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Guests would be forgiven for believing they had been transported to a Marvel movie here. The low-lit, dark-painted room contrasts with the pops of fluorescent installations. A luminous Hulk flexes his muscles as he tries to break free from captivity, while a mural of Ironman rushes to protect someone from harm.
This room is sure to spark some imaginative superhero role-play. And once the kids tire of saving the world, they can sit back on and turn on the flat-screen telly. Even superheroes deserve a break once in a while.
A little log cabin on stilts disguises itself as a twin bunk. And yes, your eyes aren’t deceiving you; that is a tree framing the log house with its foliage. Albeit a fake tree, its lifelike appearance is enough to feel lost in the woods.
With fairy lights adorned on the leaves, any kids will beg for lights out for the dreamy ambience. The wooden furnishings add the finishing touches to this wilderness camp.
The magical Casa Madrigal is actually a twin bunk! You have to see it to believe it. The double-story, ice-cream-coloured mansion has stone-like steps leading up to the top bunk. Decked in beautiful bunches of bright flowers, the house is a work of art.
Wait, there is more... a swing is another quirky feature of this room, letting children get a full view of their delightful and abundant floral kingdom.
The low green lighting also adds a wild, remote element, highlighting the rough timbered artwork that shields the bunks. Once in bed, blue lighting shines in the cove, feeling like you’re sleeping out in the open under the stars.
The top bunks replicate space capsules, doused in silver paint for a steely aesthetic. With enough Star Wars imagery to inspire mass recruitment, the room also features a flat-screen TV and R2D2 bean bag furnishings.
Decorated in Gryffindor's burgundy and yellow colours, the room resembles King's Cross' concealed platform. And to avoid any last-minute frenzies, a caged owl sits on the luggage-themed dresser as the accompanying pet at Hogwarts.
"Do you want to build a snowman?" Unfortunately, Florida is not the prime destination for frosty snow-building activities. But, this icy blue Frozen-themed room will make clients feel they've been planted in the Arctic itself.
The room's centrepiece is a regal ice palace fit for a princess from any climate. While most kids fight for the top bunk, the bottom bunk is highly appealing. Entirely closed off with only a pentagonal castle door cut out, the inside room has moody blue lighting convincing guests that blue blood may just run through their veins.
A pearly light blue slide is fixed from the top bunk for a quick exit once client's knight in shining armour arrives. All in all, with frosty murals of milky snow, shiny icicles, and deep blue glaciers, it's not hard to imagine a blizzard approaching subtropical Florida here.
Better yet, they can play a game of ping pong or foosball and between games sip a soda on the Coca-Cola-branded diner stools. The entertainment even extends to the upstairs game room. Here, guests can jump on the gaming console and wrestle with the puck on the air hockey machine.
This is just a taste of the many themed villas we have in our portfolio. Enquire today to find your client's perfect holiday home.
Orlando Villas with Awesome Themed Bedrooms
01:39 pm | Wednesday, 31 July 2024
What springs to mind when someone mentions Orlando? Many magical attractions, we bet. But whilst the city is one of Florida’s most popular cities for many reasons, there's one uniting theme: reliving our childhood dreams!
And after clients have had a day of Disney rides or wildlife adventures, why not return to an accommodation that's young at heart, too? Check out our list of the most awesomely themed villas Orlando has to offer - all available via Ocean Beds...
Reunion Resort
Located a stone’s throw from Disney World, Reunion Resort offers an array of themed roomed villas. From Disney classics to retro games and cult hits, clients can take their pick of our finely selected rooms.Ocean 736
Guests would be forgiven for believing they had been transported to a Marvel movie here. The low-lit, dark-painted room contrasts with the pops of fluorescent installations. A luminous Hulk flexes his muscles as he tries to break free from captivity, while a mural of Ironman rushes to protect someone from harm.
This room is sure to spark some imaginative superhero role-play. And once the kids tire of saving the world, they can sit back on and turn on the flat-screen telly. Even superheroes deserve a break once in a while.
Ocean 678
If clients fancy a bit of nature, they can bring the outdoors indoors in this rustic bedroom. Decked in forested wallpaper and an artificial grass floor, they can almost smell the fresh mountain air.A little log cabin on stilts disguises itself as a twin bunk. And yes, your eyes aren’t deceiving you; that is a tree framing the log house with its foliage. Albeit a fake tree, its lifelike appearance is enough to feel lost in the woods.
