Universal Orlando (sm) and SeaWorld Orlando�, Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa in Orlando is a lush tropical paradise that sits on picturesque lakefront property. Guests at Westgate Lakes ... more on Orbitz

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3.0

78 reviews

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ARE YOU THAT DESPERATE, I THINK THERE ARE BETTER DEALS IN DIFFERENT RESORTS. more on Epinions.com

I am very likely to return to the Westgate Lakes Resort &Spa. more on TravelPost.com

It seems the newest (and cheapest) rage in golf design is to clear cut everything, landscape some mounds and pot bunkers into the terrain, and call it a links course. more on GolfReview

The staff was extremely friendly. more on golflink.com

Westgate Lakes Resort personnel are all very friendly and helpful. more on Orbitz

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Wir hatten das Glück diesen wunderbaren platz ausgesucht gehabt zu haben, allerdings hatten wir ihn in seiner Schwierigkeit vollkommen unterschätzt. Das größte Problem war ersteinmal, dass wir uns Sch ... more on TripAdvisor

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4.0

3 reviews

Top Reviews From Orbitz

Well first when we got there they gave me a key card to my room when I got to my room and opened ... more on Orbitz

Westgate Lakes Resort personnel are all very friendly and helpful. Some minor problems with the room but was fixed within ... more on Orbitz

The Westgate Lakes Resort & Spa was very comfortable and conveniently located 15 minutes away from ... more on Orbitz

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It seems the newest(and cheapest) rage in golf design is to clear cut everything, landscape some mounds and pot bunkers into the terrain, and call it a "links course". Unfortunately, it makes it hard to recall any particular hole ... more on GolfReview