Florida Villa Holidays

If you choose to stay in the Kissimmee area for your Florida villa holiday, you’ll be just half an hour’s drive from Walt Disney World® Resort, 45 minutes from Universal Orlando Resort, and only an hour from some of Florida’s top beaches*. Villas in this areas are typically located in Davenport, Claremont, Haines City and Kissimmee

Dine with the family at hundreds of restaurants offering traditional American and worldwide cuisines. Enjoy medieval banquets, lakeside dining, and Caribbean grills, or see ice cream made before your eyes with liquid nitrogen on Main Street.

Wake to long days of sunshine and enjoy relaxing times in a wealth of public outdoor spaces. Once you’ve ticked off the theme parks, you can make the most of your time in dozens of local attractions, malls, and outlets. Step into the past of Old Town Kissimmee, discover the history of the holiday city, and immerse yourself in entertainment nostalgia

*Note: Driving times are provided as a guide only and will vary depending on the home/villa location booked and the time of year. Peak times such as Easter, school holidays, and US public holidays will result in much heavier traffic, as will traveling during morning and evening rush hours.

There are so many accommodation options to choose from for your Florida villa holiday, but our Travel Specialists will help you pick the perfect one for you.

You can opt for a large home – between four and 10 bedrooms – with your own pool and find out your address in advance. Or simply specify your requirements, and travel safe in the knowledge that you’ll be provided with a home within the right distance of the attractions you wish to visit.

Or you could choose a resort home. You’ll have the space and convenience of a villa in a gated community, complete with all the facilities you’d expect to find in a traditional resort, such as a pool, kids’ club and golf course. Homes come with a choice of executive, executive plus, or platinum amenities, so you can choose the right one for your budget.

Whether you’re seeking an apartment close to the theme parks, a two-bedroom town house with a hot tub and communal pool, or a villa steps from the beach, we have the ideal property for you.

You can boost your holiday experience by pre-booking extras for your home or villa – so you know you’ll have all the comfort and services you need for an easy holiday.

Most homes offer high-chairs and cribs for those travelling with little ones. You can add pool heating to guarantee comfortable swimming during the winter months, even if the temperature drops, or choose a home with a hot tub or spa for additional pampering

Upgrade your entertainment with a games room or barbecue. Or enhance your stay with maid services and a welcome pack to make the most of your villa and local neighbourhood.

Many more extras are available subject to availability for each location, so asking in advance is the best way to make sure your stay is as memorable as it is seamless.

The British school holidays mean that Florida is at its busiest over Easter, in July and August, and over Christmas and New Year. The USA’s holiday seasons also bring crowds to the state over spring break, Halloween, and on the weekends. So, if you can avoid these peak times, you’ll find that all the attractions are much quieter.

The climate in Florida stays pleasant all year, with average daytime temperatures rarely dropping below 20°C. July and August have the hottest days, and the highest rainfall – but storms are usually brief and dry quickly. For flexible travellers, March, April, September and October are considered the best balance of mild weather and fewer crowds, but there really is no bad time to visit America’s Sunshine State.