With fairy lights adorned on the leaves, any kids will beg for lights out for the dreamy ambience. The wooden furnishings add the finishing touches to this wilderness camp.
Ocean 763
Whimsical, enchanting, and captivating beyond words. Inspired by the Disney hit Encanto, this room replicates the floral infusion chamber of Maribel’s sister, Isabella. If clients want to watch their kids’ jaws hit the floor, this is the painted pastel room for them.The magical Casa Madrigal is actually a twin bunk! You have to see it to believe it. The double-story, ice-cream-coloured mansion has stone-like steps leading up to the top bunk. Decked in beautiful bunches of bright flowers, the house is a work of art.
Wait, there is more... a swing is another quirky feature of this room, letting children get a full view of their delightful and abundant floral kingdom.
Ocean 710
Here, guests can enter the fantastical planet of Avatar. Consistent reminders that they haven’t left the realm of this orbit are, in fact, necessary. Especially, as the mural of pointed pinnacles peaking above the foggy realm is so convincingThe low green lighting also adds a wild, remote element, highlighting the rough timbered artwork that shields the bunks. Once in bed, blue lighting shines in the cove, feeling like you’re sleeping out in the open under the stars.
Ocean 701
Sleeping under the stars is great, but what if clients could stay amongst them? This galactic space-themed room is fit for a Jedi. And what’s a bit of saving the galaxy without a bit of fun? An enclosed spiral slide runs from the top bunk, ensuring they can report to the rebellion in no time.The top bunks replicate space capsules, doused in silver paint for a steely aesthetic. With enough Star Wars imagery to inspire mass recruitment, the room also features a flat-screen TV and R2D2 bean bag furnishings.
Ocean 758
A trip on the Hogwarts Express is a rite of passage for Florida theme park holidays. But at this villa, guests don't even have to leave the house. Dumbledore has delivered and transformed the double bunk into the Hogwarts steam engine.Decorated in Gryffindor's burgundy and yellow colours, the room resembles King's Cross' concealed platform. And to avoid any last-minute frenzies, a caged owl sits on the luggage-themed dresser as the accompanying pet at Hogwarts.
Encore Resort
In the heart of Kissimmee, the hub for villas is Encore Resort. Like Reunion Resort, Encore wields an eclectic mix of themed rooms that will amaze both kids and adults alike!Ocean 559
"Do you want to build a snowman?" Unfortunately, Florida is not the prime destination for frosty snow-building activities. But, this icy blue Frozen-themed room will make clients feel they've been planted in the Arctic itself.
The room's centrepiece is a regal ice palace fit for a princess from any climate. While most kids fight for the top bunk, the bottom bunk is highly appealing. Entirely closed off with only a pentagonal castle door cut out, the inside room has moody blue lighting convincing guests that blue blood may just run through their veins.
A pearly light blue slide is fixed from the top bunk for a quick exit once client's knight in shining armour arrives. All in all, with frosty murals of milky snow, shiny icicles, and deep blue glaciers, it's not hard to imagine a blizzard approaching subtropical Florida here.
Ocean 444
Whilst all the above villas promise family fun-themed bedrooms, adults can kick back and enjoy the nostalgia of the 70s at Ocean 444's American diner-themed games room. Fitted with shiny vinyl chessboard floors, vintage adverts, and a ruby red colour scheme, clients can travel back in time to this vibrant burger joint.Better yet, they can play a game of ping pong or foosball and between games sip a soda on the Coca-Cola-branded diner stools. The entertainment even extends to the upstairs game room. Here, guests can jump on the gaming console and wrestle with the puck on the air hockey machine.
Solterra Resort
A bit further from Disney World than Reunion and Encore, yet still quite accessible, is Solterra Resort. Set amongst many lakes, Solterra Resort offers some quiet away from Disney’s hustle and bustle.Ocean 778
Guests may need to compromise with the kids on who bags this home's themed bedroom. Here, they can ump into the land of Super Mario of red levelling-up mushrooms, golden blocks, and dotted warp pipes. A 360° twisting slide connects the top bunk to the floor. Warning: guests will need to resist the urge to jump from pillar to post as they enter Mario’s magical adventure land room.This is just a taste of the many themed villas we have in our portfolio. Enquire today to find your client's perfect holiday home.