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I would describe them as understated but beautiful in their own right.

While there isn’t any overwhelming theming like at some of the Disney-owned resorts, the rooms are neutral and pleasant to stay in. Some of these suites can sleep up to 8, which is a huge benefit given the associated cost and compared to what you could be paying by staying on property. (These are the advertised room rates for Jan. Magnolia Suites are $284 per night, Junior Suites are $299 per night, Family Suites are $329 per night and Palm Suites are $449 per night. Standard rooms (and standard rooms with a poolside view) are never more than $150 per night and are over 400 square feet. The rooms at this resort are huge considering their low price. Evergreen’s and On the Greens are each located near the two pools on property.įor more information on the dining options (including menus), check the Shades of Green dining info. Despite the fact that this buffet doesn’t feature Disney characters, the difference in cost might just distract from the lack of entertainment. Adults (ages 12+) are just $13.95, children 5-11 are $7.95, children 2-4 are $2.95, and children under 4 are free. However, the Garden Gallery breakfast buffet is extremely appealing, especially for the price.

Garden Gallery, Evergreen’s, and On the Greens are the three places I haven’t tried.

Everything we ate there was great and I would recommend it to anyone staying at the resort.

Next is Mangino’s, which my family has dined in.

They feature a lot of options for breakfast and lunch, and they even offer box lunches that you can order a day in advance so that you can pick them up the next morning before you head to your destination.

Express Caféis another super convenient option located just before you exit the building to get to the bus stops.

My family likes to grab a muffin on our way to the parks and an ice cream as an afternoon or evening snack.

Java Café is in the lobby and offers Starbucks drinks, pastries, and soft serve ice cream.

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For those who need some sustenance, Shades of Green has lots dining options plus room service. If you are not into golfing or relaxing at the spa, I’m going to assume that you eat at some point each day.

The current price as of January 2019 is $30 for the Princess Makeover and $20 for the Pirate one which is far less expensive than the ones available on-site.) Dining options

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(Note from Shannon: the spa also has “ Princess Makeovers” which include a bun or braid, a tiara, makeup and glitter and “Pirate Clubs” which includes beard makeup, a bandana, eye patch and pirate earring. Their prices aren’t terrible and the foot treatments always sound heavenly after a long day at the parks. I’ve never experienced any of the treatments at the Magnolia Spa, but I’m always kind of tempted. If you’re not into golf, there’s an on-site spa that looks relaxing before even entering it. Anyone can golf at these courses, but they do offer reduced rates for military members. Located on two PGA golf courses, the Magnolia and Palm offer an amazing setting for the rest that the Shades of Green Resort has to offer. Not only is the location great, but the resort is beautiful as well. Located just across Floridian Way from the Polynesian Villages Resort, it’s in a great location for being a non-Deluxe resort.

On-site benefits – what you do and don’t get.

The rooms at the Shades of Green Resort.