SAnParis

Linda - Thx, but I was kidding. I'm more curious as to why the OP is going to Orlando in the first place w/the requirements/requests set forth. Why not go to someplace more 'adult-friendly' like the Keys, or South Beach ?

LLindaC

San...no prob. Actually, we go down there every year for the Wine festival. We have a time share and expect to see kids, but there are usually fewer in Oct. My husband has an every other year convention there. There are few kids at the Concention Ctr hotels as well. And that's true about the Las vegas one, LOLOL!

SAnParis

The Wine Festival - now that makes good sense too me...The little kids in Vegas is beyond me. I take my kids nearly everywhere, but they have not been to Vegas or Cali Wine Country.

starrsville

Innesha, when I stayed at the Waikoloa Hilton on the Big Island (a kid magnet if there ever was one!) we were thrilled to know that there was an "adults only" pool. So, we happily settled in...and it was way too quiet for us. We moved back over and settled in by the lazy river at the Big Pool with all the kids

It's going to be hard to find a totally kids-free option in Orlando, but I've had business meetings at the Portofino at all times of the year and am amazed at how quiet the property is - compared to the other options in Orlando. AND, with the choice of two alternate pools to the big one with waterslide and sandy beach entry, it's the closest I can think of that matches your request in Orlando.

Wherever you go, let us know how it went.

wyatt92

I wouldn't recommend the Coronado Springs at all. It's pretty budget with small pools. If you like the Ritz you'll not be impressed.

GoTravel

The International Food and Wine Expo is over the time period that there are no kids at Disney except for Halloween and Columbus Weekend. It runs from the end of September through mid November.

TheWeasel

Bunch of kid haters!

starrsville

At least two of us are former lifeguards. That explains a lot!