Orlando's International Drive is an area filled with a diverse tourism base where newer meets older, and where accommodation choices will range from the traditional to the superior first class. Our Search System will search all of the International Drive Hotels for you as well as the various hotel locations. So whether you're looking for a hotel near Universal Studios Florida, Sea World Orlando and even Walt Disney World itself - you'll find it all here.

If looking for any 'specific' accommodation types of International Drive Hotels, in most cases, you'll find the majority of these located just south of Sand Lake Rd, although there will be some exceptions to this. Please refer to our map systems for the exact locations of these accommodation types such any resorts and suites that may be located in this area.

Here, you will find an in-depth categorical reference to the International Drive Hotels and of Businesses located here

The epicenter of Orlando's hotels and of many crowded conventions that are held here. All snuggled tightly, and affixed to the winding, and sometimes congested, corridors of this area's most famous road - International Drive!

International Drive begins its journey just north of Universal Studios. It travels south, like a meandering river, through the chiselled commercial canyons of a myriad of smaller attractions, shops, restaurants and hotels that exist all along its banks. It has many tributaries, such as Universal Blvd. a navigable channel that loops around I-Drive shortcutting from the entranceway of Universal Studios past Wet N' Wild and ending up joining back to I-Drive at the Orlando Orange County Convention Center.

Just downstream a bit and away from the built up canyons, you'll find Sea World.

While very much being a part of 'the whole', along with Lake Buena Vista, Kissimmee and the Walt Disney World Resort, International Drive actually creates a sense of being its own wonderland with its bright multi-colored lights, neon signs and many attractions. Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, Ripley's Believe it or Not, Wonderworks, Wet N' Wild and Sea World - just to name a few...

Continuing south past Sea World things are less crowded.

The Central Florida Parkway, just south of the Beeline Expressway (Hwy. 528), is one of the many routes that runs east / west through the wider open countryside as you head for the Walt Disney World Resort area. As it nears the junctions of Hwy 535, Hwy 417 and Hwy 536, this part of International Drive creates an almost buffer like zone with its wide expanses that separate the geographic areas and boundaries of Lake Buena Vista, Kissimmee, Walt Disney World, Osceola and Orange Counties.

Orlando's International Drive is an area filled with a diverse tourism base where newer meets older, and where Hotel choices will range from the traditional to the superior first class.